stltoday.com - 5/17/2008
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The same day he was added to the 40-man roster and brought from Class AAA Memphis, righthander Chris Perez made his major-league debut in the seventh inning.
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STL Post-Dispatch: Struggling Isringhausen is placed on disabled list
BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog —
... have to put guys on the mound who can be effective.” ... The club did not reconcile using Isringhausen three times before disabling him with a “lacerated” hand. ... Mozeliak conceded the club would have made some sort of move with Isringhausen even if unable to find a medical reason. “Something had to be done,” Mozeliak said. “This is the course that was available to us and we took it.” The club refused to make Paletta available for reporters’ questions. STL Post-Dispatch: Rays stymie Cards — and Pujols
Tony doesn’t need your machines
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... to Tony La Russa’s illustrious resume. The Cardinal manager admits to not trusting the machine - the radar gun that is - when discussing the impressive debut of the next big thing to come out of the Cards farm system, Chris Perez. In spite of whatever lies this “machine” would have us believe, La Russa flashed the powers that might have made him part of a super hero troupe (he opted to use his powers to become a super manager instead) and told the press that he could tell Perez was throwing in the 90s. ...
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He can pitch, he can hit, he can bunt, he can run, and he’s cute. 5 tool player. Total package. He pitched eight innings, had two hits and a sac bunt. Not one single walk. His only mistake was a homerun in the 8th, ...
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Andy Sonnanstine carried a shutout into the eighth inning and added two singles to a 12-hit outburst in the streaking Tampa Bay Rays’ victory over the sagging St. Louis Cardinals on Friday night. >
