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Purple Row: Front Page Posts found this 7/18/2008 on www.rockymountainnews.com [flag]
Right-hander Kip Wells will be activated from the disabled list Monday and start that night against the Dodgers at Coors Field. Left-hander Mark Redman is in the bullpen for the time being, although a roster move will have to be made for Wells. It could be sending right-hander Ryan Speier back to Triple-A Colorado Springs because he has options, or it would mean putting a pitcher, such as ... [link]

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Friday Morning Rockpile:
Published 7/18/2008 by Rox Girl at Purple Row: Front Page Posts
... Kip Wells is getting set to rejoin the Rockies rotation, with Mark redman moving to the bullpen. It's a lesser of a lot of evils choice. While I'll get to the Pebble Report a little later today, clearly we should be counting down the days to the arrival of ...

Weekly Rundown: Cards' mending pair of aces, Anibal 'The Animal' and Oakland's Neo Gio
Published 7/20/2008 by Big Noise at Roto Arcade
... derriere are too damn irresistible. • Prominent names to pine: Jarrod Saltalamacchia (groin), Chris Perez (demotion), Justin Upton (oblique), Roy Oswalt (hip abductor)                 • On the mend: Alfonso Soriano (hand), Troy Tulowitzki (hand), Shaun Marcum (elbow), Jeff Francis (shoulder), Fausto Carmona (hip), Johnny Damon (shoulder), Kerry ...

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CINCINNATI - Fifty of the 64 living Hall of Famers attended Tuesday's All-Star Game festivities at Yankee Stadium. Mets legend Tom Seaver was not among them.
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Cook's star turn still the rage - The Denver Post

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Even as the Rockies juggle to put together a starting rotation for their last 65 games, the clubhouse was buzzing about ace Aaron Cook's three-inning performance in Tuesday's All-Star Game. "I was jumping up and down," Jeff Francis said. "Now I know ...
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My article on SportsDegenerate.com is worth reading because unlike most sports writers I tell it like it is, harsh or otherwise. In this article, I bash Bud Selig for good reasons concerning his decision to make the All-Star game "count" and prove what a horrible and classless commissioner he is.
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