Rolen ready to rejoin Jays

Drunk Jays Fans found this 4/24/2008 on www.globesports.com [flag]

Third baseman Scott Rolen will be reactivated by the Toronto Blue Jays tonight and is expected to start at third base when the Jays begin a weekend series in Kansas City tomorrow. Rolen, who suffered a broken finger near the end of spring training, took batting practice with the American League club this afternoon prior to the finale of a four-game series with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in ... [link]

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Pre-Game Update: Thomas Signs, Rolen Debuts Tomorrow, Other Things
Published 4/24/2008 by Stoeten at Drunk Jays Fans
- It's official. Scott Rolen will be in the lineup tomorrow when the Jays open their weekend series in Kansas City. - As I'm sure we all know by now, Frank Thomas has signed with the Oakland A's, and as of the time of this writing, he's 0 for 2 with two walks and a run scored through six innings-- but he's expected to dominate during the second half of the game. - According to this article from BetaNews, Jays fans on Myspace really have to get their shit together. Since Myspace started allowing third parties to create applications, ...

Check, Please!
Published 4/25/2008 by Lloyd the Barber at Ghostrunner on First
... . Scott Rolen (h/t DFJ) will strap on his cape and ride his majestic steed into the Kansas City, carrying the hopes and dreams of Blue Jays fans everywhere tight to his bosom. There he will smite offending RISP's, boost meager ...

MiLB: Kazmir all smiles after bizarre rehab stint

Can't Stop The Bleeding found this 4/24/2008 on www.baseballthinkfactory.org

Bend and stretch Reach for the stars Here comes Jupiter There goes mars...a freakin’ Kazmir start! JUPITER, Fla—Don’t expect Tampa Bay starting pitcher Scott Kazmir to be requesting morning games at Tropicana Field anytime soon. The ...

Razzball Historical Spotlight: Jose Lima (2000, 2005)

rudygamble posted 4/24/2008 from razzball.com

Commemorating Jose Lima's two worst seasons and the ups and downs of his career. Razzball loves you Jose Lima!

Frank Thomas Has A Job

Babes Love Baseball found this 4/24/2008 on www.foulballs.net

I hope the Joliet Jackhammers had a backup plan in case Frank Thomas ignored all logic, and decided to turn down their offer to join the team, because Frank done did exactly that. To make the decision even more stupefying, Frank is now the first man ...

Say S#!tske again. Say S#!tske again, mother+uc%er, say S#!tske one more Goddamn time!

Ghostrunner on First found this 4/25/2008 on www.bugsandcranks.com

There are few things I like more in sports than when someone else talks s#!t about one of my guys and gets proven wrong. (See the archives for me vs. Peter Robins-Brown about EGDC Carlos Pena.) In the offseason, Drunk Jays Fans made a wager with ...

Elijah Dukes cleans zoo cages, shortens probation

dichalk posted 4/25/2008 from www.tampabay.com

To get his misdemeanor probation cut short by five months, former Tampa Bay Devil Rays outfielder Elijah Dukes spent 25 hours during the past week cleaning out cages and mopping at Lowry Park Zoo. Attorney Grady Irvin and a team official for the Nationals, who traded for Dukes in December, said the ballplayer also passed weekly drug tests for six months.

Rolen expected to return from DL Friday
KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) -- Blue Jays third baseman Scott Rolen is expected to be reinstated from the 15...

Grudzielanek sitting out with sore back
Second baseman Mark Grudzielanek is out of the Royals' lineup with a sore lower back, after an MRI showed that he had an irritated disk. He wil likely be day-to-day, and will not hit the DL, though he will likely not start in Thursday's double bill.

Ludwick making most of playing time
With every Cardinals outfielder swinging a hot bat, it's been hard for Ryan Ludwick to find steady playing time, but he's not complaining.

Sonnanstine leads Rays' sweep of Jays
Sonnanstine leads Rays sweep

Rays complete sweep of Jays at Disney (AP)
Four different players drove in runs to back the pitching of Andy Sonnanstine and help the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Toronto Blue Jays 5-3 Thursday night for a three-game sweep of a home-away-from-home series at Disney World. Evan Longoria tripled ...

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