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According to Torre. A popped hamstring.

It sucks that he got injured, but atleast he didn't tear the hamstring. He'll hopefully be back for the stretch run and then we can stretch him out and let him go deep into games.

Also, Phil said he had a similar injury in high school.

Damn. Just when things start to look better this happens. So what happens when Moose comes back? Wang, Pettite, Moose, Igawa and _____. Fill in that blank. It better not be Rasner and I don't think Wright is ready. Is it the Big O or Clippard? -Jitpal

Any veteran pitcher currently without a team?

moocow007 wrote:Any veteran pitcher currently without a team?

Not that I know of. Can David Cone come out of retirement?

Phil says he's disappointed he's not going to be out there the next 5-10 days

Somehow I doubt that Phil will be back after 3 starts, but it's encouraging nonetheless. I say 6 weeks minimum. The Yankees are going to handle him with kid gloves.

moocow007 wrote:Any veteran pitcher currently without a team?

I foudn a list. Here are some notable names:


There you go. Link-Jitpal

Omar Minaya just dumped Chan Ho Park in front of Yankee Stadium.

majorleads wrote:Omar Minaya just dumped Chan Ho Park in front of Yankee Stadium.

Cashman pisses on Park

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I foudn a list. Here are some notable names:


There you go. Link-Jitpal

Other than the obvious one, nothing even remotely interesting there. Oh well.

Chase Wright

great, another injury prone player

just wat we need

oh that witty reverse psychology

NYKnSTILL! wrote:oh that witty reverse psychology

+1

now for this to work, hopefully he heals soon

NYKnSTILL! wrote:Chase Wright

nope

lets practice saying it together:


"R-o-g-e-r C-l-e-m-e-n-s"

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nope

lets practice saying it together:


"R-o-g-e-r C-l-e-m-e-n-s"

We needed him before this season began but even if he signed today. He wouldn't be ready to pitch for a month and by then Hughes would be pretty much ready. -Jitpal

oh my god. that is the saddest damn news ive ever heard. Phil Hughes on his way to a no hitter and carrying us back to the top of the AL east. It's going to be tough doing it without him guys

Yeah, the word "Curse" almost comes to mind. The Knicks had a bad year, giving up the lotto pick to Chicago and now this. (Maybe the city is cursed )
He really might have had a no hitter.
When was the last time a 20 year old rookie did that in his second start. Would be for the history books...

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We needed him before this season began but even if he signed today. He wouldn't be ready to pitch for a month and by then Hughes would be pretty much ready. -Jitpal

Hughes was unbelievable, but I'll still take Clemens and give Hughes time in the minors, or give him Pavano or Igawa's spot

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Hughes was unbelievable, but I'll still take Clemens and give Hughes time in the minors, or give him Pavano or Igawa's spot

Again, WHAT IS THE POINT OF HAVING PHIL HUGHES IN THE MINORS

What exactly is the point? I've asked you this twice, and you haven't answered.

HE NO HIT A MAJOR LEAGUE LINEUP FOR 6 AND 1/3 INNINGS... WHAT EXACTLY DOES HE NEED TO GO TO THE MINORS FOR?