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Post by astrosgm on May 13, 2007 0:41:10 GMT -5
Can you believe my team? I don't think anything can be worse than what has happened to the Houston Astros.
Chris Carpenter? Disabled
Anibal Sanchez? Disabled
and now..
Ryan Howard? Disabled
I'm lucky to be 18-18.
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Post by pirates on May 13, 2007 12:29:51 GMT -5
This is like giving comfort to the enemy, but Sanchez was sent down, not placed on DL. Check our official DL.
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Post by astrosgm on May 13, 2007 12:41:06 GMT -5
Actually he was sent down and then placed on the DL. Rich noticed it.
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Post by caseball30 on May 13, 2007 17:08:07 GMT -5
My team is already too far south to recover so I am looking to get 2 young SP's under 25 who are studs almost any1 on my team is available. Send me some offers by PM email or IM Thanks
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Post by draysgm on May 14, 2007 6:01:46 GMT -5
Actually he was sent down and then placed on the DL. Rich noticed it. That is correct ... he was sent down to AAA and then placed on the DL: Anibal Sanchez (RHP, FLA) Well this news does not come as a surprise. Just after being sent to Triple-A because of control and command issues, Sanchez spoke up and told the Triple-A medical staff his pitching shoulder didn’t feel right. We raised some concerns about his health in our last note a few days ago and in the spring in the Warning Flag series. Sanchez was at greater risk to have health issues with his shoulder/elbow because he saw a huge jump in his workload last season. Factor in a history of shoulder ailments and this definitely isn’t a surprise. In shutdown mode until the middle of next week and he’ll spend a couple of weeks in Florida in extended spring training getting treatment and building up his shoulder strength. This health setback and his demotion will likely keep him away from the Marlins for at least a month, probably longer. From Injury Watch May 8, 2007… IMO, Sanchez is still a long term solution for a team looking down the road. |
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