Orioles: More about Koji
Koji Uehara had a history of leg problems in Japan, so the Japanese media wasn't particularly surprised that he was getting treatment today for a hamstring strain. He told them that he feels like he'll have plenty of time to build his stamina for the regular season.
He has made two Grapefruit League starts and one start against the Dominican national team, and still figures to get three more exhibition starts even if he misses his next two scheduled games. That would give him six spring starts, which is about the normal number for someone who figures to be near the front of the regular season rotation.
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Man, the way this spring is going are the O's even going to have two healthy starters? They're dropping like flies down there in Florida, is this something the conditioning coach needs to look into? Are they being worked wrong? This surely seems like a hell of a lot of injuries in such a short time.
Posted by: Roy | March 10, 2009 2:31 PM
Peter, how about that Eugene Kingsale!!
Posted by: Robert | March 10, 2009 10:23 PM
Hey Pete, when I was watching Baseball Tonight earlier (getting ready to watch Italy vs. Canada), the box score, for some reason, showed today's game with the Red Sox winning 2-0. Do you know where they got that from?
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Pete's reply: Wow, I have no idea.
Posted by: Matthew | March 10, 2009 11:04 PM
Way off topic I know, but... The Rams just let Pace go to get Cap room. IF he still has anything in the tank the Ravens should jump all over that.
Posted by: Will A | March 10, 2009 11:11 PM