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Koji Uehara threw his first bullpen session a little while ago, right beside Jeremy Guthrie. Uehara threw only fastballs and downplayed his performance in a conversation with the Japanese reporters, but they said he seemed to be happy with his velocity and in very good spirits.
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Comments
ok, now this is getting funny. This is yet another subject matter about Koji? I love ya Pete, but the only thing significant about this dude is his paycheck. I's rather get an update on Miggy's zits (caused by roids) that see another Koji report. Sorry!
Posted by: Anonymous in honor of wayne | February 19, 2010 12:11 PM
Geez...next somebody is gonna complain about your Hawaiian shirts.
Posted by: Dennis | February 19, 2010 1:39 PM
The O's have plenty of young potentially very good pitching which could make them competive in the division. BUT, they need a BAT. Someone that puts some fear into the opposition. We need a DH that drives in RUNS. That is not Scott. He can go cold for two months and he can't hit to left field. Trade , trade ,trade for a BAT----please!
Posted by: Joe Redmond | February 19, 2010 3:55 PM
PS. Atkins is the wrong one and Baltimore is not Colorado.
Mike Aubry will be the regular at 1b. He does not strike out and will hit .300 plus. He is showing power and he can FIELD!!
Posted by: Joe Redmond | February 19, 2010 4:01 PM
is he even Hawain?
So in honor of a negative whiny kid means what exactly???
Posted by: Don Ho | February 19, 2010 4:01 PM
Koji has a role on this team as the last time I checked we were still in need of effective BP personnel!!
Health is his only question!
Posted by: Wayne | February 19, 2010 4:04 PM