Manny Corpas to close for the Colorado Rockies
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The Colorado Rockies have handed the closer’s job back to Manny Corpas, removing Huston Street from the role he struggled to fill. Want more? Keep reading…
Angels DL Vladimir Guerrero
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Consider him impaled.
Vladimir Guerrero (chest) will head to the disabled list after he was diagnosed with a torn pectoral muscle. He’s expected to miss at least a month of action but will probably be deprived of more than that. Want more? Keep reading…
Carlos Marmol staking his claim? Not so fast
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My sympathies to Kevin Gregg owners. Just don’t panic.
Carlos Marmol came on in the ninth to close out things for the Chicago Cubs against the St. Louis Cardinals today.
It wasn’t a slam dunk; he walked Colby Rasmus and then beaned Albert Pujols to begin the frame. But Marmol then got down to business: He sat down Ryan Ludwick on strikes, then coaxed pinch hitter Khalil Greene into a 6-4-3 double play to seal the deal. Want more? Keep reading…
Vladdy DL-addy? A Madden-ing development!
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Welcome to the Happy Hour edition of Rounding the Bases. Each week, Tim Heaney takes you around the majors with his spin on fantasy baseball trends, news highlights and player scouting. He welcomes you to join him as he circles the bags at his admirably slow pace.
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That was the most appropriate way to lead off today. Let’s pay our dues to John Madden – no matter how annoying, redundant or obvious he became, he was the most unique personality in football and arguably all of broadcasting over the last few decades. Want more? Keep reading…
Colorado Rockies sweeping Huston Street in favor of Manny Corpas?
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The Denver Post’s Troy E. Renck is asserting that the Rockies will make a switch at closer for their series opener tonight against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Fantasy baseball owners should pick up Manny Corpas ASAP.
A couple of days ago, Renck reported that manager Clint Hurdle would use Thursday, the club’s day off, and Friday to re-evaluate the closer’s job. Renck’s suggestion that a change is probably on the way isn’t confirmed – he doesn’t cite a source or suggest there even is one – but it wouldn’t come as a surprise; Renck has his finger on Colorado’s pulse. Want more? Keep reading…
