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Shane Victorino wants everyone to know he’s OK. He doesn’t expect the swelling or discomfort in his right index finger, stemming from getting hit by an A.J. Burnett pitch in the first inning, to linger. Full Article at The Morning Call
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NEW YORK -- Phillies center fielder Shane Victorino was examined by doctors Tuesday and manager Charlie Manuel said he isn't sure if he'll be able to play in Game 6 of the World Series on Wednesday night. Full Article at Sporting News
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After an uncommonly quiet postseason, Shane Victorino was back on center stage last night - from pregame to postgame, when he talked at his locker, his right index finger swollen to maybe twice his normal size. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
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PHILADELPHIA -- Phillies center fielder Shane Victorino said he is OK after a pitch hit him on his right index finger in the first inning Monday in Game 5 of the World Series. Full Article at MLB.com
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PHILADELPHIA — Anyone who saw a dismayed Shane Victorino pleading with his manager when he was taken out of Game 5 in the eighth inning Monday night may be a little surprised to know that no one in the Phillies’ clubhouse was happier after the game... Full Article at The New York Times
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I wasn’t able to sleep for the past couple nights because of that ... I didn’t understand what I said until I read it…actually I didn’t read it, I was told. I went to Charlie just to talk to him because that’s who I am. I wanted to tell him my thought process and that I’ll never, ever quit. I want to pl...
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How much can I expect out of [Pedro]? ... I expect probably something similar to what we got the other night [in Game 2]. He should throw anywhere from six to seven innings, maybe longer depending on how many pitches he throws early.
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I wanted to know how my finger was ... I just wanted to find out what it was. It was a lot of pain, but nothing to the touch. It wasn’t really sore. The gripping [of the bat] was definitely tough. I should be fine. I’ve got a day off tomorrow.
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When he first comes in, I'll go talk to him and I'll go talk to our trainer when our trainer comes in ... They just said he's day to day, and they said he's going to have some soreness in his finger. We'll see.
