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Carpenter recently began throwing into a net from short distance to begin his conditioning program. When the team departs Monday for a three-city road trip, Carpenter will remain in St. Louis to begin throwing into a glove. It's a significant step in a...
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Los Angeles with a 22-23 record and a four-game winning streak. At that pace, the Astros would improve by 23 games over their 56-106 mark of last year. They began a three-game series Friday against the Los Angeles Dodgers, who have the best record in...
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It just gives you more weapons for people to look at. It makes pitching a lot easier." So does having a routine you're comfortable with, and one the pitching coach commends. The last two years, Kendrick took on the job of reporter and closely eyed the...
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McIsaac/Getty Images Johan Santana threw his first shutout since August 12, 2010 as the Mets beat the Padres 9-0. Four former Cy Young winners took the mound on Saturday afternoon, but only two pitched like aces. Let's take a look at the performances...
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LOUIS – While Cliff Lee kept his comments brief on the subject matter, Shane Victorino dismissed reporters Friday night. A few hours earlier, in the middle of the fourth inning of a game against the Cardinals, the former Cy Young Award winner and the...
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Health issues always seemed to override his talent. Wood won 80 games in a Cubs uniform, same as Ken Holtzman and 12 fewer than Bill Hands, and never more than 14 in a season. You’d swear it was more, that it should have been more. Peavy was a...
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San Diego Padres, 9-0, in the third test of a four-game set at Citi Field. Santana (2-2) last tossed a shutout on August 12, 2010 against the Colorado Rockies before undergoing left shoulder surgery in September of that year, which forced the lefty to...
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"It's not something they rolled into one year. These guys have done it year and after year. These things are going to even out." CC Sabathia picked up the victory by tossing seven innings, beating Bartolo Colon in a matchup of former Cy Young winners. ...
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The team's orthopedist, David Altchek , told him as much after he completed the operation.But Santana's failed comeback last season began to erode the expectations of him ever becoming an ace again, never mind the caliber of a two-time Cy Young winner.
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Leyland said of Young’s series against the Pirates, when he hit .455 with two doubles and a homer, and four RBI. But it could have been anything. Continued... Yes, the rotation has struggled with inconsistency and an injury, but how can a rotation that...
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Mets shutout over Padres NEW YORK -- Johan Santana, who entered Saturday tied for the most no-decisions in the majors with six after his first nine starts, evened his record at 2-2 as his New York Mets bested the visiting San Diego Padres 9-0 in front...
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YORK -- Johan Santana, who entered Saturday tied for the most no-decisions in the majors with six after his first nine starts, evened his record at 2-2 as his New York Mets bested the visiting San Diego Padres 9-0 in front of 28,745 at Citi Field. The...
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Padres starter Clayton Richard didn't have a great day on Saturday in New York. That was compounded by the fact that Johan Santana looked like his former Cy Young Award-winning self. It all turned into a loss for Richard and the Padres as the starter...
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San Diego Padres, 9-0, in the third test of a four-game set at Citi Field. Santana (2-2) last tossed a shutout on August 12, 2010 against the Colorado Rockies before undergoing left shoulder surgery in September of that year, which forced the lefty to...
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San Diego Padres, 9-0, in the third test of a four-game set at Citi Field. Santana (2-2) last tossed a shutout on August 12, 2010 against the Colorado Rockies before undergoing left shoulder surgery in September of that year, which forced the lefty to...
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(2-2) last tossed a shutout on August 12, 2010 against the Colorado Rockies before undergoing left shoulder surgery in September of that year, which forced the lefty to miss the entire 2011 campaign. The two-time Cy Young award winner allowed just four...
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In the process, too, the Padres may have lost center fielder Cameron Maybin to injury. He left the game with what was described as a sprained wrist. Handled pretty well by Mets starter Dillon Gee the night before, the Padres went nowhere against...
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The two-time Cy Young Award failed to get back on track last night against the Marlins, giving up six runs over 5 2/3 innings as part of a 7-6 loss. Lincecum allowed just one run over the first five innings — a long solo blast by Giancarlo Stanton...
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The reigning NL Cy Young winner sat in the dugout in stunned silence while Lucas Harrell and the Houston Astros' stubborn bullpen kept the Dodgers' offense at bay. Harrell took a shutout into the eighth inning, and the Dodgers got their only run on...
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Doug Drabek was in the middle of his Cy Young campaign in 1990 when most of the players he now coaches were still a ways away from eating solid foods. But, at this moment, Drabek isn't going over pitching mechanics, isn't walking to the mound in the...
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