Found July 09, 2009 on
Sun Sentinel:
The next time Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez asks right-handed reliever Kiko Calero if he feels good enough to pitch, he will tell the truth.
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Chris Volstad has been known for his inconsistency this season when it comes to his pitching performance. He has shown the ability to be an effective starter, and he has shown he can't get anyone out.
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