Cardinals right-hander John Smoltz is being held out of his scheduled start Monday against the Florida Marlins because of shoulder tendinitis.
Smoltz, 1-1 with a 3.27 ERA in four starts with St. Louis after being released by the Boston Red Sox, said Saturday he expects to miss only one start. His next scheduled outing is Sept. 20 against the Chicago Cubs. While Smoltz will not throw again until then, he indicated he could pitch now if this was the postseason.
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Via Sox1Fan
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September 12, 2009
St Louis Cardinals right-hander John Smoltz is being held out of his scheduled start Monday against the Florida Marlins because of shoulder tendinitis.
Smoltz, who is 1-1 (with a 3.27 ERA) in four starts with St. Louis after being released by the Boston Red Sox, said Saturday he expects to miss only one start.
His [...]
Via CBSSports.com
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September 12, 2009
Cardinals right-hander John Smoltz is being held out of his scheduled start Monday against the Florida Marlins because of shoulder tendinitis.
Via ESPN
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September 12, 2009
Cardinals right-hander John Smoltz is being held out of his scheduled start Monday against the Florida Marlins because of shoulder tendinitis.
Via Chron.com
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September 13, 2009
Cardinals pitcher John Smoltz will miss his scheduled start Monday against Florida with shoulder tendinitis and will be replaced by Todd Wellemeyer (7-9), whose last start was July 26.
Via Sign on San Diego
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September 12, 2009
Cardinals right-hander John Smoltz is being held out of his scheduled start Monday against the Florida Marlins because of shoulder tendinitis.
Via Miami Herald
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September 12, 2009
St. Louis Cardinals starter John Smoltz will miss his next scheduled start due to tendinitis in his pitching shoulder.
Via Bleacher Report
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September 14, 2009
Panic!
John Smoltz is hurt. Chris Carpenter has lost his “A” game. Ryan Franklin has morphed into a bad Brad Lidge slash Jason Isringhausen clone. Kyle Lohse is complacent after signing a big contract. The defense is poor. The hitting is worse. It’s time to stop the season right now and put this team out of it’s misery. We can’t let them perform any...
Via Red Sox Reality Check
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September 13, 2009
John Henry, not Jon Lester! Frankly, I wish the owner would share his thought on the US dollar, lumber, natural gas, and other commodities instead of the Red Sox.Brad Penny and John Smoltz sure look better in AAA...oh, the National League.Buchholz, as of now, still has the best 'swing and miss' stuff on the team.Yes, I noticed that Alex Gonzalez has yet to walk for the Sox...
Via Chicago Tribune
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September 12, 2009
It's 2-for-1 in hurting rival St. Cardinals while helping yourself
How do you fix Carlos Zambrano? How long does a lobotomy take? Probably longer than 10 minutes, which is about how long it took for John Smoltz to get straightened out.
Via Bleacher Report
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September 10, 2009
For 13 years, the American League has dominated its National League counterparts, including 13 straight All-Star game victories and 9 of the last 13 World Series rings.
Arguably, the 21st century's most dominant team is the Boston Red Sox, as the only team to win multiple World Series trophies in this young century.
During the 2008-2009 offseason, the Red Sox signed four "...
Via Bleacher Report
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September 12, 2009
You want to bolster your fantasy baseball team’s pitching staff? Just pick up the same scrubs off the waiver wire that National League teams are and you will do just fine.
The National League is inferior to the American League, plain and simple. When was the last time the NL won an All-Star Game, before Hannah Montana was in kindergarten?
How well has the NL fared in interleague...
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