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Various reports online have third basemen Troy Glaus being sent to St. Louis in exchange for 3rd basemen Scott Rolen. Glaus has had a rough time playing in Toronto with the artificial turf which has lead to numerous leg injuries. Rolen on the other hand has had his own problem with injuries. The t...
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Via Best Athletes By The Numbers
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Via Baseball Musings
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April 26, 2008
The St. Louis Cardinals take the early lead in the challenge trade of Scott Rolen for Troy Glaus: Acquired from the St. Louis Cardinals in an offseason trade, Rolen was injured when he was hit on the hand by a...
Via Best Athletes By The Numbers
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January 31, 2008
With the trade of Troy Glaus from the Blue Jays to the Cardinals, there was a pending decision to be made on a jersey number. Glaus has previously worn jersey number 25 in the major leagues. The Cardinals had a player, currently retired, who also wore number 25 in the majors. You might have heard of ...
Via striketwo.net
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January 26, 2008
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Rolen, Glaus Can Opt Out After '08
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Via Out of Left Field
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Very close indeed, but alas it was Evan who won with 6 correct, largely wuss-free allegations that did appear on Mitchell's report; although Gary Sheffield and Troy Glaus are debatable in this...
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Via All Philadelphia Sports
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Via MVN
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Is Troy Glaus a real Viking? Was he born in Greenland? Does he don a pink polka dot dress and ride ponies with Travis Hafner on weekends?
I can’t answer any of the above questions. What I can tell you, though, is that Troy Glaus is a sweet buy for the 2008 fantasy baseball season.
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August 14, 2008
Posted by Tim Malcolm, Thu, August 14, 2008 12:17 AM
Jimmy Rollins and Ryan Howard were on "The Best Damn Sports Show Period" last night, and they were asked about playing in an environment like Philadelphia. Here's what they said:
Chris Rose: Is it bad? It's not that bad, is it?
Howard: In Philly? Umm...
Rollins: It can be.
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February 28, 2008
Sorry for not having an update for you on yesterday's workout. I went to another hockey game with my friend. Yesterday's workout was basically just live Batting Practice, with Dustin McGowan and Shaun Marcum facing Vernon Wells, Scott Rolen, Rod Barajas, and Travis Snider. The format was pretty simp...
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