Found September 02, 2009 on
Tomahawk Take:
The Atlanta Braves pulled two full games ahead of the Florida Marlins last night as Tim Hudson pitched six effective innings for the win.
A Dan Uggla homer in the ninth put some scare into the game, but Rafael Soriano closed the game out with a double play ball.
The Braves are just three games back from [...]
Yardbarker aggregates the latest sports news, rumors and gossip from around the web. We use proprietary algorithms to automatically categorize stories and associate photos with articles. If you feel an article was miscategorized, please email tagging@yardbarker.com.
THE BACKYARD
AROUND THE WEB
RELATED ARTICLES
Via FanHouse
|
September 02, 2009
by Jeff FletcherFiled under: Astros, Braves, Dodgers, Giants, Orioles, Red Sox, Yankees, Starting FiveStarting Five is our wrapup of the previous day's baseball action with a quick nod to what is ahead.You Oughta Know ...That Tuesday marked the day for roster expansion, which usually means opportunities for young players, but two veterans made emotional returns to the big leagues...
Via FanHouse
|
September 03, 2009
by Knox BardeenFiled under: Braves, NL EastThe Atlanta Braves have too many good starting pitchers.It's a problem that every major league team wishes they had. The Washington Nationals just signed the most hyped college baseball player in decades because their rotation is a laughing stock. Heck, the Los Angeles Dodgers have the best team ERA in baseball and they don't even...
Via Sports Illustrated
|
September 02, 2009
MIAMI(AP) Tim Hudson had waited more than a year to get back to the big leagues. After months of rehabilitation - and a rain delay that lasted nearly three hours - he finally got his chance.
Via CBSSports.com
|
September 02, 2009
Tim Hudson pitched effectively into the sixth inning in his return to the majors, lifting the Atlanta Braves to a 4-3 victory over the Florida Marlins on Tuesday night after a nearly three-hour rain delay.
Via CBSSports.com
|
September 02, 2009
Tim Hudson pitched effectively into the sixth inning in his return to the majors, lifting the Atlanta Braves to a 4-3 victory over the Florida Marlins on Tuesday night after a nearly three-hour rain delay.
Via ESPN
|
September 02, 2009
Tim Hudson pitched effectively into the sixth inning in his return to the majors, lifting the Braves to a 4-3 victory over the Marlins on Tuesday night.
Via Bleacher Report
|
September 01, 2009
One day after his 2009 season debut was delayed, Tim Hudson is finally ready to re-join the Atlanta Braves rotation.
Originally slated to take the mound in the opening game of the series for Atlanta, Hudson’s start was pushed back to Tuesday, September 1, the day when Major League rosters expand.
The Braves’ decision to wait on activating Hudson was due largely to the...
Via Walkoff Walk
|
September 01, 2009
Hey, everybody, Tim Hudson's back just in time for the stretch run! He'll take the mound for the Braves tonight in Miami as they attempt to bury the Marlins and make up ground in the Wild Card standings. Hudson is recovering from Tommy John surgery and, despite making six rehab starts in the minors, is still a little shaky. You would be too if you were away from your chosen...
Via Miami Herald
|
September 01, 2009
Tim Hudson is back on the mound where his career took a turn for the worse, as the veteran makes his 2009 debut for the Atlanta Braves tonight in the second test of an important four-game series against the division-rival Florida Marlins at Land Shark Stadium.
Via *D MLB Trade Rumors
|
September 02, 2009
Mark Bowman of MLB.com has an excellent rundown of the Braves' payroll going into 2010. He focuses on Tim Hudson, who had scouts from the Rockies and the Diamondbacks watching him make his return to the mound last night.It would seem that the Braves have some decisions to make about their starting rotation going into next season. They currently have Hudson, Javier Vazquez, Derek...
Via *D MLB Trade Rumors
|
September 03, 2009
Some links for the morning...
Jeff Sackmann of the Hardball Times can imagine an excellent Royals team in 2012, but says there's no guarantee we'll see such a thing.
As MLB.com's Doug Miller shows, cheap, no-name closers can be just as effective as proven commodities.
Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports says the addition of Scott Kazmir should help the Angels...
Via Sports Page Atlanta
|
September 02, 2009
by Alan Diaz - AP View full size photo uploaded September 2, 2009 The rain delay for this game lasted as long as the game did, but I'm sure the 12 fans who were left in the stands by the time the game started at 10pm enjoyed the game. They were all no doubt there to see the return of the Braves' Tim Hudson to the mound -- and a successful return it was.
Timmy worked...
Original Story:
http://tomahawktake.com/2009/09/02/ti...
