David Wright Hopes To Return to Lineup with New Rawlings Helmet

When David Wright is activated from the Disabled List tomorrow, he should already have in his possession the new batting helmet from Rawlings that will protect him from another concussion. Rawlings is sending one to Colorado for him to use and it should be available before tomorrow night's game, but even if it is not, Wright will be in there to face any possible batter's box fears that may reside in the back of his head. Wright has been disabled since Aug. 16 with post concussion symptoms and is due to be activated before tomorrow's opener in Denver Colorado.  He joined his teammates in Chicago this past weekend after being cleared by the medical staff and took batting and fielding practice and is feeling fine. Matt Cain of the San Francisco Giants hit Wright in the left earflap of his batting helmet with a 94 mph fastball on Saturday Aug. 15 and Wright had to be helped from the field even though he walked off on his own power. Earlier that week, Wright was ask...