CODY ROSS RUMORS & GOSSIP
Broken foot might not sideline Boston's Ross for too long
Typically, the recovery time from a navicular fracture in the foot ranges from six to eight weeks. It appears Boston outfielder Cody Ross may not be nearly as long. Ross has had his left foot in a walking boot since Monday, when an MRI taken in Boston revealed the fracture. But when the outfielder reported he was feeling better, the Red Sox began to wonder whether the crack that...
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Injuries Mounting for the Red Sox
The injuries keep coming for the Boston Red Sox. The most recent victim is off-season acquisition Cody Ross, who is out indefinitely with a fractured bone in his foot. With Ross now on the disabled list, all three of the Red Sox projected starters in the outfield are currently injured. While the Red Sox have struggled this season, they are only 6.5 games out of first place. But the...
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Cody Ross Heading to the DL, Maybe Sweeney too
The Sox outfielders just can't stay healthy. Cody Ross had an MRI on his left foot after fouling a pitch off of it on Friday night's game vs. the Phillies. Ross initially had XRays in Philly and it showed no fracture. However, the MRI was not as kind and showed a fracture of his navicular bone. It is the same type of fracture that Dustin Pedroia had in 2010, however...
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BoSox GM: Ross could miss 6-8 weeks
Boston Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington says outfielder Cody Ross has a broken bone in his left foot and could be sidelined 6-8 weeks.
Ross fouled a ball off his foot in Friday night's game against Philadelphia. An MRI on Monday revealed a small fracture.
Cherington says Ross will get a second opinion in Baltimore, but he is almost certainly headed to the disabled list...
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Red Sox GM says OF Ross could miss 6-8 weeks
Boston Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington says outfielder Cody Ross has a broken bone in his left foot and could be sidelined 6-8 weeks.
Ross fouled a ball off his foot in Friday night's game against Philadelphia. An MRI on Monday revealed a small fracture.
Cherington says Ross will get a second opinion in Baltimore, but he is almost certainly headed to the disabled list...
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Cody Ross Has Fractured Navicular Bone in Foot, Headed to Disabled List
The Red Sox outfielders just cannot catch a break. Cody Ross will be placed on the disabled list after breaking the navicular bone in his foot, according to Bobby Valentine. Ross injured himself fouling a ball off his foot in Friday's game against Philadelphia, and will likely miss a couple of weeks while it heals. Preliminary X-rays had suggested that Ross didn't have any...
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Cody Ross Relieved There Aren't Broken Bones in His Foot, Expects to Avoid Disabled List
PHILADELPHIA –– The disabled list likely isn't an option for Cody Ross. Two days after fouling a ball off his left foot, the outfielder remains out of the Red Sox lineup. But after undergoing X-rays on Friday, Ross is encouraged by the fact that there are no broken bones, which sets him up for a quicker return. "I'm still trying to walk on it gingerly, just to let...
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Recap: Ross drives in four to lead Sox past Rays 5-3.
Cody Ross likes to make up for his mistakes rather quick. A day after losing a pop up in the sky that gave the Rays the winning run, the Sox outfielder gets a two out RBI single in the eighth which would be the difference in a 5-3 win.
Ross had himself a great night as he had Rays starter Matt Moore work hard tonight. Moore walked Ross with the bases loaded in the first and...
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Cody Ross Hates His Trademark Bat Flip, Wishes He Could Take Lance Berkman's Approach
It sometimes seems that Cody Ross' bat flip is even more emphatic than his home runs. It's not by design. Ross has become known over the years for dishing out a bold bat flip whenever he hits a home run, something that he's continued since arriving in Boston. However, according to WEEI.com, the bat flips are something Ross wishes he never started, although they come naturally...
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The Red Sox are a sensitive group
Cody Ross was on the Mut & Merloni show today, where he had this to say about manager Bobby Valentine:
"We all came in with an open mind and so did he," Ross said. "He's been great, he's very energetic, he wants us all to succeed and tries to put us all in the best possible situation. It's been tough for him, too, they've got to him quite a...
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