CHRIS CAPUANO NEWS
Former All-Star left-hander Chris Capuano has signed a Minor League contract to return to the...
10 days ago by
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Former All-Star left-hander Chris Capuano has signed a Minor League contract to return to the Brewers that includes an invitation to Major League Spring Training camp.
Adam McC, as sussed out by Mykenk.
Crew signs Capuano to minor deal
10 days ago by
Sports ? Brews ? JSOnline
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Coming off a second Tommy John elbow ligament surgery and trying to make a major-league comeback, left-hander Chris Capuano was signed by the Milwaukee Brewers to a minor-league contract Monday, which includes an invitation to big league spring training.
Capuano tore the ulnar collateral...
Beyond the Hot Stove: Opening Edition
4 days ago by
Beyond the Box Score
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by Tony Gutierrez - AP
In this April 30, 2009 photo, Center fielder Andruw Jones fields a fly out for the Texas Rangers during a baseball game against the Oakland Athletics in Arlington, Texas. If Jones can prove...
How Should Cheating Be Defined In Sports?
January 06, 2009 by
Sports Are 80 Percent Mental
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As first seen on Livescience.com When Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Chris Capuano reports for spring training in April, he will be anxious to demonstrate the effects of a performance-enhancing off-season. His brain will benefit from a sharper focus while his throwing arm will boast an...
Terry Francona Wants A Pitcher: How About Chris Capuano?
14 days ago by
Over The Monster
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According to the manager himself, Terry Francona always tells Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein to get a pitcher. Get me dat pitchah. I need dat pitchah.
Sure. That sounds simple enough. But have you seen the free agent market? It's kind of ugly. Plus, what does Tito want...
Cappy done for season
April 21, 2008 by
The Wisconsin Sports Bar
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...probablyFrom the JS Brewers Blog....Phoenix - Left-hander Chris Capuano has a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his throwing elbow, the Brewers announced Sunday. Capuano will seek a third opinion from Dr. James Andrews, before deciding on Tommy John surgery or an attempt at rehabilitation...
Can Capuano set us up for a winning series?
January 25, 2008 by
Go Brewers Go
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The Milwaukee Brewers are facing the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday and Chris Capuano will be leading off the match up. I would be happier if we were ahead of the Houston Astros in the standings because I don' t think they have the pitching we do, but that is going to mean getting...
Chris Capuano = A Crap Cushion
August 31, 2007 by
Home Run Derby
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The Brewers have lost 18 straight games in which Chris Capuano has pitched for them. So ... here's some fitting anagrams of "Chris Capuano"
Tuesday's Quick and Late Mug
9 days ago by
Brew Crew Ball
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Some things to read while the Muppets make everything better (h/t Daily Drink).
In the interest of getting it done as early as possible, today's Mug is bullet pointed again:
Prince Fielder finished fourth in the NL MVP balloting, appearing on all 32 ballots and getting...
Tuesday's Frosty Mug
March 30, 2008 by
brewcrewball.com
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It's a short one today, not much news out there. It appears the decision on Chris Capuano could come down to DL or AAA. He hasn't pitched well enough to make the rotation if healthy, and the bullpen is plenty full, even if there are 13 pitchers on the team. Sliding headfirst...
Torn Cap
April 21, 2008 by
Baseball Musings
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Chris Capuano's injury turns out to be very serious, and he might need Tommy John surgery again. This will certainly give the youngsters on Milwaukee a chance to prove they belong in the majors....
Chris Capuano Does His Best Anthony Young Impression
January 24, 2008 by
Just Call Me Juice
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If I'm the Milwaukee Brewers, I'm demoting Chris Capuano to the Moon. Just basically get him as far away from Milwaukee as possible. Not only is Chris rocking a 5.33 era for a sinking Brewers team, but the Brew Crew have managed to lose the last 16 games that Capuano has started...
Brewers' pitching picture clears up as Capuano is out for the season
April 22, 2008 by
Cute Sports
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Chris Capuano left a spring training game earlier in the week when he experienced pain in his elbow. Turns out that pain was a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his throwing arm and at least two doctors have suggested he have the second Tommy John surgery of his career. Apparently...
Odds And Ends: Beltre, Capuano, Blanton
June 25, 2009 by
MLB Rumors
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More links to read in anticipation of John Smoltz's Red Sox debut...
Larry Larue of the News Tribune reports that Adrian Beltre will need surgery on his shoulder at some point, but he's trying to play through the pain for now. He says he doesn't want teams...
Young Players Payoff
December 29, 2007 by
Go Brewers Go
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Chris Capuano and Corey Koskie are doing awesome stuff for our Milwaukee Brewers! Capuano pitched seven powerful innings against the Atlanta Braves and Koskie hit his first home run for the Brewers. The season is really looking up thanks to the younger players who are helping the team...
Interview with Bob Brainerd - FSN Wisc Reporter
Today, we have something great for all of you Dbacks and Brewers fans out there?Actually all sports fans! We welcome to the show a good friend of current Diamondbacks play-by-play voice, Daron Sutton, and a long time Wisconsin sports reporter, Bob Brainerd. Bob currently does reporting...
Brewers
January 26, 2008 by
Cute Sports
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We interrupt the regularly scheduled Packer programming to bring a Brewers update.Two big items in the past few days:Claudio Vargas signed a 1-year $3.6 million deal that helped us avoid arbitration. (That leaves Dave Bush, J.J. Hardy and Chris Capuano left in arbitration - and by...
The Day in Review
April 21, 2008 by
mlbfrontoffice.com
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All has been Quiet on the Fantasy Front... I've been searching for a story but can't find too much. Escobar is gone, probably for the season. Chris Capuano has declined surgery, but this doesn't really matter because he won't be owned except in the deepest of leagues...
Game Thread #15: Brewers (9-5) @ Seattle (5-8)
March 13, 2008 by
brewcrewball.com
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It's Carlos Villanueva going 4 innings, followed by 4 innings from Chris Capuano. Capuano really needs a decent outing, and the Mariners may be kind enough to trot out a lot of minor leaguers in those late innings. Apparently, newpapers' last remaining piece of exclusivity...
Injuries around baseball
March 23, 2008 by
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As spring training ends, injuries tally up and some stars wind up missing opening day. Here's a run down of some of the more notable injuries this past weekend. They include Tigers, Braves, Yankees, Red Sox and Brewers.
A Brewers supposition...
January 07, 2009 by
The Grand National Championships
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The Brewers will be underrated at starter. I expect a healthy Chris Capuano. Add that to a Gallardo-Parra-Bush triumverate? And there may not be so much with the spectacular downfall. That being said? Todd Coffey? He will be the closer at some point for your Milwaukee Brewers. I know. It sounds ...
Sheets Not Stained. Scott Rolen DONE!!! Bye-Bye Andrew Miller.
August 31, 2007 by
The Fantasy Baseball Guy
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Word is that Scotty "To Hotty" Rolen could be done for the season. Andrew Miller sent back to the minors, to AAA, nope lower. Ben Sheets could be back, but is it to late for him and the Brewers?
Milwaukee Brewers Preview
February 25, 2008 by
Mop Up Duty
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I have always worn my love for the Toronto Blue Jays on my sleeve. However, we all have those teams we love but we keep tucked away in the closet like Clay Aiken does his sexuality. In my case, it is the Milwaukee Brewers rattling around with the skeletons.
Rangers Continue Search For Pitching Help
The Texas Rangers, now minus prospective #5 starter Edinson Volquez, are once again in the market for a veteran pitcher to aid the back end of their questionable starting rotation. Might the likes of Bartolo Colon, Jason Jennings or Josh Towers be an answer to their prayers?
Is Rich Harden the Next Mark Prior? Giambi Coming Back!!!
July 18, 2007 by
The Fantasy Baseball Guy
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Their paths seem similar, both come up as promising young stars, and both now have faced a tremendous amount of adversity. Rich Harden and Mark Prior promising young stars, but are always injured. Giambi could be coming back by August.
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