New York Mets reliever Ryota Igarashi has been placed on the
15-day disabled list after sustaining a ''moderate injury,'' to his
left hamstring during Tuesday's 4-0 win against the Chicago Cubs, the
Mets said Wednesday.
Igarashi, who had an MRI at the Hospital for Special Surgery on
Wednesday, ''will progress to baseball activities as tolerated,'' the
Mets said in a news release.
''Of course there is frustration,'' said Igarashi, who was
pulled with two outs after coming on the eighth inning of Tuesday's
game.
''I was starting to feel good about my pitching, things were
starting to come together for the team, so of course there was some
frustration in that aspect.''
Igarashi suffered an injury to the same hamstring in 2008 when
he was with the Yakult Swallows but said he did not think the injury
this time would be as bad.
''I feel this injury is much less severe as the one I had in the
past so I don't feel as worried as that time,'' he said.
gaijinmark, finished reading Summer of '49, :victory: quite a quick read as it was so good, I think he's only done 2 baseball books, could be wrong, but both I've read by him have been very good. :applaud:
How about that Brewers score today, thought it was a football score. :doh:
hitomi #1 wrote:gaijinmark, finished reading Summer of '49, :victory: quite a quick read as it was so good, I think he's only done 2 baseball books, could be wrong, but both I've read by him have been very good. :applaud:
He did another book The Teammates, it's very good also, and since your a BoSox fan, I think you'll like. You should be able to find it in paperback:http://www.curledup.com/halbteam.htm
He did another book The Teammates, it's very good also, and since your a BoSox fan, I think you'll like. You should be able to find it in paperback:http://www.curledup.com/halbteam.htm
You're right, sorry about that, :doh: but I did read it, about Williams, Pesky and DiMaggio, another good book by him. Have my next one lined up, going thru my baseball book inventory realized I've never read You gotta have Wa. :bonk:
Sigh, they can't stand prosperity, Sox get shut out at home by the Rangers 3-0, :bleh: finally some pitching but no timely hits, looks as though Lowell is settling in okay as the full time DH.
That's a pretty good book. American ballplayers seem to have trouble adjusting to the Japanese definition of "hardwork and dedication." :hehe:
Sigh, changed my mind and started on Baseball in '41 by Robert Creamer, like those books that focus on a season, :dancing: figured if I just read Summer of '49 may as well stick with the same era. :bonk:
Valiant effort in the bottom of the 10th came up just a tad short as the Sox lose to the Orioles 7-6. :grumble: One game it's no pitching, the next no hitting, know it's early but hate to fall too far behind. :sweat:
hitomi #1 wrote:Wild one in Toronto as the Sox hold on for a 13-12 victory over the Jays, don't think they scored 13 runs combined in their last 4 games. :bleh:
Were they playing baseball or football?
Looks like Toronto missed the extra point... Twice. :beaten:
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