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I arrived home late last night after four days in Phoenix in baseball heaven. For those of you who have never gone down to the Cactus League, I highly recommend it. Unlike in Florida,?most of the Cactus League teams are grouped close together, making it easy for fans to check-out a large number of teams and games with relative ease. I spent my four days going back-and-forth between the A??s major league and minor league spring camps, and I came away very impressed with the future of this organi
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Though very little mystery remains for what the Indians?? 25-man roster figures to look like out of Spring Training, much of the talk and debate coming out of Winter Haven has centered around Ben Francisco??s bid to make the club as well as the very real concern that David Dellucci may not be able to rebound from a dreadful and injury-marred 2007 campaign. If results in Spring Training are the overriding factor in who makes the team out of Winter Haven, there really is no comparison between the tw
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Guerrero twisted the knee while avoiding Oakland reliever Keith Foulke&39s knock-down pitch Wednesday. Guerrero hit Foulke&39s next pitch for a grand slam. ...DH role still contentious for Angels OCRegister
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5-2 A's, bottom of the 6th, Keith Foulke in to relieve Justin Duchscherer...
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It looked like Keith Foulke had the real chore with Kevin Youkilis, David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez up in the eighth. Foulke, though, retired the side in ...
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Keith Foulke took over for Duchscherer and pitched a perfect, nine-pitch sixth inning for his first scoreless outing in five appearances this spring. ...A&39s win second exhibition in Japan San Francisco Chronicle
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Here is your look at the new faces and key losses to the teams of the AL West & NL West along with the news from the divisions. Los Angeles Angels: Scot Shields felt good after making his spring debut. New faces: Torii Hunter Minnesota Twins, Jon Garland Chicago White Sox. In a new city: Bartolo Colon Boston Red Sox, Dallas McPherson Florida Marlins, Orlando Cabrera Chicago White Sox. Oakland A??s: Jack Cust is still hitting the ball well despite the beaning he took last Sa
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Discombobulated Way to Open a Season The 2008 major league baseball season opens in Japan next Tuesday at 6:05 AM Eastern time when the A's and Red Sox play Tuesday and Wednesday at the same time both days. I understand that the two teams need time to recover from such a long trip before opening the season but can't understand why 75 exhibition games would be played after the opening game of the season. To me this seems like a very discombobulated way to open a season since after the
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... after developing stiffness in his right knee trying to get out of the way of a high, hard one thrown by the A&39s Keith Foulke on Wednesday in Phoenix. ...
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Fresh off the team??s second World Series title in the last four years, I implore Sox fans not to forget 2006. Need I remind you it was only two years ago that Boston failed to make the post-season, winning only 86 games and finishing 3rd yes, 3rd in the American League East. While the team??s batting average was about ten points lower in ??06 than last year??s title team, the 2006 club swatted 26 more homeruns paced by David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez, who combined for almost 100 bombs between them.
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Discombobulated Way to Open a Season The 2008 major league baseball season opens in Japan next Tuesday at 6:05 AM Eastern time when the A's and Red Sox play Tuesday and Wednesday at the same time both days. I understand that the two teams need time to recover from such a long trip before opening the season but can't understand why 75 exhibition games would be played after the opening game of the season. To me this seems like a very discombobulated way to open a season since after the
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After a terribly traumatic morning, when the opening day trip to Japan was in very real jeopardy for a few moments finally solved by the Red Sox threatening to boycott Japan unless their coaches were paid for the trip a nice guesture, I thought, the A's took the field against the Angels and the Cubs, with Harden making one start, and Blanton the other. Harden was assigned the loss, but pitched very well on his 90 pitch limit throwing 6 innings, 8 hits, 2 ER, 1BB, 4K. Keith Foulke 'reliev
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Getting the ball to Street and Embree could be the issue for the A&39s. Keith Foulke and Joey Devine were both acquired over the winter to be potential setup ...a&39s preview A healthy dose of youthful enthusiasm San Francisco Chronicle
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Editor's note: I realize this preview is out of my usual order, but the A's open the season in less than 12 hours, so I had to get it done before then. Manager: Bob Geren Arrivals: OF Emil Brown, P Joey Devine, SP Dana Eveland, RP Keith Foulke, SP Gio Gonzalez, OF Todd Linden, RP Kirk Saarloos, SP Greg Smith, OF Ryan Sweeney, DH Mike Sweeney Departures: SP Dan Haren, OF Mark Kotsay, C Adam Melhuse, DH Mike Piazza*, IF Marco Scutaro, OF Shannon Stewart, OF Nick Swisher Offseason grade: C Sta
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I don't know a lot about a lot. Roulette, mortgages, interest rates, ladies. Baffled by them all. But one thing I have an airtight and complete understanding of is American League baseball. So come with me as I speak to a razor-thin audience of people gearing up for their AL-only seasons with primers on every AL team. Key additions: Mike Sweeney, Ryan Sweeney, Gio Gonzalez Key losses: Dan Haren, Nick Swisher, Mark Kotsay, Shannon Stewart, Ruddy Lugo Likely starters: LF, Travis Buck, CF, Chris
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Part I Part I Cont??d Part II Part III Part IV Part IV Cont??d Part IV Conclusion Part V Part V Cont??d Tim Wakefield??s World Series Sacrifice As I??ve said earlier in this essay, it was the interplay of players at opposite ends of the seniority spectrum that made 2007??s team truly special. It wasn??t just a mix of veterans and youngsters??it was at times a mix of icons and the unknown. Nowhere was the power of this mixture more evident than with Tim Wakefield, and his fellow hurle
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Trading Dan Haren allowed the A??s to restock their farm system, but opened a huge hole in the rotation. AP Kudos to the Oakland A??s for immediately recognizing that their great run of eight straight winning seasons ?? including five post-season appearances ?? was coming to an end last season. Instead of throwing good money at bad money, this team stripped itself of key assets like 15-game winner Dan Haren, Nick Swisher and Mark Kotsay, bringing in a boatload of quality prospects who immediat
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Keith Foulke is back with the A&39s after a five-year absence, this time in a different role. He&39s 35, hasn&39t pitched since 2006 and no longer is a closer. ...
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Former Red Sox closer Keith Foulke is back in baseball after taking a year off, joining the Oakland bullpen. Foulke has struggled for much of this spring ...
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AP Photo THE REAL WORLD: Every so often reality intrudes on the fantasy land of sports, and yesterday it barged in with a sobering thud. Rhode Island's Rocco Baldelli told the Tampa media in a morning press conference he would be sidelined indefinitely because of a rare, and as-yet untreated, condition called metabolic and/or mitochondrial abnormalities, which causes severe fatigue and muscle cramping and has been at the root at his constant string of injuries over the last three years. Late
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The A's are now 15-5 in the spring thanks to a strong start by Dana Eveland again, further cementing his case for the fifth starter spot. The only real problem Eveland has seemingly had this spring is his inability to avoid the walks. Other than that, he's been pretty darn good in stating his case for that spot in the rotation. Chad Gaudin also made his first appearance of the spring and pitched two scoreless innings with one strikeout. He didn't allow a hit or a walk. As a matter of fact
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Fresh off the team??s second World Series title in the last four years, I implore Sox fans not to forget 2006. Need I remind you it was only two years ago that Boston failed to make the post-season, winning only 86 games and finishing 3rd yes, 3rd in the American League East. While the team??s batting average was about ten points lower in ??06 than last year??s title team, the 2006 club swatted 26 more homeruns paced by David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez, who combined for almost 100 bombs between them.
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Fresh off the team??s second World Series title in the last four years, I implore Sox fans not to forget 2006. Need I remind you it was only two years ago that Boston failed to make the post-season, winning only 86 games and finishing 3rd yes, 3rd in the American League East. While the team??s batting average was about ten points lower in ??06 than last year??s title team, the 2006 club swatted 26 more homeruns paced by David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez, who combined for almost 100 bombs between them.
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-Keith Foulke is pitching for the A&39s. Made the team. This is amazing. The guy washed out in Boston, signed two winters ago with Cleveland, "retired" on the ...
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Of concern to the A&39s might be the shaky spring training turned in by newly signed reliever Keith Foulke. Foulke missed the first several exhibition games ...
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AP PHOENIX??Oakland backup catcher Rob Bowen stepped in to face right-hander Keith Foulke on Tuesday and liked what he saw from the former closer. ...
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Here??s a nice photo supplement to the fine work Ryan Armbrust is doing. Scout.com??s Melissa Lockard says the A??s are looking at a bright future. SFGate.com??s Susan Slusser says other teams scouts?? are watching Rich Harden. She also says Fautino De Los Santos, acquired in the Swisher-to-Chicago deal, hit 97 miles per hour in his spring debut. How important are spring statistics? In Todd Linden??s case, not very. But shouldn??t the A??s be concerned with another poor outing from Keith Foulke. Here??s
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What was a fairly competitive game for 7 innings quickly turned into a route as soon as one Jeff Williams stepped on the mound for the Hanshin Tigers. Poor guy couldn't find the plate, and even when he did, he got hammered. The hits came early and often for the A's in the five-run 8th, capped off by Donnie Murphy's Grand Slammer-ooo. That guy just feasts on left-handed pitching! The Duke pitched exactly 80 pitches his pre-ordained limit and faired well, going 5 innings, striking out four, w
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Here is your look at the new faces and key losses to the teams of the AL West & NL West along with the news from the divisions. Los Angeles Angels: Scot Shields felt good after making his spring debut. New faces: Torii Hunter Minnesota Twins, Jon Garland Chicago White Sox. In a new city: Bartolo Colon Boston Red Sox, Dallas McPherson Florida Marlins, Orlando Cabrera Chicago White Sox. Oakland A??s: Jack Cust is still hitting the ball well despite the beaning he took last Sa
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We're only now coming down off our baseball high from the all-too-short visit to this magical land of green and gold paradise known as Phoenix Municipal Stadium in Phoenix. From Friday to Monday, my wife and I saw the A's play four games, and they could seemingly do no wrong - winning all four contests, often by huge margins. The team's pitchers made the opposition look like Little Leaguers, and the entire lineup, from the few veterans on the team to the virtual unknowns, knocked out hits like
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My Spring Impressions
I arrived home late last night after four days in Phoenix in baseball heaven. For those of you who have never gone down to the Cactus League, I highly recommend it. Unlike in Florida,?most of the Cactus League teams are grouped close together, making it easy for fans to check-out a large number of teams and games with relative ease. I spent my four days going back-and-forth between the A??s major league and minor league spring camps, and I came away very impressed with the future of this organi
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Depth Charges
Though very little mystery remains for what the Indians?? 25-man roster figures to look like out of Spring Training, much of the talk and debate coming out of Winter Haven has centered around Ben Francisco??s bid to make the club as well as the very real concern that David Dellucci may not be able to rebound from a dreadful and injury-marred 2007 campaign. If results in Spring Training are the overriding factor in who makes the team out of Winter Haven, there really is no comparison between the tw
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Angels&39 Guerrero still not sold on DH role - Los Angeles Times
Guerrero twisted the knee while avoiding Oakland reliever Keith Foulke&39s knock-down pitch Wednesday. Guerrero hit Foulke&39s next pitch for a grand slam. ...DH role still contentious for Angels OCRegister
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Open Thread: A's vs. Hanshin Tigers cont.
5-2 A's, bottom of the 6th, Keith Foulke in to relieve Justin Duchscherer...
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Street blows save, takes loss versus Red Sox - Rotoworld.com
It looked like Keith Foulke had the real chore with Kevin Youkilis, David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez up in the eighth. Foulke, though, retired the side in ...
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Athletics win exhibition in Japan - National Post
Keith Foulke took over for Duchscherer and pitched a perfect, nine-pitch sixth inning for his first scoreless outing in five appearances this spring. ...A&39s win second exhibition in Japan San Francisco Chronicle
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AL & NL West News From Spring Training - 3/14
Here is your look at the new faces and key losses to the teams of the AL West & NL West along with the news from the divisions. Los Angeles Angels: Scot Shields felt good after making his spring debut. New faces: Torii Hunter Minnesota Twins, Jon Garland Chicago White Sox. In a new city: Bartolo Colon Boston Red Sox, Dallas McPherson Florida Marlins, Orlando Cabrera Chicago White Sox. Oakland A??s: Jack Cust is still hitting the ball well despite the beaning he took last Sa
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Baseball Notebook: Spring Training Notebook 3/20
Discombobulated Way to Open a Season The 2008 major league baseball season opens in Japan next Tuesday at 6:05 AM Eastern time when the A's and Red Sox play Tuesday and Wednesday at the same time both days. I understand that the two teams need time to recover from such a long trip before opening the season but can't understand why 75 exhibition games would be played after the opening game of the season. To me this seems like a very discombobulated way to open a season since after the
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Vlad impervious to brushback pitches - MLB.com
... after developing stiffness in his right knee trying to get out of the way of a high, hard one thrown by the A&39s Keith Foulke on Wednesday in Phoenix. ...
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Sox in '08 trying to avoid another '06
Fresh off the team??s second World Series title in the last four years, I implore Sox fans not to forget 2006. Need I remind you it was only two years ago that Boston failed to make the post-season, winning only 86 games and finishing 3rd yes, 3rd in the American League East. While the team??s batting average was about ten points lower in ??06 than last year??s title team, the 2006 club swatted 26 more homeruns paced by David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez, who combined for almost 100 bombs between them.
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Baseball Notebook: Spring Training Notebook 3/20
Discombobulated Way to Open a Season The 2008 major league baseball season opens in Japan next Tuesday at 6:05 AM Eastern time when the A's and Red Sox play Tuesday and Wednesday at the same time both days. I understand that the two teams need time to recover from such a long trip before opening the season but can't understand why 75 exhibition games would be played after the opening game of the season. To me this seems like a very discombobulated way to open a season since after the
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Final Spring Results: The A's Won and?Lost
After a terribly traumatic morning, when the opening day trip to Japan was in very real jeopardy for a few moments finally solved by the Red Sox threatening to boycott Japan unless their coaches were paid for the trip a nice guesture, I thought, the A's took the field against the Angels and the Cubs, with Harden making one start, and Blanton the other. Harden was assigned the loss, but pitched very well on his 90 pitch limit throwing 6 innings, 8 hits, 2 ER, 1BB, 4K. Keith Foulke 'reliev
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HOPE HINGES ON HEALTH - Santa Rosa Press Democrat
Getting the ball to Street and Embree could be the issue for the A&39s. Keith Foulke and Joey Devine were both acquired over the winter to be potential setup ...a&39s preview A healthy dose of youthful enthusiasm San Francisco Chronicle
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2008 MLB Preview: Oakland Athletics
Editor's note: I realize this preview is out of my usual order, but the A's open the season in less than 12 hours, so I had to get it done before then. Manager: Bob Geren Arrivals: OF Emil Brown, P Joey Devine, SP Dana Eveland, RP Keith Foulke, SP Gio Gonzalez, OF Todd Linden, RP Kirk Saarloos, SP Greg Smith, OF Ryan Sweeney, DH Mike Sweeney Departures: SP Dan Haren, OF Mark Kotsay, C Adam Melhuse, DH Mike Piazza*, IF Marco Scutaro, OF Shannon Stewart, OF Nick Swisher Offseason grade: C Sta
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Your 2008 AL Preview and Predictions: The Oakland Athletics of California
I don't know a lot about a lot. Roulette, mortgages, interest rates, ladies. Baffled by them all. But one thing I have an airtight and complete understanding of is American League baseball. So come with me as I speak to a razor-thin audience of people gearing up for their AL-only seasons with primers on every AL team. Key additions: Mike Sweeney, Ryan Sweeney, Gio Gonzalez Key losses: Dan Haren, Nick Swisher, Mark Kotsay, Shannon Stewart, Ruddy Lugo Likely starters: LF, Travis Buck, CF, Chris
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Still, Pretty Good Year: Part V. World Series, Conclusion
Part I Part I Cont??d Part II Part III Part IV Part IV Cont??d Part IV Conclusion Part V Part V Cont??d Tim Wakefield??s World Series Sacrifice As I??ve said earlier in this essay, it was the interplay of players at opposite ends of the seniority spectrum that made 2007??s team truly special. It wasn??t just a mix of veterans and youngsters??it was at times a mix of icons and the unknown. Nowhere was the power of this mixture more evident than with Tim Wakefield, and his fellow hurle
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A??s Rebuild on the Fly
Trading Dan Haren allowed the A??s to restock their farm system, but opened a huge hole in the rotation. AP Kudos to the Oakland A??s for immediately recognizing that their great run of eight straight winning seasons ?? including five post-season appearances ?? was coming to an end last season. Instead of throwing good money at bad money, this team stripped itself of key assets like 15-game winner Dan Haren, Nick Swisher and Mark Kotsay, bringing in a boatload of quality prospects who immediat
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Ex-closer Foulke takes on new role - San Francisco Chronicle
Keith Foulke is back with the A&39s after a five-year absence, this time in a different role. He&39s 35, hasn&39t pitched since 2006 and no longer is a closer. ...
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Finger injury throws Timlin into limbo - Boston Herald
Former Red Sox closer Keith Foulke is back in baseball after taking a year off, joining the Oakland bullpen. Foulke has struggled for much of this spring ...
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Baseball Today: Thursday, March 13
AP Photo THE REAL WORLD: Every so often reality intrudes on the fantasy land of sports, and yesterday it barged in with a sobering thud. Rhode Island's Rocco Baldelli told the Tampa media in a morning press conference he would be sidelined indefinitely because of a rare, and as-yet untreated, condition called metabolic and/or mitochondrial abnormalities, which causes severe fatigue and muscle cramping and has been at the root at his constant string of injuries over the last three years. Late
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Eveland Strong, Gaudin Storms the Hill
The A's are now 15-5 in the spring thanks to a strong start by Dana Eveland again, further cementing his case for the fifth starter spot. The only real problem Eveland has seemingly had this spring is his inability to avoid the walks. Other than that, he's been pretty darn good in stating his case for that spot in the rotation. Chad Gaudin also made his first appearance of the spring and pitched two scoreless innings with one strikeout. He didn't allow a hit or a walk. As a matter of fact
www.athleticsnation.com
Sox in '08 trying to avoid another '06
Fresh off the team??s second World Series title in the last four years, I implore Sox fans not to forget 2006. Need I remind you it was only two years ago that Boston failed to make the post-season, winning only 86 games and finishing 3rd yes, 3rd in the American League East. While the team??s batting average was about ten points lower in ??06 than last year??s title team, the 2006 club swatted 26 more homeruns paced by David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez, who combined for almost 100 bombs between them.
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Sox in '08 trying to avoid another '06
Fresh off the team??s second World Series title in the last four years, I implore Sox fans not to forget 2006. Need I remind you it was only two years ago that Boston failed to make the post-season, winning only 86 games and finishing 3rd yes, 3rd in the American League East. While the team??s batting average was about ten points lower in ??06 than last year??s title team, the 2006 club swatted 26 more homeruns paced by David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez, who combined for almost 100 bombs between them.
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Seriously. Brandon Moss??? - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
-Keith Foulke is pitching for the A&39s. Made the team. This is amazing. The guy washed out in Boston, signed two winters ago with Cleveland, "retired" on the ...
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A&39s ready to open season in Japan - San Jose Mercury News
Of concern to the A&39s might be the shaky spring training turned in by newly signed reliever Keith Foulke. Foulke missed the first several exhibition games ...
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Foulke pitches off a mound to hitters for the first time - San Jose Mercury News
AP PHOENIX??Oakland backup catcher Rob Bowen stepped in to face right-hander Keith Foulke on Tuesday and liked what he saw from the former closer. ...
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A??s Links and Notes Around the Web
Here??s a nice photo supplement to the fine work Ryan Armbrust is doing. Scout.com??s Melissa Lockard says the A??s are looking at a bright future. SFGate.com??s Susan Slusser says other teams scouts?? are watching Rich Harden. She also says Fautino De Los Santos, acquired in the Swisher-to-Chicago deal, hit 97 miles per hour in his spring debut. How important are spring statistics? In Todd Linden??s case, not very. But shouldn??t the A??s be concerned with another poor outing from Keith Foulke. Here??s
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A's 10, Hanshin Tigers 2
What was a fairly competitive game for 7 innings quickly turned into a route as soon as one Jeff Williams stepped on the mound for the Hanshin Tigers. Poor guy couldn't find the plate, and even when he did, he got hammered. The hits came early and often for the A's in the five-run 8th, capped off by Donnie Murphy's Grand Slammer-ooo. That guy just feasts on left-handed pitching! The Duke pitched exactly 80 pitches his pre-ordained limit and faired well, going 5 innings, striking out four, w
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AL & NL West News From Spring Training - 3/14
Here is your look at the new faces and key losses to the teams of the AL West & NL West along with the news from the divisions. Los Angeles Angels: Scot Shields felt good after making his spring debut. New faces: Torii Hunter Minnesota Twins, Jon Garland Chicago White Sox. In a new city: Bartolo Colon Boston Red Sox, Dallas McPherson Florida Marlins, Orlando Cabrera Chicago White Sox. Oakland A??s: Jack Cust is still hitting the ball well despite the beaning he took last Sa
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Spring Training Spurt Spurs Starry-Eyed?Optimism
We're only now coming down off our baseball high from the all-too-short visit to this magical land of green and gold paradise known as Phoenix Municipal Stadium in Phoenix. From Friday to Monday, my wife and I saw the A's play four games, and they could seemingly do no wrong - winning all four contests, often by huge margins. The team's pitchers made the opposition look like Little Leaguers, and the entire lineup, from the few veterans on the team to the virtual unknowns, knocked out hits like
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