PHOENIX, July 20 (Reuters) - Arizona shortstop Stephen Drew(notes) and Milwaukee center fielder Carlos Gomez(notes) were both injured in the Brewers’ 5-2 victory on Wednesday.
Drew will likely need surgery after fracturing his right ankle while trying to score from second base. The 28-year-old caught his foot on Milwaukee catcher Jonathan Lucroy(notes) as he was tagged sliding into home plate and had to be helped off the field by trainers.
The longest tenured Tiger may soon be suiting up for the Toledo Mud Hens. The Tigers designated Brandon Inge for assignment, according to MLB.com's Jason Beck (on Twitter). The veteran will accept an assignment to Triple-A, assuming he clears waivers, according to Beck.
Will Detroit use the same hypnosis that made Jhonny Peralta think it was 2005 again on Betemit? It's free to find out, so I'm buying.
On this day, 21 July:
1904: Louis Rigolly, a Frenchman, becomes the first man to break the 100 mph (161 km/h) barrier on land. He drove a 15-litre Gobron-Brille in Ostend, Belgium. He promptly surrenders afterwards.
1988: The New York Yankees traded a player to be named later, Rich Balabon (minors) and Jay Buhner to the Seattle Mariners for Ken Phelps. The New York Yankees sent Troy Evers (minors) (October 12, 1988) to the Seattle Mariners to complete the trade. A fleecing here, as Seattle got 307 HRs, and NYY got half a decent season from Phelps, then half a crappy season.
AussieDodger wrote:1988: The New York Yankees traded a player to be named later, Rich Balabon (minors) and Jay Buhner to the Seattle Mariners for Ken Phelps. The New York Yankees sent Troy Evers (minors) (October 12, 1988) to the Seattle Mariners to complete the trade. A fleecing here, as Seattle got 307 HRs, and NYY got half a decent season from Phelps, then half a crappy season.
I and 99% of everyone else here would not give half a crap about this if it wasn't on Seinfeld.
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AussieDodger wrote:1988: The New York Yankees traded a player to be named later, Rich Balabon (minors) and Jay Buhner to the Seattle Mariners for Ken Phelps. The New York Yankees sent Troy Evers (minors) (October 12, 1988) to the Seattle Mariners to complete the trade. A fleecing here, as Seattle got 307 HRs, and NYY got half a decent season from Phelps, then half a crappy season.
I and 99% of everyone else here would not give half a crap about this if it wasn't on Seinfeld.
HOW COULD YOU SPEND 12 MILLION DOLLARS ON HIDEKI IRABU?!?
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The Pad's quota for big run games has definitely been exceeded. Seriously, they've scored 10 runs or more 4 times this year but twice already this month!
AussieDodger wrote:1988: The New York Yankees traded a player to be named later, Rich Balabon (minors) and Jay Buhner to the Seattle Mariners for Ken Phelps. The New York Yankees sent Troy Evers (minors) (October 12, 1988) to the Seattle Mariners to complete the trade. A fleecing here, as Seattle got 307 HRs, and NYY got half a decent season from Phelps, then half a crappy season.
I and 99% of everyone else here would not give half a crap about this if it wasn't on Seinfeld.
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