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Covering the Front and Back Pages of the Newspaper
October 3, 2006
BASEBALL: Barry Zito Market Value Watch
All signs point to "up": Twins hitless through 4, now scoreless through 5. UPDATE: 8 innings, 1 run, and Zito lowers his career postseason ERA to 2.43. And The Frank is Mighty and Shall Prevail: Frank Thomas homers twice. A's lead 1-0, Santana or no Santana. IN OTHER NEWS: Kenny Rogers is under police investigation for choking. No, seriously. And El Duque is questionable for Game One due to a calf injury. It's almost Lima Time! Either that, or Glavine does the Old Hoss Radbourn routine and starts every game. Comments
El Duque injured himself running and needs an MRI? Not good. Can Mr. Met pitch? Posted by: Mark at October 3, 2006 2:38 PMForget Mr. Met. We may see Oliver Perez pitching in a playoff game. I know there's no crying in baseball. So turn around and leave me alone for a minute. Posted by: Mike at October 3, 2006 2:52 PMWho would have thought that I would be far more worried about El Duque's leg then Pedro. ::sigh:: Posted by: Rory at October 3, 2006 2:54 PMRory: So true. El Duque's pitched so well lately that his injury has me far more concerned than Pedro's. I never thought that would happen. Oh man, let it be a minor injury. Posted by: paul zummo at October 3, 2006 3:05 PMIf El Duque can be okay for game 3, I don't think that's the end of the world. Maine is a pretty viable option. If the Mets actually need to find a fourth starter, their options are pretty grim - I guess Dave Williams would be the guy. Posted by: Jerry at October 3, 2006 4:20 PMNow he's "doubtful". Hernandez told Newsday that he pulled it and it's not a cramp. Gah. Please just kill me now. Posted by: mikeski at October 3, 2006 4:20 PMMaybe Victor Zambrano is ready to come off the DL. Somebody wake me up after the Yankees' ticker tape parade is over. Posted by: Al at October 3, 2006 4:28 PMJeez man. When it comes to you guys' pitching staff if it weren't for bad luck ya'll would have no luck at all. Posted by: Dwilkers at October 4, 2006 7:06 AM
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