Halladay Throws Another Simulated Game
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Toronto ace Roy Halladay threw 25 pitches Sunday during his second simulated game in four days.
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Chris Carpenter and Roy Halladay were in top form Sunday. Daisuke Matsuzaka could hardly say the same. Boston's $103 million pitcher with the winning smile allowed homers to two non-roster players, struggled with his control and even threw away a potential double-play grounder in his home debut against a major league team.
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Aside from producing a few wisps of smoke when he whipped the No. 33 Chevrolet around at the start/finish line to kick off his victory lap, Ron Hornaday Jr. didn't perform the traditional burnout after winning the Craftsman Truck Series New Hampshire 200 yesterday.
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ne bad breaking ball did in the Yankees yesterday. Usually, one mistake does not cost them so dearly, but the Yankees are not usually scrounging for hits either.
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It appeared in the box score like a normal switch. One hitter for another. Jason Varitek, from the right side, for J.D. Drew, a lefty, against the lefthander Alan Embree.
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SECOND INNING WHITE SOX -- Dye flied to center. Uribe homered (14) to left. Richar grounded to second. Gonzalez singled to left. Hall lined to second. ONE RUN, TWO HITS, ONE LEFT.
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Between games of Wednesday&#39;s doubleheader, someone tried to cheer up Giants manager Felipe Alou by using that old Ernie Banks line: &quot;Let&#39;s play two.&quot; ...
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BOSTON -- David Ortiz&#39;s fly ball headed toward the rightfield fence, and for an .instant it .appeared the Red Sox would rally for another improbable win.
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Bailed out by his offense for the second straight start after lasting less than four innings, Tim Wakefield had few specific reasons for his performances since returning from a missed outing because of back trouble. His health was fine. He thought his pitches were going to be fine. But the Devil Rays - almost always fooled by the knuckleball - ...
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Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay will return to the rotation next week and come off the disabled list earlier than expected.
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In what must now be considered an epidemic, yet another pitcher involved in this postseason has broken his non-throwing hand during a tantrum that followed a poor performance.
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Roy Halladay settled down after a rocky start to pitch an excellent game. No surprise there. His performance at the plate was utterly shocking, especially considering he didn't take batting practice.
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Roger Clemens, who will have a throwing session on Wednesday, will likely throw again over the weekend and meet the Yankees in Chicago for Mondayâs game.
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Maybe it&#39;s the memory of Curt Schilling sprinting off the mound during an 8-2 game, pulling down a high chopper, awkwardly throwing the ball into right field, then pulling up lame as my buddy Hench screamed &quot;He&#39;s grabbing his ankle, I think he hurt his
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TORONTO -- Doc Halladay and Justin Miller were waiting in the dugout tunnel for fellow Toronto pitcher Ted Lilly to finish his postgame TV interviews last night. &quot;They said to him, `Hey, Hollywood, you can smile now,' &quot; said Gil Patterson, the Blue Jays pitching coach. &quot;He said, `Don't worry, I'm smiling on the inside.' &quot;
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Imagine. You play college baseball in Boston. You spent the winter hitting in poorly lit indoor cages with poor backgrounds. Finally, you get to play outside for the first time and you step in to face . . .
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There's a method to spotting tomorrow's home runs.