Phillies sending Halladay to doctor on Tuesday

May 28, 2012 by Leave a Comment

(Sports Network) – While the Philadelphia Phillies hold their collective breath on the status of starting pitcher Roy Halladay, current ace Cole Hamels looks to continue his hot start when the club opens a three-game series today against the NL

by Ray Guilfoyle on May 28, 2012 7:00 AM EDT in Roto Roundup Phillies starter Roy Halladay left his start vs the Cardinalsm after two innings yesterday with a shoulder injury. Here are a few tweets after the game from Jim Salisbury from Comcast Sports

Sunday night: A possible Roy Halladay injury at Busch Stadium during their 8-3 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals leaves the Philadelphia Phillies with the vague diagnosis of shoulder soreness standing between them and a Roy-sized hole in their starting

(Sports Network) – While the Philadelphia Phillies hold their collective breath on the status of starting pitcher Roy Halladay, current ace Cole Hamels looks to continue his hot start when the club opens a three-game series today against the NL

Roy Halladay leaves after two innings with sore shoulder: Another Philadelphia Phillies star is ailing. Two-time Cy Young winner Roy Halladay gave up a grand sl.

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David Wright, manager Terry Collins downplay controversy as Mets look to move …

May 17, 2012 by Leave a Comment

By Anthony DiComo / MLB.com | 05/16/12 2:40 PM ET NEW YORK — Mets owner Fred Wilpon rarely speaks publicly, which is one of the reasons his criticism of third baseman David Wright last year seemed so jarring. In an interview with The New Yorker

This is video of New York Mets' manager Terry Collins and third baseman David Wright having a disagreement in the dugout during their game against the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday.

By AP MIAMI — David Wright homered and singled three times in his fourth consecutive multihit game Saturday, and RA Dickey earned his fifth victory by pitching six innings to help the New York Mets beat the Miami Marlins 9-3. The Marlins lost for only

Mut and Lou talk about three of the most intriguing stories in MLB, Lawrie's ejection, Strasberg using Icy Hot on his testicles, and David Wright arguing with his manager because he wants to get hit by a pitch. Smoltz gives his opinion on the Beckett

This is video of New York Mets' manager Terry Collins and third baseman David Wright having a disagreement in the dugout during their game against the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday.

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Brett Lawrie receives four-game suspension, fined for 'aggressive actions …

May 16, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Brett Lawrie of the Toronto Blue Jays faces a lengthy suspension after being called out on strikes with one out in the ninth inning of a one-run game and then completely losing his mind, slamming his helmet into the ground,

I'm sure you've all seen Brett's little meltdown, (if you haven't it is here) after two awful calls by plate umpire Bill Miller. Lawrie will get a suspension. I'd like to see Miller get a suspension too. On the second pitch, Miller wasn't

By Anthony Castrovince | MLB.com Columnist | Archive 05/16/12 4:59 PM ET Competitive fire at its ugliest was on display Tuesday night at Rogers Centre, where the only thing worse than home-plate umpire Bill Miller's ball-strike calls was Brett Lawrie's

Yet Brett Lawrie and Bryce Harper still have a long way to go before hitting our list of baseball's wildest rants and raves. These guys all rank: ___ GEORGE BRETT Has a player ever looked more crazed on a ballfield than Mr. Pine Tar? Seriously, ever?

TORONTO, CANADA – MAY 15: Brett Lawrie #13 of the Toronto Blue Jays · Brett Lawrie has been suspended for 4 games. Really about as good as we could have hoped. It seems fair to me. I'm imagining we will be told about

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GPA Calculator App for iPhone & Android: College and High School Download

May 15, 2012 by Leave a Comment

There are some great apps available for both Apple iPhone and iPad devices, as well as Android devices.A GPA Calculator allows students to enter in all their classes, grades, and credit hours, then with a push of the button,

Students can use the GPA calculator to determine their present high school, college, or graduate school grade point average.

Students can use the GPA calculator to determine their present high school, college, or graduate school grade point average.

What's confusing is when students, or counselors, go to what, in effect, is the ELC calculator, and input GPA, standardized test scores — and follow such rules as “give yourself an extra point for each honors level course, up to eight semesters for

Additional pages on the website offer free scholarship searches, definitions of financial aid terms, advice on selecting a college, an online GPA calculator, an.

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Josh Hamilton – Rangers superstar

May 14, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Dale, Bradford and Buck are live at Fenway and kick off Sports Sunday talking about the amazing run Josh Hamilton is on, but Dale is skeptical of anyone that goes on a tear like this nowadays. The guys then move on to Beckett and the huge amount of

Josh Hamilton hit his major league-leading 15th homer, Derek Holland pitched six innings of four-hit ball, and the Texas Rangers beat Baltimore 7-3 on Thursday night for a doubleheader split. In the first game, the Orioles set an AL record by hitting

Josh Hamilton hit two home runs against the Angels Friday night and in turn put himself in rare company, joining Cy Williams and Frank Howard as only players with 17 long balls in their team's first 33 games. Incredible.

Texas Rangers' slugger Josh Hamilton could break the single-season home-run record this year, Los Angeles Angels left-hander C.J. Wilson said. “Know a lot of people might want to pitch around hamilton, but their lineup is

ARLINGTON, Texas — Nelson Cruz hit his third career grand slam, Josh Hamilton drove in three runs and the Texas Rangers beat the Los Angeles Angels 13-6 on Sunday night to hand Jered Weaver his first loss. The slam by Cruz capped a five-run third for

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Rangers' Josh Hamilton is high-risk high-reward

May 13, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Triple Crown conversation notwithstanding, Hamilton also threatens one of baseball's most longstanding records. Barring injury, Texas Rangers Josh Hamilton is on track to break Cubs power-hitting icon Hack Wilson's big league record for most RBI in a

Sitting in the newsroom Tuesday night, watching Josh Hamilton round the bases for the 4th time, we knew who the Ranger of the Week was going to be.

This is why Josh Hamilton's appearance last night on ESPN's Pardon the Interruption made such an impression on me. PTI is one of the few shows I watch regularly. I don't have as much time as I once did in order to keep up

Josh Hamilton is really, really, really good at playing baseball this month.

Giants fans are all over the place with opinions on whether the team should sign Tim Lincecum to a contract surpassing $100 million, but imagine the views in Texas on Josh Hamilton. Hamilton has surpassed Matt Kemp as

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Cole Hamels suspended 5 games for purposely drilling Bryce Harper

May 8, 2012 by Leave a Comment

The headline was originally going to be "Cole Hamels Not Appealing Suspension", but then the headline would include "Cole Hamels Not Appealing" and I don't think I'm one to pass judgment. Bryce Harper probably doesn't

WASHINGTON — Cole Hamels admits it: He plunked rookie phenom Bryce Harper on purpose. "I was trying to hit him," the Philadelphia lefty said.

By Carrie Muskat / MLB.com | 05/07/12 11:50 PM ET CHICAGO — Cubs manager Dale Sveum didn't see Cole Hamels hit the Nationals' Bryce Harper with a pitch on Sunday, but he did hear about the Phillies pitcher's comments. Hamels plunked Harper in the back

Cole Hamels admitted he threw a pitch at the Nationals Bryce Harper on purpose.

By Mandy Housenick, Of The Morning Call PHILADELPHIA — Nobody would have known if Cole Hamels hadn't told the world that he purposely threw at Bryce Harper in the first inning of the Phillies game against the Nationals on Sunday night.

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Albert Pujols hits first homer of season, returns to empty Angels dugout (VIDEO)

May 7, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Albert Pujols has hit his first regular-season home run since joining the Los Angeles Angels, ending the longest drought of his 12-year career after 33 games and 139 at-bats. Pujols' two-run shot into the left-field bullpen

Angels first baseman Albert Pujols is congratulated by third base coach Dino Ebel after hitting a two-run home run in the fifth inning against the Blue Jays on Sunday afternoon in Anaheim. (Jeff Gross / Getty Images / May 6, 2012) By Kevin Baxter

Angels first baseman Albert Pujols sat out Saturday night's game, and came back refreshed on Sunday. Pujols homered for the first time this season, going 1-4 and is hitting .196-.237-.295 thus far. Marlins outfielder Giancarlo Stanton got hot once he

It was a long wait for Albert Pujols to hit his first home run of 2012. It wasn't quite as long a wait for the Baltimore Orioles-Boston Red Sox marathon game on Sunday to end, but it was quite entertaining. And then the day was capped off by a teenage

I switched from the Dodgers game to the Phillies-Nationals game on ESPN last evening, and saw Bryce Harper get hit by a pitch, go from first to third on a single to left field and then steal home when Phillies starter Cole

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Bryce Harper steals home

May 7, 2012 by Leave a Comment

New lesson for MLB pitchers – if you're gonna hit Bryce Harper, don't give him an opportunity to steal home. Because he will. And he did.

As if the young man needed to do even more audacious things, Nationals rookie sensation Bryce Harper stole home during a Cole Hamels pickoff attempt in the first inning of tonight's game against the Phillies. Some balls this guy has!

New lesson for MLB pitchers – if you're gonna hit Bryce Harper, don't give him an opportunity to steal home. Because he will. And he did.

By Sarah Kogod In the bottom of the first inning of tonight's nationally televised Nats-Phillies game, Bryce Harper picked up his first career stolen base by stealing home when Cole Hamels tried to pick Jayson Werth off first.

Nationals-Phillies: Rookie Bryce Harper stole home in the bottom of the first inning against Philadelphia. With two outs, Harper was hit by a pitch from Cole Hamels. After going from first to third on Jayson Werth's single to left, Harper broke for

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Washington Nationals Look to Sweep Phillies After Improving to 18-9: A Fan's …

May 7, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Washington Nationals 7-1 Over Philadelphia Phillies, Gio Gonzalez Strong Again. #Nats Take Back Park?

MLB Team Report – Washington Nationals – INSIDE PITCH The Nationals are still hoping Adam LaRoche will be out about only three more days. The first baseman is battling a strained/sore right oblique, and manager Davey Johnson wants to be careful.

Washington Nationals 7-1 Over Philadelphia Phillies, Gio Gonzalez Strong Again. #Nats Take Back Park?

MLB Team Report – Washington Nationals – INSIDE PITCH If left-hander Ross Detwiler is the fifth starter, then the Nationals have quite a pitching staff. "Having him as our fifth, that is tough," right fielder Jayson Werth said. "You go into a series,

The pitch was a good one, located with precision, Vance Worley said. Jayson Werth wasn't fooled.- 11:11 pm Flyers coach Peter Laviolette changed his forward lines for Game 3 of an Eastern Conference Semifinal with New Jersey, then a HADDON TWP.

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