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Triple-A pitcher appears to be next in line for bigs ANAHEIM, Calif. — - In an ideal world, Orioles president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail would introduce the organization's top pitching prospects to the major leagues at different points of the season. However, with four of the five members of his Opening Day rotation no longer part of the starting staff because of injuries or ineffectiveness, he has been left with little choice. Rookies Brad Bergesen, Jason Berken and David Hernandez are already part of the rotation, and Triple-A Norfolk right-hander Chris Tillman, 21, appears to be the next man up if another injury occurs or the struggles of Berken or Rich Hill persist. Tillman threw 7 2/3 shutout innings Friday, striking out seven and allowing just four hits and a walk. He improved to 6-5 with a 2.69 ERA. "I've... [read full story]
By Dan Collins Wednesday, November 25, 2009 CRICKET has been described as baseball on valium, but there was no question of sedation when Donemana supporters went bats at a senior cup fixture. It does not always follow that a...
The Black Caps have lost just the one wicket so far on day two of the first cricket test against Pakistan in Dunedin. New Zealand reached 381/7 shortly after lunch, with Daniel Vettori on 87 and Shane Bond on three. The players...
BLACKSBURG - When Cody Grimm graduated from Oakton High in Vienna, only one college football program in the nation saw something truly special in the guy who was a 175-pound strong safety in high school. Chad walked on at Tech...
FOX Position of Power: Lakers Beat Cavaliers to Be The First 25/11/2009 There is only over a week before the beginning of the 2009-2010 seasons. GHD MK5 White FOX gives NBA fans the top 20 teams. 1, The Lakers: Ron-Artest has...
