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BY ARTHUR STAPLE | arthur.staple@newsday.com Chien-Ming Wang is shut down until after the All-Star break, meaning his stint on the disabled list with a strained right shoulder will last much longer than the 15-day minimum. Joe Girardi said Wang, who left Saturday's start after 51/3 innings with the injury, will not throw a ball until at least July 17, when the team reconvenes after the four-day break. "We don't know exactly how he's going to respond to 12 days off and then, once he starts playing catch, how he'll respond to that," he said. "We just want to give him some rest and a chance to build back up a little bit." The Yankees recalled Jonathan Albaladejo from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and he picked up the win Sunday with 11/3 innings of relief. The Yankees still need a starter for Thursday in Minnesota, and Girardi... [read full story]
GLENN McGrath will be 40 in three months’ time, but he’s still bowling better than some leather-flingers half his age. On Sunday night he showed that he’d lost none of the ability that old ability that made him a feared Test...
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"The Official Michael Jackson OPUS" is the only publication officially sanctioned by Jackson's estate. The book contains unseen images of Jackson and also has essays about the superstar written by friends and those who worked...
Universal Studios Home Entertainment has announced the Blu-ray release of 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' for February 2, 2010. This Terry Gilliam movie, based on the book by Hunter S. Thompson and starring Johnny Depp and...
