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Chien-Ming Wang can add another disabled-list stint to his 2009 resume. The Yankees placed the right-hander on the DL yesterday with a right shoulder strain and bursitis, and told Wang not to plan on picking up a baseball until after the All-Star break. That means Wang's return to the rotation likely will not come until August. "We just want to give him rest," manager Joe Girardi said before the Yankees beat Toronto 10-8 at the Stadium. Jonathan Albaladejo, who pitched 1 1/3 scoreless innings yesterday, was summoned from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre to take Wang's roster spot. Girardi is still uncertain who will take Wang's start on Thursday in Minnesota, but hinted it could be Alfredo Aceves, after the right-hander fired four shutout innings of relief for his first major league save. A determining factor in whether Aceves... [read full story]
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PORTSMOUTH — With nearly 7,000 visitors in attendance at last year's event, Strawbery Banke Museum is gearing up to make its 30th annual Candlelight Stroll the best ever. The Candlelight Stroll showcases 350 years of seasonal...
Arrangements have been made at Eid Mussallas and mosques in the country for holding Eid Al Adha Prayers, General Authority for Islamic Affairs and Auqaf (Endowments) said. Prayers will be performed at 25 Eid Mussallas and...
Already struggling for consistent scoring with Rip Hamilton and Tayshaun Prince sidelined, the Pistons took another punch to the gut Friday when Ben Gordon went down with a sprained ankle. So what now? Check out True Blue...
