Shortstop comes off second injury stint in time to face Dodgers DENVER -- Perhaps one day, when Troy Tulowitzki has established himself as a premier Major League shortstop, the small scar below his right pointer finger will serve as a reminder of just how far he's come since the beginning of his dismal 2008 season. But for now, Tulowitzki, who has made two stints on the disabled list and is hitting .166 in 39 games, doesn't plan to make a scrapbook about his sophomore season. "I don't like to reflect on any of it, because none of it's been too good," Tulowitzki said. "I just want to move on and get the games rolling so I can put this behind me, and get off to a fresh start." Tulowitzki's (second) fresh start begins Monday, when he starts against the Dodgers after missing 13 games with a lacerated right hand he injured while...
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