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Red Sox third baseman Mike Lowell said that he feels "great...really good" following the draining of fluid and the injection of Synvisc (a lubricating substance) in his right hip on Monday. Though the Sox opted to place him on the disabled list, Lowell said that the decision was one of precaution rather than necessity, a means of ensuring that he will be well rested and as healthy as possible for the second half.
Towards the end, Lowell acknowledged that he will likely have more days off in the second half than he did at the start of the season.
According to a report on SI.com, the Red Sox are in "serious discussions" with 19-year-old shortstop Jose Iglesias, a 19-year-old Cuban defector who is regarded as a phenomenal defensive player. SI.com's Jon Heyman suggested that the deal for the shortstop could be in excess of $8 million.
Red Sox disabled 3B Lowell feeling good
BOSTON(AP) Red Sox third baseman Mike Lowell, on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right hip, said Friday that he feels like he could play now.
Bruschi hasn't decided future beyond 2009FOXBOROUGH, Mass.(AP) There were 67 young Tedy Bruschis playing football on the New England Patriots field on Tuesday.
Report: Celtics offer Wallace a contractBOSTON(AP) The Boston Celtics have offered forward Rasheed Wallace a contract as part of a major push to land the coveted forward, according to a published report on Friday.
Bruins' Recchi: Likely his last season in NHLBOSTON(AP) Mark Recchi wants one last chance to be a Stanley Cup champ again.
When you look at Rasheed Wallace what do you see? •A 6-foot-11 player who shoots 3’s and owns a volcanic temper? •A versatile big man who can defend power forwards and centers? •A 14-year veteran who has logged over 1,000 games and is coming off a down season statistically? •The best value for the Celtics to use their mid-level [...]
Here are the car keys…and $3 million. Today, some 16-year-olds became very, very rich. July 2 marks the beginning of Major League Baseball’s amateur international free-agent signing period. From today through Aug. 31, amateur players from anywhere except the U.S. and Canada who have turned 16 can peddle their services to the highest bidder as free [...]
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