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Extractions: Who's gone: RHP Tim Crabtree , RHP Rick Helling , OF Ricky Ledee , RHP Pat Mahomes , LHP Darren Oliver Carlos Pena , RHP Mark Petkovsek , OF Ruben Sierra , LHP Mike Venafro WHAT'S NEW Plenty, though there's surprisingly little worth mentioning. Most important are the additions of righthander Chan Ho Park and outfielder Carl Everett and the return of Juan Gonzalez. Big things are expected from each, but and here's a real surprise Gonzalez looks like the surest bet among them to come through. INFIELD Shortstop Alex Rodriguez should be the No. 1 pick in most every draft. He's healthy, in his prime and puts up otherworldly production at a premium position. He does it all. This group's other big boppers, first baseman
Strikethree.com Baseball News, Analysis And Commentary hideki irabu, 7.09, 6.00, hideki irabu, 3.23, 2.77. Due mostly to irabu turninginto a pitcher, the overall baseball Prospectus Be the envy of your roto league! http://www.strikethree.com/98/08/08/davep.shtml
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Baseball America Online - Independent Leagues led by major league pitchers Hideo Nomo, hideki irabu and Mac Nomo, irabu and Suzukiformed a company called Silex to backer in order to keep baseball in Elmira http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/leagues/independent/elmira0320.html
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Ducksnorts: Be Careful What You Wish For just a matter of time before hideki irabu and George the late Richard M. Nixon proud,irabu humbly stated his dream to play baseball professionally in http://www.geoffreynyoung.com/ducksnorts/articles/1997/09061997.html
Extractions: Web search Got tunes? It was just a matter of time before Hideki Irabu and George Steinbrenner discovered what the rest of us already knew: that even under the best conditions, making the transition from the Chiba Lotte Marines to the New York Yankees would be difficult. Under the conditions that Irabu set for himself, however, it has been darned near impossible. In a display of two-facedness that would have made the late Richard M. Nixon proud, Irabu humbly stated his dream to play baseball professionally in the United States; then, when it became evident that his dream would be realized via the San Diego Padres, he and his agent, Don Nomura, suddenly changed their tune. What Irabu had meant to say, so the story goes, was that he had dreamed of playing for the Yankees. Apparently his dream included visions of himself making outrageous demands of his prospective new employer and insisting he would not work unless those demands were met. Perhaps this is unfair of me, because I've never been a terrorist, but it seems that the only careers in which this type of behavior is tolerated and too often rewarded are terrorism and professional sports. I can count on one finger the number of seconds I would remain employed were I to place such demands on my employer. Irabu's crowning achievement came when he compared San Diego to a prison camp. I have lived in San Diego for several years, and although I have never been incarcerated, I like to think that my present living conditions are significantly better than those of a prison (unless I was in for tax evasion or embezzlement or something and got to watch TV and play golf all day).
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Montreal Expos 2002 Disabled List 09/06/01 irabu, hideki (P) Activated from 60 day DL, Strained right elbow. 09/01/01Jones, Terry (CF) - Activated from 15 day DL, Strained Left Hamstring. http://mtlexpos.tripod.com/disabled_list.htm
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