Indians camp notes reveal Lee aims for rotation health
In Winter Haven Florida Clif Lee, the Indians projected No 3 starter, hopes to stay healthy and earn a big league rotation spot. He discusses his left handed pitching, right handed swing, and preference for the National League. Also noted: Curtis Schilling impresses Boston, several ex Indians in camp, and Westbrook contending for a starter role. The Indians plan to face the Red Sox again as Bere and Lowe start.
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Wickman Hovers On Return From Elbow Surgery Setback
Indians closer Wickman faces possible end to big league career after December elbow surgery. MRI pending after early December procedure as he recovers in Fort Myers. If injuries sideline him, Indians may not exercise 2005 option. Wickman remains determined to pitch if healthy.
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MLB Bans THG in Major Step for Zero Tolerance
The Associated Press reports Major League Baseball banned THG the steroid linked to BALCO after the health policy advisory committee and the players association voted unanimously that THG builds muscle and should be added to the banned substances list. Bud Selig hailed testing as crucial toward zero tolerance amid FDA rulings and grand jury probes involving Bonds Giambi and Sheffield.
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Barons end winless skid with 4-2 win over Hamilton
Cleveland breaks a seven game drought by beating North Division leaders Hamilton 4 to 2 at Gund Arena. Nick Bootland Garrett Stafford and Grant Stevenson scored in the opening period as Cleveland built a lead and held on behind Dimitri Patzold who made 38 saves. Stevenson, who joined the Barons midweek, tallied two goals and an assist to set a career high while Hamilton miscued goaltender changes and managed late goals from Chris Higgins and Duncan Milroy.
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Barons Beat Bulldogs 4 2 In Hockey Action
The Barons downed the Bulldogs 4 to 2 with goals by Cle Nick Bootland and Garett Saiford in the first period and Stevenson and Higuars adding later. Penalties and rough play noted, with charged players including Christian Etshoft and Jean Franceis.
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Blue Jackets send Scoville down to Syracuse AHL affiliate
Columbus defenseman Darrel Scoville was assigned to the Syracuse Syracuse Crunch of the AHL after six NHL games this season. He leads Syracuse with eight goals and 26 assists in 59 games, ranking among the league’s top defensemen in points and goals. Scoville earned his first NHL point with Columbus. Also, Red Wings defenseman Derian Hatcher was day to day with a shoulder bruise and may miss Phoenix game after Tuesday collision with Chris Simon.
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Sabres win in overtime after late rally in Atlanta
Derek Roy scored 15 seconds into OT as the Buffalo Sabres erased a two goal deficit in the third period to beat the Atlanta Thrashers 4 3 in Atlanta. The game featured multiple fights and keeps Buffalo within four points of the Islanders for a playoff spot.
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Panthers Forge 4-2 Lead On Second Period Scoring Run
Florida scored four times in the second period to erase a 2-0 deficit and lead 4-2 as Nathan Horton Offi Jokinen and Matt Cullen found the net. Stephen Weiss Mikael Samuelsson and Donald Audette also scored while Florida was outshot 53-24.
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