I certainly don't think it could be a real significant injury. It's hard to believe someone could throw 98 mph and have a serious arm problem. He hasn't had any discomfort at all.

It can't be a real significant injury because it's hard to believe somebody can throw 98 miles an hour and have a serious arm problem. He hasn't had any discomfort at all. He hasn't had any complaints since going to the 'pen.

We don't have any blazers who can throw it 90, 88, or even 85 (mph). But they've thrown strikes and they've been able to move the ball in and out and they think they can win. We've played pretty solid defense throughout the year. They're growing. I don't know what they're going to do, but they're a team.

He can set you up with a changeup, then throw an 88-mph fastball by you.

I find it hard to believe that somebody is going to just, on a whim, throw somebody out.

The fall caused a whip-lash injury and she was immobilized. It was very hard for her to walk, and when she did she was taking steps at six inches apart. The initial X-rays were not favorable. It had all of the characteristics of a fracture, but none were noted.