San Diego Union (Free subscription) | yesterday
The pitcher who helped Cuba defeat the Baltimore Orioles in the United States a decade ago is in stable condition after his face was crushed with a blunt object while trying to stop a fight.
Examiner (Free subscription) | yesterday
The pitcher who helped Cuba defeat the Baltimore Orioles in the United States a decade ago is in stable condition after his face was crushed with a blunt object while trying to stop a fight.
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday
The pitcher who helped Cuba defeat the Baltimore Orioles in the United States a decade ago is in stable condition after his face was crushed with a blunt object while trying to stop a fight.
kansascity.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
The pitcher who helped Cuba defeat the Baltimore Orioles in the United States a decade ago is in stable condition after his face was crushed with a blunt object while trying to stop a fight.
Seattle Times (Free subscription) | yesterday
The pitcher who helped Cuba defeat the Baltimore Orioles in the United States a decade ago is in stable condition after his face was crushed with a blunt object while trying to stop a fight.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Free subscription) | yesterday
HAVANA -- The pitcher who helped Cuba defeat the Baltimore Orioles in the United States a decade ago is in stable condition after his face was crushed with a blunt object while trying to stop a fight.
Star Tribune (Free subscription) | yesterday
The government-controlled Radio Rebelde said Monday that Norge Luis Vera is "in delicate, stable condition and fully conscious." He is in the intensive care unit of Saturnino Lora Hospital in Santiago, Cuba's second-largest city.
ESPN (Free subscription) | yesterday
The pitcher who helped Cuba defeat the Orioles in the United States a decade ago tried to stop a fight and was smashed in the face with a blunt object. His injuries are not life-threatening but he will need reconstructive surgery.
Detroit Free Press (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009
Cuban pitcher Aroldis Chapman continues his job-hunting tour of the United States. And the Tigers continue to be mentioned in published reports about clubs interested in the highly regarded left-hander who defected in July and has established residency in the small European country of Andorra.
MLB Trade Rumors (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009
The Atlanta Braves have joined the list of suitors after Cuban pitcher Aroldis Chapman, writes Melissa Segura of SI.com. While an exact date, time and location has not been decided on yet, the two parties are "expected to schedule formal conversations in the coming weeks."
Law Blog - WSJ.com (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009
The Yankees have spent more money in one decade on starting pitchers than any other team, leaving a trail of pitchers who broke down, got hurt or just plain stunk up the joint.
