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http://www.hockeypanthersofficialonline.com/vincent-trocheck-hockey-jersey/ . The eighth-year point guard played in his 500th career game on Sunday, a 98-93
win over the Orlando Magic. Does he feel like hes played in that many games?
"No," he said initially, before reconsidering.Over the winter, we wrote about
the Blue Jays coming to terms with a pair of pitchers who were trying to become
knuckleballers. They were Josh Banks and Tomo Ohka. Banks had been a Blue Jays
draft pick who had a brief stint with the club in 2007 before moving on to San
Diego and then Houston, compiling a career record of 4-8. The other was Ohka, a
journeyman from Japan who spent time with six organizations, including the Blue
Jays in 2007, where he went 2-5. Ohka, who turns 38 next week, was already sent
to the minor league camp last week. Now there is a third. Hes 30-year-old Frank
Viola III. If the name is familiar, it should be. Hes the son of former big
league star lefty, Frank Viola Jr. Frank Jr. had a very good career,
predominantly with the Twins and the Mets. He was the MVP of the 1987 World
Series - the Twins first win ever - and won the Cy Young Award in the American
League the following season - his final full season with the Twins with a 24-7
season. Frank "Sweet Music" Viola, as he was affectionately known, is a member
of the Twins Hall of Fame. Viola actually finished off his major league career
in a short stop over with the Blue Jays in 1996. He went 1-3 for the Jays and
ended his career on May 28 of that year. His son chased that major league dream
as well and pitched in the White Sox organization thtough 2007 before injuries
appeared to cut his career short. He dabbled in the media doing Florida State
League games and even had his own fishing show, but Viola III never gave up his
dream of pitching in the majors. The next step was trying to master the
knuckleball. He worked with the likes of R,A Dickey, Tim Wakefield and Hall of
Famer Phil Niekro and finally impressed the Blue Jays enough that they signed
him last week. This doesnt necessarily mean the 30-year-old will make it to the
big club. The Jays game plan is to have a knuckleballer or two in the minors to
work with their catching prospects. That way, if they get called up to the Jays
theyll be ready to work with Dickey without any major adjustment. Still, it
would be great to see one of these knuckleballers eventually make it to the
majors. Frank Viola Jr. incidentally is entering his second season as the
pitching coach with the Mets Triple A farm club, the Las Vegas 51s. After
writing about the passing of Dr. Frank Jobe, the man who pioneered Tommy John
surgery last week, I discovered another interesting twist to the Tommy John
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pitch. He later scored on an RBI single by Al Kaline. When McAuliffe came up
again in the third, threw one pitch high and tight and then a 3-2 pitch behind
McAuliffes head that sent him sprawling in the dirt. When he got up he dusted
himself off and started to head to first glancing out towards John. McAuliffe
claims that John taunted him by saying "What the F are you looking at?" That
was the final straw for McAuliffe and he charged the mound. John got into a
defensive position and the knee of the charging McAuliffe dug into Johns left
shoulder. He suffered a separated shoulder and torn shoulder ligaments and
missed the rest of the season. McAuliffe was suspended for five games and was
fined $250.00. The interesting thing about John is that he resisted the advice
to have surgery and let the shoulder heal with rest and rehab. The plan worked,
though it took a while for John to get back to peak efficiency. 1974 was
different. When Tommy John blew out his elbow, he said his arm simply felt dead.
This time he agreed to surgery, which not only changed his career but
revolutionized baseball in terms of treating this type of elbow injury. The
Detroit Tigers have made history over the last three years, winning five of the
six major awards handed out. They have won three straight MVP awards - the last
two by Miguel Cabrerra and three straight Cy Young awards. The Tigers have made
the postseason in each of the last three years. The only other time the
organization did that was in the hay day of Ty Cobb in 1907, 1908 and 1909 when
they dropped three straight World Series - two to the Cubs and one to the
Pirates. This season under rookie manager Brad Ausmus, they will be trying to
make the playoffs for the fourth straight time and for the first time in
franchise history. Over the weekend, Tigers GM Dave Dumbrowski denied rumours he
was listening to offers for starting pitcher Rick Porcello. In fact, he denied
trying to trade any of his starters. But considering the Tigers have question
marks at 3rd base and left field, you have to wonder a bit. Its still a bit too
early to get too excited or too worried about this but Baltimore is 8-2 so far
this spring and is scoring nearly eight runs-again, even without a rehabbing
Manny Machado (knee) at full strength.
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