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Track the Reds ( 2nd Half, Week 11)

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I switched it over just in time to see all those people hovering around Farnsworth. Did he get a line shot to the face or something?

 

No idea. I'm not watching, just keeping up with the score online.

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Didn't see that Farnsworth was hurt but Hawksworth took a line drive to the chops.

 

St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Blake Hawksworth was struck in the face by a batted ball Saturday in the fifth inning of the Cardinals game against the Cubs at Wrigley Field. Hawksworth was quickly attended to by trainers from both teams and arose from the ground after a few minutes, walking off the field with a towel over his mouth area. He was hit by a line drive single off the bat of Sam Fuld, who stood with his helmet off at first base watching as Carpenter was treated.

 

Cubs team physician Dr. Stephen Adams was on the scene as well and went inside the Cardinals clubhouse with Hawksworth.

 

The Cubs led the game 5-3. Cardinals manager Tony La Russa had been ejected from the game an inning earlier for arguing a call, but he came onto the field when Hawksworth was hit.

 

Hawksworth was taken to a local hospital and remained conscious. An initial report said he was struck near the mouth.

Did dude get in a hurry typing this one and just erroneously type Carpenter. Hope the guy is okay. Also glad PETA Tony got tossed. Have I mentioned I hate the Cardinals?

Did dude get in a hurry typing this one and just erroneously type Carpenter. Hope the guy is okay. Also glad PETA Tony got tossed. Have I mentioned I hate the Cardinals?

 

I think TLR wrote it & just forgot a few words. It should read, as Carpenter was treated poorly by a bunch of bullies wearing Cubs' uniforms.

I think TLR wrote it & just forgot a few words. It should read, as Carpenter was treated poorly by a bunch of bullies wearing Cubs' uniforms.

Now it's clear. Makes perfect sense now!:thumb:

Hawksworth relieved Carpenter to start the bottom of the 5th. I pulled the quote from the Chicago Sun Times blog.

Marmol doing his best Coco impersonation.

2 outs top of the 9th.

 

Cubs win, Cubs win! St.Louis struggling to finish above .500

Didn't see that Farnsworth was hurt but Hawksworth took a line drive to the chops.

 

St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Blake Hawksworth was struck in the face by a batted ball Saturday in the fifth inning of the Cardinals game against the Cubs at Wrigley Field. Hawksworth was quickly attended to by trainers from both teams and arose from the ground after a few minutes, walking off the field with a towel over his mouth area. He was hit by a line drive single off the bat of Sam Fuld, who stood with his helmet off at first base watching as Carpenter was treated.

 

Cubs team physician Dr. Stephen Adams was on the scene as well and went inside the Cardinals clubhouse with Hawksworth.

 

The Cubs led the game 5-3. Cardinals manager Tony La Russa had been ejected from the game an inning earlier for arguing a call, but he came onto the field when Hawksworth was hit.

 

Hawksworth was taken to a local hospital and remained conscious. An initial report said he was struck near the mouth.

 

Ah. I only saw part of the back of his uniform (the "worth" part) and he was partially covering his face. I didn't think it actually looked like Farnsworth, and I was confused about when the Cardinals picked him up.

Need Wood to get'r done this afternoon.

Attaboy, on the ball!! Very nice.

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Excellent. BTW...who is the guy in the middle, being restrained, mouth open??

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