[USML Announce] Andy -- What Did You Do To Offend The Roto Go ds? (I Know He's On Your Reserve, Nevertheless . . .)

[Doug Shabelman]

Is Andy out of the race? No. Does he have a substantial number of players
returning to full strength in the next few weeks ( and don't forget, we're
at the beginning of May)? Yes.  Can he still make HUGE deals for superstars
like Sarge, Jr.? Yes.
 
Enough of the pity for the K9, plenty of us have our injuries and sore
knees, bum shoulders, limp wrists (back-handed reference for you displaced
Dave Pallone fans) and miceli-led teams!

                --Angry in Glenview

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From: Richard E. Robbins [mailto:RERobbins at iTinker.net] 
Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 9:09 AM
To: 'USML Announcements'
Subject: [USML Announce] Andy -- What Did You Do To Offend The Roto Gods? (I
Know He's On Your Reserve, Nevertheless . . .)



 <http://www.rototimes.com/index.php?sport=bsball&type=profile&name=4398>
Casey Kotchman (1B) LAA revealed Wednesday that he has been playing with
mononucleosis, a virus he was diagnosed with in spring training, according
to the LA Times. "A lot of days you feel you don't have any energy," said
Kotchman. "But I trained with it all off-season and played with it in spring
training. It's something you have to deal with." The symptoms of
mononucleosis are fever, sore throat, headache, swollen glands, fatigue, and
loss of appetite. The symptoms usually go away in one to two months but can
sometimes linger for six months or more. Kotchman, who has not started the
last three games, is hitting just .159 with no homers and five RBI in 69
at-bats this year. 

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