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Carlos Martinez Hurt Himself Celebrating Jack Flaherty’s Homer, and is Now Going on the Injured List When you hear the arguments about the designated hitter, and about how it’s too dangerous to expect starting pitchers – so focused on  pitching – to go up there and hit, you don’t so much think about THIS kind of injury. The Cardinals are going to be without starter Carlos Martinez for a little while. Why? He’s going on the Injured List with an ankle injury. Why? Because he hurt it ...

MLB Trade Rumors 9:56pm CDT 9:56PM: Hicks was experiencing soreness and inflammation in his elbow, manager Mike Shildt told MLB.com’s Ryan Herrera and other reporters. 9:28PM: Cardinals right-hander Jordan Hicks left tonight’s game due to what the team described as “right arm tightness.”  Hicks began the seventh inning and allowed a hit over two-thirds of an inning before leaving the game.  As per Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch via Twitter, “Hicks had a noticeable win...

Los Angeles and Milwaukee are 1-2 in the majors in FanGraphs WAR from starting pitching this season, and the No. 3 team is San Francisco, which goes a long way in explaining why the Giants and Dodgers are currently tied atop the NL West. The Brewers and Dodgers are 2-3 in FIP, 3-4 in ERA and strikeout rate, and first and third in K-BB%. The Dodgers are using a bullpen game Friday, for what will be day nine of a 14-day stretch of games, to give their starters an extra day of rest. This is where ...

Police: Man charged in Greenwich break-in part of international burglary ring FacebookTwitterEmail A Greenwich police car in Greenwich, Conn., on March 29, 2017.File / Bob Luckey Jr. / Hearst Connecticut Media GREENWICH — After allegedly burglarizing a home in the Glenville section of Greenwich in January of last year, making off with $45,000 in wristwatches and jewelry, Bryan Herrera-Maldonado wasn’t done for the day, according to court papers filed in Superior Court in Stamford. On his wa...

This Is the State of Military Entrepreneurship After 2020 Rear Adm. Paul Pearigen, NMW commander and chief of the U.S. Navy Medical Corps, speaks to veteran entrepreneurs at Bunker Labs in Philadelphia. (Naval Forces Pacific) A new veteran survey shows that, while significant barriers to entry exist for veterans starting their own business -- especially when it comes to raising capital, understanding regulations and accessing help, veterans are still successfully starting and expanding busines...