When is rickie weeks returning

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View a sample email. It's also available for football, basketball and hockey. Sign Up For Free. Javascript is required for the selection of a player. Choice is:. Powered by. Postseason Batting Postseason Game Log. Standard Fielding. Appearances on Leaderboards, Awards, and Honors. Colgan: The spitball was pretty unpopular when it was banned, too. Some decisions have to come at the expense of the players for the benefit of the sport, lest golf wind up in a similar quandary to the one facing baseball today.

Scale back the tech, save the sport — seems like a fair tradeoff to me. Driver length is the least of their worries. The proposal to dial back the permitted club length was first announced in February of this year.

Also announced then were potential updates on ball and driver testing. Bamberger: I see the governing buddies huddling with lawyers and trying to identify ways they can make continue to govern, and make 7, yards meaningful again for Tour players, without being clobbered with lawsuits. Sens: The ball. Which does not mean Michael is wrong about the lawyers. Piastowski: Josh is right. Seems like the ball is the next step.

Make it a universal one, with exceptions for how a player likes to play. It takes the science away, yes. But how far can you bend the rules anyway without eventually running afoul of them? And this way, everyone can still manufacture too. Scaling back the ball is such a no-brainer solution to this issue. This is the easiest, simplest way to bring everything back to earth. Melton: Bifurcation would be great to see. I have no problem with watching the pros reigned in a little bit and bringing a bit more finesse back to the sport.

Rory McIlroy said this week that he thinks that the days of players having truly dominant seasons — i. The competition, McIlroy said, is simply too good. I think that just sort of illustrates how deep the fields are. Are Tour fields more stacked than ever? But stacked for sure. My guess is that my colleague Mr. Weeks was activated from the day disabled list and released by the Rays on Monday. The veteran had been out with a shoulder impingement since early June, and although he was nearly ready to return from the DL, the Rays opted to cut ties with him in order to make room for Sergio Romo on the active roster.

Weeks' positional versatility and history of decent power production could create some intrigue on the open market, although potential suitors could also be deterred by the.

Weeks shoulder, hand went 1-for-3 with a run and two strikeouts for Triple-A Durham against Indianapolis on Wednesday. It was the first game of what will likely be a one-week rehab for Weeks, who played first base and hit second. The veteran was sidelined for over a month, but a week's worth of at-bats should be sufficient to help him shake the majority of the rust off. Weeks has been on the disabled list since June 9, but is finally ready to attack the final hurdle in his rehab program.

If his assignment goes off without a hitch, he'll likely rejoin the Rays in the next week or so. The veteran began working out upon his arrival in anticipation of his rehab assignment, which is likely to last the remainder of this week at a minimum.

After a particularly sluggish start to the season that saw his average dip as low as. It appears the veteran is finally ready to return to game action after having been sidelined since June 9. Given the amount of time he's been out, Weeks is likely to play multiple games with the Bulls before a return to the major-league club.

The veteran has been sidelined for nearly a full month and was slashing. Weeks started 12 games at first base and 17 at designated hitter to open the season, and he'd presumably return to both roles in some capacity upon activation.

Weeks was placed on the day disabled list Friday with a right shoulder impingement. It's unclear when the ailment cropped up for Weeks, but he'll need some time off to allow things to get right.

A timetable for his return should start to materialize once the Rays update his status further. In a corresponding roster move, Taylor Featherston was acquired from the Phillies via trade. Weeks went 2-for-2 with a walk in Saturday's loss to the Twins. Weeks' bat has started to come alive in May following a miserable April in which he hit just.