导出博客文章CHICAGO -- Alex Cobbs body of work this season has been limited to only four
starts, but its been enough for Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash to consider it
a success.Cobb will make his final start on Tuesday against the Chicago White
Sox. Cobb, who missed the entire 2015 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery
last year, has pitched at least six innings in two of his four starts. He is
coming off a no-decision when he allowed two earned runs and four hits over five
innings Sept. 2 against the Toronto Blue Jays.Cobbs assignment Tuesday wont be
simple as he faces off against White Sox ace Chris Sale (16-9), who manager
Robin Ventura said Monday could still pitch twice before the regular season ends
on Sunday.But for Cobb, Tuesdays start will be much more about the future than
it is about the present.I think (this season) is a big success because Alex goes
into the offseason knowing that hes back, Cash said. Obviously, theres room for
improvement and hell get a better feel for all of his pitches and the fastball
will probably tick up a little bit more.Alex has come a long way and to come up
here and have success has to be a reassuring feeling that he worked his tail off
to get back here.Cash said that Rays officials are expecting Cobb to have a
normal offseason with no limitations and wont have to work around managed
limitations like he has since he rejoined the Rays last month.Cobb will face a
White Sox team that are playing out the string. Although the focus will be to
win as much as possible with an uncertain offseason upcoming, Ventura said
Monday that as long as its done within the confines of team goals, hes fine with
players looking to finish strong individually.That includes Sale, who, after
starting 14-2 has struggled throughout the second half of the season when he has
fallen out of contention for the American League Cy Young Award. Sale is 2-4 in
his past 10 starts and has lost two out of his past three games after
back-to-back no-decisions.Ventura said that following Tuesdays start against the
Rays, Sale -- who is one win shy of his career-best 17 victories -- could also
pitch in Sundays season finale against the Twins.But depending on how the
four-game series against the Rays goes, Ventura said he could keep his starting
options open.He (Sale) does have that option right now (to start the final game
of the season), Ventura said. Well get in and see how we go through it with this
series and see where we are with those guys, see where they are physically, how
theyre doing.I dont plan on anything necessarily changing. It could change in a
couple days, and well see how that goes and make adjustments as we go along.
Weve got enough guys here to make it through, thats not the issue.
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to the travel experience of any old road trip – save for the length of the
journey, that is.
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Marco Asensio España . -- The Missouri Tigers might not have a roster full
of superstars.
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. The Dane followed up his first European Tour title last weekend with eight
birdies and just a single dropped shot on Thursday for a one-stroke advantage
over South Africas Allan Versfeld and Portugals Ricardo Santos.
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Marco Asensio Barata . -- Arizona raced out to a big lead and did not back
off, hitting the accelerator instead. SAN DIEGO -- Ryan Schimpfs second homer of
the game was a three-run shot in the 10th inning that gave the San Diego Padres
a 7-4 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Friday night.Yangervis Solarte
drew a one-out walk from Patrick Corbin (4-13) in the 10th before Alex Dickerson
singled. Schimpf followed with his game-winner on the first pitch.Schimpf hit a
two-run homer in the eighth off Enrique Burgos that tied the game 4-4. It is his
third multi-homer game of the season.Arizona loaded the bases in the top of the
10th against Kevin Quackenbush (7-4), but Jake Lamb struck out to end the
threat.Jean Segura had five hits and drove in two runs for the Diamondbacks.Zack
Grienke started for Arizona and allowed two runs and seven hits over seven
innings, rebounding from giving up nine runs in his previous start against the
Boston Red Sox. Grienke struck out eight and walked two.Arizona got its first
run in the second when Yasmany Tomas led off with a double against Jarred Cosart
and scored on a single by Chhris Owings.ddddddddddddSegura helped Arizona get
the lead in the seventh after stealing third base and scoring on a throwing
error by Derek Norris.San Diego answered in the bottom of the inning with a
double by Schimpf and single by Christian Bethancourt.Cosart allowed one run and
eight hits over 5 2/3 innings. He walked two and struck out seven.TRAINERS
ROOMDiamondbacks: CF AJ Pollack (elbow) will continue a rehab assignment in
Triple-A Reno on Saturday after playing in a game with Single-A Visalia on
Thursday.UP NEXTDiamondbacks: LHP Robbie Ray (6-11, 4.47) will take the mound
for Arizona following a solid start last time out in which he earned the win by
pitching five innings and allowing one run.Padres: LHP Clayton Richard (0-1,
4.26) makes his second start since returning to San Diego. Richard took the loss
in his first start after giving up two runs over five innings. ' ' '
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