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Chan Ho Park
Chan Ho Park is a professional baseball player. He's a right-handed pitcher for the San Diego Padres and wears number 61. He is managed by pitching manager Darren Balsley.
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Off the Record (blog)Chan Ho Park: Phillies want Park as a relieverRotoworld.comThe Phillies want Chan Ho Park to return next season, but only as a reliever. "I think he understands," said general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. "In the back of ...Their biggest needs, in order, appear to be a back-of-the-Philadelphia Daily Newsall 4 news articles »
- Chan Ho Park: Park hoping to serve as starter in 2010 (news.google.com)
Injuries are taking their toll on the Philadelphia Phillies, and at the worst possible time.
After an examination on his left wrist by team doctors, Carlos Ruiz is the latest member of the team to miss time due to injury.
Ruiz joins the lengthy list of J.A. Happ, Scott Eyre, J.C. Romero, Greg Dobbs, Pedro Martinez, Chad Durbin, Chan Ho Park, and Brett Myers as Phillies who have been hit by the injury bug.
Happ, Martinez, Dobbs, and Myers...
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For Chan Ho Park and wife, fast pitching but slow cookingPhiladelphia InquirerBy BETH D'ADDONO WHAT DOES IT take to fuel Phillies relief pitcher Chan Ho Park's 95-mph fastballs? A lot of octopus, according to his wife, Ri-Hye Park. ...and more »
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Mariano Rivera actually had to be subjected to an MLB investigation over his alleged spitball--an accusation that was dismissed as ridiculous roughly 15 minutes after the league consented to look into it. ...And yet this incident from last night's game...
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By Meena Kar,
Los Angeles, October 16, (THAINDIAN NEWS) Philadelphia Phillies has set another victory. This time they had clinched a victory upon the Los Angeles Dodgers. Los Angeles Dodgers had not left any stone unturned to beat the Phillies but they failed. Line up and the strategies of the Phillies team had been excellent [...]
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