Cody Ross

Already a bit short-handed due to the World Baseball Classic getting under way, the Diamondbacks will be without outfielder Cody Ross for the next 2-3 weeks. A MRI on Tuesday revealed a lower leg strain for Ross, who was signed by the club to a three-year deal with a team option for a fourth during [...]D-Backs’ Cody Ross out 2-3 weeks is a post by the Best Sports Blogs at BallHyped.com. View and VoteRead Full Story

The Yankees are interested in free agent outfielder Cody Ross and have even requested his medical information, according to Jon Paul Morosi of Fox Sports and Rob Bradford of WEEI. There was actually a rumor going back to Sept. that the Yankees would be interested in Ross this offseason, but until now there was nothing connecting the two parties. It does make sense for the Yankees though because they’ve been interested in him going back to his days with the Marlins and he would be a low cost...Read Full Story

Title: CLOWNS, CHAOS & ORDER by Marianne Aulie & Cody Ross NYC—There is an arousing, soothing sci-fi quality to their combined work, in which freakish clowns, lightsabers, anatomical prints (of vaginas, baby skeletons and harlequins) and architectural garments appear curiously alien, gazing back at you as you contemplate what it is you’re looking at. Marianne Aulie is well known for painting intense, grotesquely quirky, humorous abstract clown images. Cody Ross, who designs the avant-garde...Read Full Story

On Monday, frustration in the Red Sox clubhouse boiled over, after Bobby Valentine’s questioned Kevin Youkilis’ focus and took a couple barbs courtesy of team leader Dustin Pedroia. Things didn’t get any better once they got on the field, as James Shields threw a wet towel over the team’s offense for 8 1/3 innings, getting a groundout in the ninth before walking Pedroia and leaving Fernando Rodney the two-out save. Pedroia advanced to second on a groundout and then intentionally walked David...Read Full Story

Dan Uggla hit a tiebreaking three-run double, Chris Volstad was almost flawless after a shaky first inning, and the Florida Marlins beat the Washington Nationals 6-4 on Wednesday to complete an opening three-game sweep.John Baker added a pair of run-scoring singles for the Marlins, 3-0 for only the second time. The other was in 1997, when Florida won the first of two World Series titles.Volstad (1-0) struck out seven, allowing two runs — one earned — and two hits in five innings. Emilio...Read Full Story