Carlos Hernandez:
When Carlos Hernandez first came to the San Diego Padres in 1997 from the Los Angeles Dodgers, the expectations weren't high. He had been a career backup with the Dodgers and was brought on board to fill the same role with the Padres. But Hernandez had different plans.
Where Are They Now? Carlos Hernandez
Julian Tavarez(Braves):
Darin Erstad's ninth-inning walk-off homer off Julian Tavarez provided the Astros a 5-4 win over a Braves team that exited Minute Maid Park knowing that yet another one-run loss could have been avoided had they simply not made so many mistakes -- both mental and physical.
Braves' Comeback Comes Up Short
Dmitri Young(Nationals):
Manager Manny Acta said of all the injured players on the roster, the Nationals will keep a close eye on first basemen Nick Johnson and Dmitri Young.
Nationals To Monitor Young, Johnson
Edgar Gonzalez(Padres):
At no point in his first 107 games with the Padres this season did Edgar Gonzalez ever get jammed so much by a pitch that the bat completely broke in his hands.
Gonzalez Miffed By Jammings
Jaime Moyer(Phillies):
This scene might be familiar to Phillies fans. A late September matchup with the Nationals, white rally towels being waved furiously throughout Citizens Bank Park and a possible playoff berth looming right around the corner.
Moyer Gets Chance To Seal NL East Title
J.D. Drew(RedSox):
Two days after his short-lived return to the Red Sox's lineup, right fielder J.D. Drew underwent tests on Friday to make sure there were no further problems with the back that has kept him off the field almost entirely since Aug. 17.
Tests On Drew's Back Reassuring
Coco Crisp(RedSox):
Outfielder Coco Crisp, who has not played since Sept. 23, is recuperating from an injection in the bottom of his left foot.
Coco's Footnote
Placido Polanco(Tigers):
Tigers second baseman Placido Polanco left Friday's game against the Rays with a sprained left ankle suffered on a collision at the plate. He will be reevaluated Saturday after X-rays were negative.
Polanco Leaves Game After Collision
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