What did he pitch...like three games last year?
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Close, he had 7 starts in 2009. I guess the Braves think he is ok after his surgery.
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What type of surgery did he have? TJ?
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I don't think it was that extensive. Not sure if it was elbow or shoulder.
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Where are the Cy Young results?
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Monday, Nov. 16 AL & NL Rookie of the Year Award
Tuesday, Nov. 17 AL Cy Young Award
Wednesday, Nov. 18 AL & NL Manager of the Year Award
Thursday, Nov. 19 NL Cy Young Award
Tuesday, Nov. 24 NL MVP Award

I don't know why they don't have the AL MVP Award listed though.
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Jason Bay wins his first Silver Slugger Award with the Sox.
We will see how much more that drives up his asking price?
I seriously doubt he will be back with the Sox next season?
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Jeter & Teixeira both won Silver Slugger Awards. :-)
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ROY

AL: Andrew Bailey, A's
NL: Chris Coghlan, Marlins
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I really thought Coghlan deserved it...but really didn't think he would beat out JA Happ. :-)
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Wally Backman was hired to manage the Brooklyn Cyclones, Mets minor League team.
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AL Manager of the Year is Mike Scioscia manager of the Angels.

NL Manager of the Year is Jim Tracey manager of the Rockies.

Good choices on both. :-)
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I thought Ron Washington was gonna get AL manager of the year. Scioscia was a good pick I guess, surprised Girardi didn't get much attention since he won a WS.
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Probably because he was expected to have a good winning team. The award is also voted on before postseason starts.
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And Scioscia didn't? The Angels have a mighty big payroll too.
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I think the Angels had more negatives happen to them starting with the death, then having most of their starters go on the DL, and some other big position player injuries. I really never expect a Yankees Manager to ever win this award. It is difficult for any Yankee to win these awards since they have so many haters amoung the sports writers.
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Art Savage, the majority owner of the Sacramento River Cats, the Triple-A affiliate of the Oakland Athletics, has died. He was 58.

http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/story/1...age-dies-at-58
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Alex Cora is staying with the New York Mets, agreeing Monday to a $2 million, one-year contract with a vesting option for 2011.

http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/story/1...stay-with-mets
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Another aging veteran...:-)
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I can't imagine anyone paying Cora that kind of money, he wasn't even a good back up when he was on the Sox :-)
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