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wart57
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If Ricky has any HGH left, can he please give some to Troy?

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looks to me like he has no energy or enthusiasm out there -- is this because he isn't hitting well at the moment, or just his nature?

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Its early. I think he'll pick it up sooner rather than later.

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Career-wise April is his best month statistically. :shock:

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I'm not giving up on Glaus yet.

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don't know if everyone noticed this in Goold's article today
Having just been double-switched out of a game for the first time he can recall in his career, Cardinals third baseman Troy Glaus had some time to kill late in Thursday's game.

He ducked into the batting cage and worked on what ails him.

"That also was a first," Glaus said. "I went to the cage during the game and started hitting. Figure it out, you know. There are some flaws in it right now that we need to fix."
http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/sports/stories.nsf/cardinals/story/3E72A074040216DB8625742F0013DF6C?OpenDocument

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TabascoElvis wrote:don't know if everyone noticed this in Goold's article today
Having just been double-switched out of a game for the first time he can recall in his career, Cardinals third baseman Troy Glaus had some time to kill late in Thursday's game.

He ducked into the batting cage and worked on what ails him.

"That also was a first," Glaus said. "I went to the cage during the game and started hitting. Figure it out, you know. There are some flaws in it right now that we need to fix."
http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/sports/stories.nsf/cardinals/story/3E72A074040216DB8625742F0013DF6C?OpenDocument
Sounds like the attitude is good. Instead of sulking he goes to work. Makes me a fan of his.

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He hit well in Spring, and while it might not correlate with actual season performance, I don't believe he'll suck for the rest of the year.

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