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"We think he'll be more comfortable in right field," Banister said.
Choo spent six years in right field with the Indians but played center field with the Reds in 2013 and left field in most of his first season with the Rangers. He'll have less ground to cover in right field than left during Rangers home games.
"It doesn't matter to me where they put me. I can play all three positions," Choo said.
Choo is returning from elbow and ankle surgeries. He hit .242/.340/.374 with 13 home runs,40 RBI and just three steals in 455 at-bats last season.
Choo had season-ending elbow surgery last August, but feels pretty good in camp. He's been able to participate in every drill with outfielders thus far, but added that he's not going to push himself too hard. "It's a long Spring Training," Choo said. "There are going to be some days when I'm sore, but no issues. I'm not worried about it."
Choo, 32, hit .242/.340/.374 over 445 at-bats last year.
"I've seen Choo work out just about everyday here in Arlington," Banister said. "(He is) moving around well. He looks really good and passing the eye test."
Choo had a down year in 2014 after signing a seven-year, $130 million contract with Texas last offseason. The 32-year-old Choo hit .242 with 13 home runs, 19 doubles and 40 RBI in 123 games. He also had just three stolen bases after managing at least 20 stolen bases in four of the previous five seasons.
The 32-year-old hit just .242/.340/.374 over 455 at-bats in 2014.
Choo had ankle surgery in September, and is working his way back. He expects to be running at 100 percent next month. The 32-year-old hit just .242/.340/.374 over 455 at-bats.
Choo won't begin his running program for six-to-eight weeks while recovering from the surgery. He was ruled out for the season in August due to bone spurs in his elbow.
Choo will have surgery to fix the issue. The surgery could happen as soon as Friday depending on how soon Choo is able to get over the flu. In his first season with the Rangers, Choo has struggled. He's hit just .242/.340/.374 over 455 at-bats.
Choo led off the bottom of the first inning with his home run but went hitless over the remainder of the game. He has hit .242/.340/.374 with 13 home runs and 40 RBI in 455 at-bats.
Yu Darvish, Adrian Beltre and Shin-Soo Choo are now all eligible to be traded in the coming days. That doesn't seem likely, considering their big contracts and importance to the Rangers franchise. Neal Cotts was also placed on waivers, which are expected to expire tomorrow. There's a higher chance he gets dealt.
Choo struck in the fourth inning. He took an 83 mph changeup out to left center for a solo home run. Choo finished 1 for 4, with two runs scored and one RBI.
Choo extended his hitting streak to six games Sunday. Though, he has been on a nice run since late July. He is batting .291 with two home runs, four doubles and four RBI in his last 19 games.
Choo also doubled for his first two-hit game in two weeks. He owns a stat line of .238/.345/.363. His slugging percentage is 99 points lower than what he achieved with Cincinnati in 2013.
Choo admits that he tried to come back from his ankle injury in April too quickly. "I made a bad decision," he said. "But I wanted to come back as soon as possible. I was more aggressive. But I just want to play the whole year."
Choo will play in right field over the next few days to help manage the stress, giving himself less area to cover than at his normal position in left field. However, manager Ron Washington downplayed the notion Choo would move to the position more permanently.
The latter is out with an ankle injury while Choo is simply getting a rest. The All-Star break did not help Choo emerge from an extended slump. He is 0 for 8 against the Blue Jays and hasn't had a hit since July 10.
Choo is coming off an ugly June in which he hit just .179/.278/.242 with one home run in 95 at-bats, but he's 3 for 9 with a homer and three walks in his first three games of July. Overall, the outfielder has hit .254/.374/.391 with eight home runs and 30 RBI in 284 at-bats.
Choo opened the game with an RBI groundout in the first inning, and then bookended it with a solo home run to sent it to extras in the ninth. He finished the game 1 for 4 with two RBI and one run scored.
Choo has been solid, but not exactly what the Rangers expected so far this season. He is hitting .252/.382/.393 in 69 games, with seven home runs and 37 runs scored.
Choo had been a mess since the calendar turned to June. He had just one hit in his 27 at-bats during the month to lower his average from .289 to .256. His four RBI against the Marlins were his first since May 29.
Choo is in a 2-for-32 skid but owns a career .280 average batting third, the website said.
Choo provided the key hit in the win in Minnesota, an opposite-field, three-run double with two out in the second inning that opened the scoring. He added a single in sweetening his stat line on the year to .297/.423/.465. His OBP ranks fifth in the majors and second in the American League.
"He said he was a little sore, so we took him out," manager Ron Washington said, per The Dallas Morning News. "The minute he said he was sore, I thought we would end up making him the DH [Sunday].
"He's going to have to manage it all year. There are some days it's going to bother him more than others. And in this park, against this team, he's going to do a lot of running."
Choo was removed from Saturday's game with ankle soreness with his team up 8-1. The Rangers don't have a scheduled off-day this week, so Choo could see a few more games at designated hitter than usual if his ankle continues to bother him. Unfortunately, the Rangers are set to travel to an NL park for next weekend's series against the Nationals.
Choo was 1 for 3 with a walk before coming out of the game, which he did with his team up 8-1. He's been excellent atop the Rangers lineup this season, hitting .309/.434/.493 with six home runs and 15 RBI in 152 at-bats.
One of those visits was quite brief - he merely trotted around them after slugging a two-run homer in the fourth inning. He also walked twice.
Choo sweetened his stat line to .310/.436/.503 with his fine performance.
Choo scored two runs in the game, with the key run coming on a shot to center field to eventually send his team home with a win. He has hit .310/.432/.486 with five home runs and 13 RBI in 142 at-bats.
Choo can use a change of scenery in the lineup. A 5-for-36 slump has sunk his batting average to .305, its lowest point since April 18.
Choo has drawn 20 walks while striking out 21 times. He's only scored 14 runs because the batters behind him, like Adrian Beltre and Prince Fielder, are off to slow starts.
Choo was removed from Friday's game with soreness in his left ankle, but he avoided missing a start due to the injury. He has hit .325/.446/.525 with three home runs, nine RBI and one stolen base in 80 at-bats.
Chirinos took Friday off while dealing with a stomach virus. He has hit .232/.306/.357 with two home runs and seven RBI in 56 at-bats.
Regular left fielder Shin-Soo Choo, who had been out with a sprained ankle, will start his second straight game as the designated hitter. He will return to his regular position when the team opens a weekend series against the Angels on Friday.
"He's begging to get in the outfield," Ron Washington told the Dallas Morning News. "He just came back. ... I'm not going to do that."
Moreland has played 45 career games in the outfielder, but all of them have been in right.
Choo has been sidelined a week while dealing with a sprained ankle, but it appears he'll be able to avoid the disabled list. He has hit .314/.432/.500 with two home runs and seven RBI in 70 at-bats.
The team wants to wait until it gets back to Texas for a three-game series with the A's Monday before making a decision on Choo. He has been dealing with a bum ankle since Monday.
The Rangers will need to make a roster move before Sunday's game to activate starter Matt Harrison from the disabled list, and it's possible Choo could head to the disabled list himself. He has been sidelined since Monday while nursing the injury.
"Nobody wants to go on the disabled list," Choo said. "But I don't want to do anything to hurt the team by holding up the roster. I'm positive I will feel better before 15 days. Will it be a couple of days more? I don't know."
Choo was able to walk, take batting practice and play catch without pain Friday, but still feels pain when he is trying to run. He has missed three games as a result of the injury so far.
Choo has not played since Monday, but is hoping to avoid a stint on the disabled list. He hopes to pick up where he left off upon his return. He has hit safely in six of his last seven games, during which he is batting .360 (9 of 25) with two home runs and four RBI.
Choo had to leave Monday's game after injuring the ankle running the bases, but he isn't expected to need a trip to the disabled list at this time. He has hit .314/.432/.500 with two home runs, seven RBI and one stolen base in 70 at-bats.
Choo suffered an ankle injury in the seventh inning of Monday's game, but it appears to be a relatively minor ailment. He should be considered day-to-day until the team makes an official announcement on his timetable.
Choo had to leave Monday's game after injuring his ankle while running the bases in the seventh inning and remains day-to-day. He has hit .314/.432/.500 with two home runs, seven RBI and one stolen base in 70 at-bats.
Choo hit his first home run of the season Thursday, a solo shot in the second inning. He added a single later in the game, finishing 2 for 5 with a pair of strikeouts.
Choo hasn't hit for much power for the Rangers, but he has been doing his typically excellent job getting on base. Though he didn't hit his first home run until his 16th game of the season, he is hitting .293/.417/.414 on the season.
Choo owns a six-game hitting streak, but his most impressive statistic recently has been his walk rate, as he's drawn seven walks in just 15 plate appearances over his last three games. Choo's excellent play has given him a .353/.500/.471 line in 34 at-bats.
Choo is off to a slow start with his new team. He is batting just .176 in 17 at-bats with a double.
Choo is dealing with soreness in his throwing arm, but doesn't expect the injury to be serious. He believes he'll play Wednesday. Choo said he typically has elbow discomfort early in camp, and that it's not a big concern.
Choo hit .285/.423/.462 in 569 at-bats last year.
Choo is dealing with some soreness in his throwing arm, and will take the day off. The injury is considered minor, and shouldn't sideline Choo for long. He's expected to open the year as the club's leadoff hitter.
"I feel the same," he said. "I'm the same person. I do the same routine every day, the same approach. I just do my baseball and keep my same approach and good things happen. ... I talk to myself: 'Choo, you play Shin-Soo Choo style.'"
Choo has boasted one of the top on-base percentages among all major league leadoff hitters the last two years at .425.
Washington has penciled left fielder Shin-Soo Choo into the leadoff spot. He will be followed by shortstop Elvis Andrus, first baseman Prince Fielder, third baseman Adrian Beltre, right fielder Alex Rios, DH Mitch Moreland, catcher Geovany Soto, second baseman Jurickson Profar and center fielder Leonys Martin.
"Hit by pitch is part of baseball," Choo said, per ESPN. "I can't do anything. If I get scared about hit by pitch, I might change approach and I can't do anything. Pitchers can throw inside. I can hit it or I get hit."
The risk of injury increases with the amount of times Choo is hit by a pitch, but he said he doesn't worry about that when he steps into the batter's box. His focus is on the pitcher and getting on base.
"That's life," Choo said about injuries. "You think about injury and you can't play 100 percent. If you get injured, you get injured. I don't want to be scared to play. That's just me."
According to Heyman, the Rangers plan to use Choo as a leadoff man, coming off a career-high .423 on-base percentage last season. He has a .389 OBP for his career, but scored 100 runs for the first time in 2013.
Choo bounced back from a pair of subpar season with one of the best of his career in 2013 with the Reds. He hit .285/.423/.462 in 569 at-bats for the Reds, with 21 home runs, 54 RBI and 107 runs scored.
"I think it's natural that when a player is still out there of his caliber that a lot of teams are going to be associated with it, but beyond that, I don't comment on particular players," general manager Jeff Luhnow said. "He's a good player and he's going to have interest from a lot of clubs."
The report estimates the Astros have less than $10 million still free for 2014 but that owner Jim Crane could approve a bigger signing if it made sense. Choo has already rejected a seven-year, $140 million offer from the Yankees. The Rangers have also been linked to him this offseason.
Choo wanted an offer similar to that received by outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury, who signed a seven-year, $153 million deal with the Yankees.
The Yankees did not confirm whether they made an offer to Choo.
Choo is seeking a seven-year deal and reportedly already has one on the table, though the team is unknown.
Choo is thought to have a seven-year deal on the table, but the Fort Worth Star-Telegram says that the Rangers haven't offered him a seven-year deal as a previous report by MLB.com suggested. The Rangers do still have interest in signing Choo, however.
Also, the Cincinnati Enquirer reports that the Reds -- considered to be long-shots to re-sign Choo -- are also unlikely to continue their pursuit. General manager Walt Jocketty said Wednesday, "We have to plan as if we're moving on."
According to a previous report, the Rangers would not sign Choo unless he lowered his contract demands. The Mariners maintain their interest in Choo, even though they recently agreed to sign second baseman Robinson Cano to a 10-year, $240 million deal.
The team was said to be in on the bidding for Choo, but the recent trade that netted them Mark Trumbo will likely take them out of the market. They may still discuss bringing Choo in, but it looks like they'll focus more on the prominent free-agent pitchers.
Choo is said to be looking at a deal comparable to Jacoby Ellsbury's seven-year, $153 million deal with the Yankees. The team will not sign Choo unless he lowers his asking price significantly. Choo hit .285/.423/.462 in 569 at-bats.
Choo hit .285/.423/.462 in 154 games for the Reds last season, and is considered the best remaining position player on the market. He also posted 21 home runs and 20 stolen bases.
The Orioles, who were also linked to Raul Ibanez and Andre Ethier Sunday, are also looking for a designated hitter and closer while also having interest in acquiring a starting pitcher. Heyman reports they do not have an unlimited budget with which to work.
If the team is serious about acquiring any and all of those potential targets, they'll llikely face some stiff competition, particularly for Choo, who could see a run on his services with Jacoby Ellsbury off the market.
Also, the New York Daily News reports that Choo is the Tigers' top target for a left-handed hitting outfielder.
Though the Yankees have reportedly been looking to keep their payroll under $189 million, they have already taken one high-profile free agent off the market with their signing of catcher Brian McCann to a five-year, $85 million deal.
The Yankees and Mets have also expressed interest in signing Choo, and the Reds are still trying to retain him.
It's unclear how many years a $90-million deal would encompass, but it would likely be for five years, as Choo was predicted to get a little less than $20 million per season in CBSSports.com baseball insider's Jon Heyman free-agent rankings.
Choo is expected to decline the Reds' qualifying offer of $14.1 million in search of a multiyear contract. He hit .285/.423/.462 with 21 home runs, 54 RBI and 20 stolen bases in 569 at-bats in 2013.
The 31-year-old is expected to decline the Reds' offer of a one-year deal worth $14.1 million and pursue a more lucrative offer on the free agent market. By tendering the offer, the Reds ensure they will receive a compensatory draft pick if Choo signs with another team.
The trio joins catcher Brian McCann, pitcher Masahiro Tanaka and outfielders Shin-Soo Choo and Carlos Beltran on the team's list of potential targets this offseason. The team is looking to keep its payroll below the $189-million luxury tax threshold but will have a significant portion of its payroll coming off the books due to retirements and the Yankees' own free agents.
Ellsbury and Choo are expected to be highly coveted by multiple teams this offseason, while interest in Cruz will likely be determined by each team's level of comfort with his ability after serving a drug-related suspension in 2013. For comparison, Melky Cabrera signed just a two-year, $16-million deal after serving a drug-related suspension late in the 2012 season.
Choo hit .285/.423/.462 with 21 home runs, 54 RBI and 20 stolen bases in 569 at-bats during his first season in Cincinnati.
While Choo doesn't seem destined for Houston based on salary alone, GM Jeff Luhnow has emphasized on-base percentage and Choo had a .423 OBP in 2013, second only to Reds teammate Joey Votto in the National League.
Choo hit .285 on the year with 21 homers and 107 runs scored. He also had 20 stolen bases.
The team is said to not be willing to go much higher than the Michael Bourn contract. Last offseason, Bourn signed with the Indians for four-years, $48 million. Choo is expected to draw significant interest during the offseason, but teams might be leery of his age. Choo is 31-years-old.
In 560 at-bats, Choo is hitting .286/.424/.466.
Choo led off and singled to deep center in the bottom of the 10th inning to drive in Devin Mesoraco and clinch a playoff spot for Cincinnati.
Choo added an RBI earlier in the game and finished 3 for 6 with two runs batted in. He had a double and now has 54 RBI to go with his .285 batting average.
Though Choo told the Enquirer he should be ready to return to the lineup for Monday's game against the Mets, Reds manager Dusty Baker was more cautious, saying he would have to see how Choo's thumb felt before using him again.
Billy Hamilton got the nod to replace Choo in center field.
Choo hurt his thumb diving into first base in an attempt to beat out an infield single in the ninth inning Friday. The team is expected to play it extremely safe with this injury.
General manager Walt Jocketty expressed interest in bringing him back. "We have interest in re-signing," Jocketty said. "We'll do everything we can to make that happen." Choo has hit .285/.426/.466 in 543 at-bats. He'll be only of the best offensive players to hit the market.
"We've expressed to him all year in our interest in re-signing him," Jocketty told the Enquirer. "He's wanted to wait or maybe Scott wants to wait until the year is over. We have interest in re-signing. We'll do everything we can to make that happen."
Choo has delivered for the Reds this season, hitting .285/.426/.466 with 21 home runs, 52 RBI and 18 stolen bases in 543 at-bats.
Choo went deep in the second inning off starter Johnny Hellweg for a two-run shot. He added a double and drove in three runs as the leadoff hitter. He scored three times and had a sac fly. Choo also walked in the game and is batting .289.
Choo has recorded at least one hit in eight of his last 10 games and has two homers and five RBI over that stretch. He's driven in 51 runs this season with 33 doubles and 100 runs scored.
Choo is set to be a free-agent at the end of the year, and is expected to be highly pursued. The Mets would likely not use Choo in center, instead opting to play him in a corner spot. Choo's .425 on-base percentage is a big reason the team is interested in bringing him to New York.
Choo is hitting .291/.425/.472 in 519 at-bats.
Choo has homered in each of his first two games in September. He's batting .367 (22 for 60) with four doubles, four home runs, nine RBI, 10 walks and 14 runs in his last 15 games.
Choo finished 3 for 4 with two runs scored, a walk and an RBI. He owns a .281/.413/.451 line and is one of just six qualified players with an on-base percentage over .400.
Choo's homer came leading off the bottom of the first inning, beginning an eight-run scoring barrage over the first four innings. He has hit .281/.416/.454 with 16 home runs, 40 RBI and 14 stolen bases in 452 at-bats.
Manager Dusty Baker said he wanted to get Choo a day of rest. The outfielder is available to come off the bench if needed. Choo is hitting .273/.408/.446 in 428 at-bats.
Choo will be replaced by Chris Heisey in center. He will sit against the left-handed Chris Rusin. Choo is hitting .273/.408/.446 in 428 at-bats.
Choo had been bothered by an ankle sprain, but was able to start Tuesday. The team has an off day Thursday, so Choo will have two days of rest before his next game. He does not believe the injury is serious. Choo is hitting .283/.413/.460 in 389 at-bats.
Choo missed time recently with an ankle sprain, but was able to play Tuesday. Derrick Robinson will start in center and hit leadoff. Choo is hitting .283/.413/.460 in 389 at-bats.
The 31-year-old Choo, batting .285 on the year, has begun to slump. He's gone 3 for 22 (.136) over his last seven games with five strikeouts.
Choo is batting .426 (26 for 61) with a .557 slugging percentage and 1.050 OPS during his 15-game hitting streak. He also has one home run, five doubles, five RBI, eight walks, 14 runs and three stolen bases.
Choo finished 2 for 3 with two walks, three runs scored and an RBI. Choo is hitting .287/.425/.468 and has been the ideal leadoff man in his first year as Cincinnati's center fielder.
Choo is batting .394 during streak and .351 in the month of July after hitting just .224 in June. He continues to be one of the best leadoff hitters in the majors, ranking second in the National League in walks with 61 and fifth in runs scored at 59.
Choo's homer, which was his 12th of the season, broke a 22-inning scoreless streak for his team and also a 0-for-10 skid over Choo's previous three games. He was also caught stealing in for the fifth time in eight attempts in June, during which he has hit .234/.371/.362 with two home runs and six RBI in 94 at-bats.
You know why? Because he's managed to reach base at a .391 clip during that same stretch.
That's not just a high on-base percentage for a player batting .225. It's a high mark period. It would rank among the league leaders most years. And here's a guy compiling it at his lowest of lows.
But that's nothing new for Choo. Since emerging as an everyday player midway through 2008, the Reds center fielder has been among the best walkers in the game. Maybe walks don't have a direct impact in Rotisserie leagues, but getting on base that often allows him to keep stealing bases and scoring runs. He has five and 25 during those 41 games.
And in Head-to-Head leagues, he's still the 29th-best outfielder while hitting .225. Just imagine when he starts hitting .300 again.
Choo has hit safely in 12 of his last 15 games. He's batting .283 (17 for 60) with three RBI, six doubles, seven walks and eight runs in that span.
Unfortunately, Choo has one home run in his last 32 games after homering nine times and slugging .589 in his first 39 games.
Choo finished 1 for 3 with a double, a walk, a run scored and his sixth stolen base. Choo's .430 on-base percentage trails just teammate Joey Votto in the National League, so he should have plenty of chances to keep racking up runs and steals atop the lineup.
Choo is batting .183 (13 for 71) with three doubles, nine runs, 15 walks and 21 strikeouts in his last 19 games. His batting average has declined from .322 to .276 in that span.
Choo went 2 for 4 in the game with two runs scored as the Indians won 4-2. He's batting .290. Choo had gone 0 for 9 in his previous three games. He has 10 homers and 20 RBI with five stolen bases this year. He's also scored 39 runs.
"I get asked the question a lot: 'Choo, where do you want to go and where do you want to play?'" Choo said to MLB.com Thursday.
Thanks to a hot start, Choo looks likely to be one of the top free agents in the league next offseason, and with Scott Boras representing him, he will likely get a big pay day. Choo is hitting .300 with a .984 on-base plus slugging percentage through the first 45 games of the season, while serving as the team's leadoff man. For their part, the Reds would like to extend Choo, but general manager Walt Jocketty realizes that might not be the best option.
"I hate to even address it," Jocketty told MLB.com. "We got him with the idea we would get him for the year and then try to develop [Billy] Hamilton to play next year. If we're in a position where we think we can sign Choo, it's a big bonus for us. Would we love to? Absolutely. But we have to really look and see where our financial revenues and financial projections of future revenues are. It's still a little early to do that."
"He would be a good fit for anybody," an American League scout said. "He brings a little bit of everything: power, speed, hitting for average, and getting on base. He can play all three outfield positions. He's disciplined and can serve as a good influence for younger outfielders. He can also take pressure off other players."
Choo played his first game at Citi Field against the Mets Monday. He said he hasn't given much thought about where he will be playing next season, but he didn't rule out signing with the Mets if the opportunity arises.
"With New York, you never know. If I have a good opportunity, I'll take it," he said.
Choo was not on the original lineup card, but was a late addition. He'll hit leadoff and play center. Shane Robinson will no longer get the start. Choo is hitting .309/.456/.549 in 162 at-bats this year.
Choo has been strong with a .309/.456/.549 line in 162 at-bats. He will be replaced by Shane Robinson, who will hit leadoff. He should return to the lineup Tuesday against Mets' starter Jonathon Niese.
"Baseball is a long season, 162 games. A couple of times, it will happen," he told MLB.com. "Good players on good teams [separate from] bad players on bad teams in how quickly they come out of slumps. I worried about it. I thought about it. I tried to think positive. I didn't have many strikeouts. The good thing was to have contact."
He finished 1 for 3 and also drew a walk to maintain his top spot in the majors with a .504 on-base percentage. Choo has four home runs on the season.
Choo maintains his MLB lead in on-base percentage at .535. He has now reached base at least three times in 11 games, trailing just teammate Joey Votto for the MLB lead. Choo scored his 18th run of the season as well, which puts him on pace for 146 over 162 games. He likely won't reach that gaudy total, but his placement in the excellent Reds' lineup combined with his on-base abilities likely means he'll be scoring in bunches.
Choo was hit by a pitch 14 times last season and his career-high for a season is 17. Choo is batting .366 with a .521 on-base percentage, .606 slugging percentage and 1.127 OPS through 19 games.
Choo's OBP now sits at .523, putting him at the top of the majors. That number has been boosted by Choo's nine hit-by-pitches this year. Choo leads the league in the category by a wide margin, with Kevin Youkilis trailing him by five. Some hitters, like Carlos Quentin, consistenly are near the top of the league in the category due to their stance, but Choo has never shown this ability before. The added on-base is nice for Fantasy owners, but you do have to worry a little about injury.
He's providing the power too, with a .632 slugging percentage and three home runs. Choo scored twice Sunday and notched an RBI.
The 30-year-old also extended his streak of games with an extra-base hit to three with a double and added a stolen base, his second of the year.
Choo is 15 for 36 against right-handed pitching this season, getting on base over half the time and hitting all three of his home runs against righties.
He has reached base safely in 13 of his 25 plate appearances this season.
Choo got the Reds started with his sixth career leadoff homer. It was his first homer with the Reds. Choo finished the game 2 for 4 with two runs. It was his second multi-hit game of the season. He's batting .333 (4 for 12) through three games.
Choo, who played mostly corner outfield in his time with the Indians, went 2 for 5 with a run scored in his Cincinnati debut on opening day.Chris Heisey is expected to see the majority of playing time in left field while Ludwick is out."He's been there all spring," Baker told MLB.com. "We got him over here to play center field. He's equal to Heisey in center field. You don't want to tear up everything."
In 99 games as Cleveland's leadoff hitter, he produced a .310 batting average and solid .389 on-base percentage. He also scored 68 of his 88 total runs, a number that could rise as the catalyst for Cincinnati's dynamic offense.
"A lot of leadoff hitters run and steal bases. I'm not that type of player," Choo told MLB.com. "I have home run power and can do damage. I always think, wherever I hit, I will do the same thing. I'm not going to change. That's what I've proved with my numbers. If I see a good first pitch, I will swing. If I take a walk or get hit by a pitch -- there are a lot of options to get to first base."
"He was rolling before he got hurt," manager Dusty Baker told the Cincinnati Enquirer. "We've still got time to get him sharp again. But we've got to be careful to overextend him and have it happen again. That's the fine line."
Choo has not appeared in a Cactus League game since March 15 because of the back issue, but he believes he will be at full strength for opening day.
"It's good," he said. "[Thursday], I did a full schedule of batting practice, shagging in the outfield, running. It was great, no problem. Today, I will do it again and if it feels real good, I think I will play [Saturday]. ... It's not really a major injury. I feel a lot better now."
Though he won't play, Choo is expected to go through a full workout. Manager Dusty Baker said he would like to have Choo back in the lineup during the first week of the season.
Last year, Choo hit .283/.373/.441 in 686 plate appearances.
Choo is entering his first season in the National League after spending the last six-plus seasons with Cleveland and is slated to serve as the Reds' leadoff hitter. He is hitting .400 with a .444 on-base percentage this spring.


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Featuring on-site launderette facilities, this Carthage, Missouri motel is located 1 mile from the Battle of Carthage State Historic Site. Each guest room is equipped with cable TV.
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Historic Route 66 is just 2 miles away. Carthage Golf Course can be reached in 6 minutes' drive from this motel.
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Shiloah Manor B&B and Event Center Offering an outdoor pool, Shiloah Manor B&B and Event Center is located in Carthage. Free WiFi access is available. Each room here will provide you with air conditioning, a hot tub and a seating area.... |
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there were cockroaches in the shower, floors were dirty, drunk people knocking on the door at midnight . rooms smelled like garbage, not a place that I would like stay at again. reserved a King bed and got a queen bed was told that there were none available. could not sleep due to the activity going on in other rooms. Just a nasty place all together.
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Makeover montage, part ten thousand—accessorize me!
Please help me select, buy, and actually wear accessories/jewelry that look great and make me happy—from scratch. I need best practices, inspiration photos, or just that One Weird Trick that makes you look great and put-together every day. Go! [more inside]
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I don't want to find a good men's scarf. I want to find the best men's scarf. It should be non-wooly/scratchy, smooth to the touch, long enough and thick enough to be wrapped around the neck and draped over the front to create an insulation layer while waiting on cold train platforms and be in a "masculine" pattern/color that would suit most coats. It should also be durable and long lasting, I want a scarf you could wear without comment for 20 years and then be buried with it. Where is this scarf?
Mathematics-related accessories and clothing for women
I'm learning to accessorize! I'd like to find some little mathematics-related accessories, kind of like the women's equivalent to a (relatively subtle) mathematics tie or cufflinks, that are work (think secondary school educator) appropriate. Simple and relatively understated is preferred. I'm also interested in clothing that would be work-place appropriate (not t-shirts!). I had a lot of fun with my regex skirt from XKCD a few years ago. [more inside]
Iconic clothing or accessories for twentieth century...
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You're never truly dressed without a pair of Persol sunglasses
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Fashion 101 for the Tall and Clueless
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All your Play-Doh dreams can come true thanks to CLAYFIGHTER. This is serious hand-to-hand combat, but the competitors are all made of clay, so you can expect some hilariously wild antics to ensue when you step into the arena. You can play as eight different characters including Bad Mister Frosty, Taffy, Bonker, Blob, Helga, Ickybod Clay, Tiny, and Blue Suede Goo each with their own special moves and fighting tactics. While there's plenty of violence to be found, you won't see any blood and guts since all the characters are made of clay! If things start to get a little stale, try to discover the hidden moves and combos that will put a whole new wrinkle in the action. For the ultimate battle, take on a friend in the Two-Player mode.
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Address: 48 Moo 3, U Thong Rd., Pratu Chai, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Phranakhon Sri Ayutthaya 13000 Thailand See map
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Bannkunpra is located in the Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya district of this ancient Siamese capital. This antique building offers guests a choice of 5 different traditional and original antique accommodations. It also provides a restaurant, chill-out terrace, laundry service, internet, bicycle rental, library, boat tour, massage (by appointment) and more.
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A non-event is how Army Vice Chief of Staff Peter Charelli describes the training that U.S. troops are getting on a new law allowing gay people to serve openly in the military. Most of the problems and trouble that had been predicted appears not to have materialized. The Pentagon has avoiding giving up details on the training because of concern that too much attention could enflame the issue. All of the training should be complete by mid august. Two point two million people need to be trained on the new regulation.
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Notes: | Dissemination paper concerning Project Get in SHAPE (Spelman Health Awareness Project for the Elderly), Spelman College. |
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$31.99Key Industries presents the Key Industries Men's Hi-Back Zip Fly Bib Overall 273.41. For extra durability, Key has triple stitched the main seams and reinforced both front and back pockets. These bibs are made of 12-oz, 100% cotton with a true diamond back construction and button side closures.- 100% Cotton 12 oz Fabric
- True Diamond Back Construction
- Trade Marked Bib Pocket Design
- Reinforced Front and Back Pockets
- Button Side Closures
- Adjustable Shoulder Straps
- Zipper Fly
- Color: .41 Indigo Denim
Out of stock
Scent-Lok Men's Savanna Vigilante Deluxe Realtree Coveralls 07422
$50.93These six-pocket coveralls have been designed with enhancements that bowhunters need in the field. Rugged construction, extra pockets and loose-fitting tailoring make these one of Scent-Lok's most popular products with hunters.
Product Features:
- Integrated belt for tailored fit
- Moisture wicking interlock fabric
- 18'' leg zips with snaps for easy field dressing
- Six pocket design featuring two chest pockets, two waist pockets and two cargo snap pockets
Out of stock
Berne Men's Coldfront Insulated Mossy Oak Infinity Bib Overall GB20MOI
$79.97Product Features:
- Insulated high-back design
- Adjustable elasticized straps
- Two-way front zipper closure
- Adjustable leg snaps
- Reinforced hip pockets, left with zipper
- Anti-reflective zippers and hardware
- Four-needle waist band with elastic inserts
- Water repellent finish
- Heavyweight insulation quilted to 100% polyester taffeta
- 100% heavyweight cotton
Out of stock
Tough Duck Safety Flame Resistant HRC 1 Utility Unlined Coveralls F7740
$249.99Richlu Manufacturing Flame Resistant HRC 1 Utility Unlined Coveralls F7740NRPA 1975, NFPA 1977, NFPA 2112, ASTM F1506, NFPA 70E- Garment meets performance requirements of CAN/CGSB 155.20-2000
- Scotchlite design meets requirements of the WCB of BC Standard 1997-2
- Shell: Nomex® IIIA 6 oz.
- 3M(TM) Scotchlite (tm)Retroreflective Material for striping
- 2-way non-locking brass Nomex® zipper
- Adjustable cuff with snaps
- Comfort fit banded waist
- 2 chest patch pockets and 2 lower slash pockets with FR cotton pocketing
- 2 back patch pockets
- Action back
- Union made
- 3M and Schotchlite are trademarks of 3M. Used under license in Canada.
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2012 USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships (Photos)
Powers wins the 2012 U.S. cyclocross national title
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Jeremy Powers, of Easthampton, Mass., won the elite men's national championship title after attacking his rivals late in the race. He said it was his greatest victory ever.
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