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Headlines   • Marlins ink Kensing to one-year deal   • Marcus Giles joins Phillies   • Reds re-sign IN/OF Hairston   • McClatchy gives up minority shares of Pirates   • 2009 Oakland Athletics Roster   • 2009 San Diego Padres Roster   • Report: O's tab Japan's Uehara   • Mariners sign Tyler Walker   • Cubs ship Marquis Colorado

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Headlines   • Tomlinson dealing with groin tear; Gates sits with ankle sprain   • Westbrook among four Eagles starters to sit out practice   • Game over: Cowboys release "Pacman" Jones   • Saints defensive coordinator Gibbs let go   • Boldin misses practice Wednesday   • Browns look to Mangini as next head coach   • Titans' defensive stars back at work, likely to play Saturday   • Chiefs executive Peterson steps down   • Smith, Sharpe, Woodson headline Football HOF finalists

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Headlines   • Blazers edge Pistons on Outlaw's late jumper   • NBA Game Summary - Detroit at Portland   • Gasol leads Lakers past Warriors   • NBA Game Summary - LA Lakers at Golden State   • Shorthanded Nuggets top Wade, Heat   • NBA Game Summary - Miami at Denver   • Granger's buzzer-beater lifts Pacers over Suns   • NBA Game Summary - Indiana at Phoenix   • Millsap, Jazz crush Hornets

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Headlines   • Sundin returns as Canucks down Oilers   • National Hockey League Game Capsules   • NHL Game Summary - Vancouver at Edmonton   • Lang's trick helps Habs double up Rangers   • NHL Game Summary - Montreal at NY Rangers   • Sakic undergoes back surgery   • Bite earns Sens' Ruutu two-game ban   • Kariya undergoes successful hip surgery   • Nashville recalls Jones

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Headlines   • Singh sidelined by knee injury   • This Week in Golf - January 8th through January 11th   • Little change in World Rankings   • Few changes in Rolex Rankings   • Women's golf rankings modified   • Golf Course Review - Huntingdon Valley C.C. (Toomey/Flynn nines)   • 2008 Golf Year In Review   • Out of the Rough   • Woods ends '08 with dwindling world rankings lead

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Headlines   • Final 2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Results   • Johnson clinches another Nextel Cup championship   • Three-Peat: Johnson captures record-tying third-straight Cup title   • 2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Results/Schedule   • NASCAR - Sprint Cup - Ford 400 Preview   • Johnson on the brink of third-straight title with Phoenix win   • Johnson on the brink of third consecutive title with Phoenix win   • NASCAR - Sprint Cup - Checker O'Reilly Auto Parts 500 Preview   • Fuel strategy pays off for Edwards with Texas victory

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Player Search Player name: Or choose a letter: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z Team: Select a Team Arizona Diamondbacks Atlanta Braves Baltimore Orioles Boston Red Sox Chicago Cubs Chicago White Sox Cincinnati Reds Cleveland Indians Colorado Rockies Detroit Tigers Florida Marlins Houston Astros Kansas City Royals Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Dodgers Milwaukee Brewers Minnesota Twins Montreal Expos New York Mets New York Yankees Oakland Athletics Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates San Diego Padres San Francisco Giants Seattle Mariners St. Louis Cardinals Tampa Bay Devil Rays Texas Rangers Toronto Blue Jays Position: Select a Position Catchers First Basemen Second Basemen Third Basemen Short Stop Outfielders Designated Hitters Starting Pitchers Relief Pitchers Edgar Renteria #8 | Shortstop | San Francisco Giants Height: 6-1    Weight: 200    Throws: R    Bats: R Born: Aug 7, 1975, Barranquilla, Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed 01 02 03 04 05 06 07   Profile     Player News     Articles     Split Stats     Game Log     Eligibility     Player Comparison   2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 Player Notes October 29, 2007 Not even 24 hours have passed since the World Series ended, but we've already had our first major trade this offseason. On Monday, the Braves traded Edgar Renteria to Detroit in exchange for pitcher Jair Jurrjens and minor league outfielder Gorkys Hernandez. Renteria hit .332 with 12 homers, 57 RBI and 11 steals for Atlanta this year. With Renteria's arrival, Carlos Guillen will make the move to first base. Yunel Escobar will take over as the Braves' starting shortstop. "We are excited to add an all-star caliber shortstop in Edgar Renteria to the Tigers organization," Tigers President, CEO and GM David Dombrowski said on MLB.com. "Edgar is a quality player, proven winner and tremendous leader that solidifies our infield." September 7, 2007 Braves shortstop Edgar Renteria came off the disabled list Friday after being sidelined for all but one game since August 2nd. However, he is still a few days away from returning to the lineup, according to the Associated Press. September 5, 2007 Edgar Renteria said he will be ready to come off the DL when he is eligible on Friday. Renteria, who has missed 19 games because of a sprained right ankle, was re-injured in his first at-bat back on August 23, according to the AP. August 31, 2007 Edgar Renteria tells the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that he sprained right ankle is feeling "much better" than it did when he tried to come off the DL. Renteria was activated on August 23 and re-injured the ankle. He is eligible to return on September 7. August 23, 2007 Edgar Renteria was placed back on the 15-day DL Thursday, one day after he was activated. On the first pitch he saw Wednesday, Renteria checked his swing and aggravated the right ankle sprain that had forced him to miss 17 games. "It's difficult, especially because we're right there in the race," Renteria said in the AP. Martin Prado, who was optioned to Triple-A Richmond on Wednesday but never left Cincinnati, was recalled. August 23, 2007 Edgar Renteria re-aggravated his ankle sprain during his first at-bat Wednesday, the Braves official site reports. It's not clear yet if he'll need to go right back on the disabled list. August 22, 2007 Edgar Renteria will come off the DL on Wednesday, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. He has been out since August 2 due to a high ankle sprain. "I'm not normal, to tell you the truth, but I know I can play like this," Renteria says. "You have to learn how to play with those things." Yunel Escobar has been playing in his place. August 21, 2007 Edgar Renteria is pushing to come off the DL. He took grounders and batting practice on Monday. "I don't know," manager Bobby Cox tells the Atlanta Journal-Constitution of the timing. "It might be pushing it. I'd love to. It would be great [to have him in there]. We'll see." Renteria is out due to a high ankle sprain. August 20, 2007 Edgar Renteria was able to do a cutting drill Sunday without any pain in his sprained right ankle. The joint was still bothering him when he attempted the same drill on Friday, so it's a step in the right direction, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Renteria also took batting practice without any problems. It looks like he should come off the disabled list within the next few days, possibly as soon as Monday. August 19, 2007 Edgar Renteria, eligible to come off the 15-day disabled list Saturday, is still not ready, the AP reports. He suffered a high right ankle sprain on Aug. 3. Renteria ran some figure-eights in the outfield prior to Friday night's game and he felt some discomfort. "It got him a little bit," said manager Bobby Cox. August 18, 2007 Edgar Renteria tested his sprained ankle by doing some light running Friday and plans to take batting practice on Saturday. While, he's nearing a return to action, he likely won't come off the disabled list for another day or so, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Considering that he sustained a high-ankle sprain on Aug. 2, he's made excellent progress in his recovery. Look for Renteria to be back in the mix by early next week. August 16, 2007 Edgar Renteria worked out his sprained right ankle before Thursday's game, doing some light running from the foul line to center field, according to the AP. He's eligible to come off the disabled list Saturday but may have to spend a few extra days on the sideline. "It's close," Renteria said. "I can walk perfectly. But in this game you have to run." August 16, 2007 Edgar Renteria said he's "doing good" in his recovery from a sprained right ankle, though he may not be ready to come off the 15-day disabled list when he's eligible on Saturday, the AP reports. August 12, 2007 Edgar Renteria is eligible to come off the disabled list on Saturday. However, he might need another week of recovery before returning to action, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Renteria is recovering from a sprained right ankle, and the Braves don't want to rush him back too quickly and risk a setback. August 3, 2007 Edgar Renteria, who left Thursday's game with a sprained right ankle, was placed on the disabled list Friday, according to the AP. He suffered the injury while fielding a groundball in the eighth inning. With Renteria out, Yunel Escobar should serve as Atlanta's starting shortstop. August 3, 2007 Edgar Renteria is considered day-to-day and will be re-evaluated on Friday, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. He sprained his left ankle on Thursday night. Yunel Escobar will likely start while Renteria is out. August 2, 2007 Edgar Renteria was forced out of Thursday's game in the eighth inning with an apparent injury to his left ankle, according to SportsTicker. There was no other information immediately available about his condition. June 12, 2007 Edgar Renteria was listed as a gametime decision on Tuesday, but held out of the lineup, according to the AP. He left the Braves' last game against the Cubs with a bruised left hand after being hit by a pitch. June 10, 2007 Edgar Renteria left in the fourth inning of Sunday's game with a bruise on his left hand. Renteria suffered the bruise when he was hit by a Ted Lilly pitch in the first inning. X-rays were negative, according to the AP. May 10, 2007 Edgar Renteria did not start on Thursday due to flu-like symptoms. It was the third time in four games that he sat. Renteria remains day-to-day, and there's a good chance he'll be back on Friday. May 10, 2007 Edgar Renteria was back on the sidelines Wednesday due to flu-like symptoms, the same thing that kept him out of Monday's game. Renteria did play Tuesday and went 2-for-4. May 9, 2007 Edgar Renteria was back in the lineup Tuesday after missing Monday's game with flu-like symptoms. Renteria went 2-for-4 and figured in all of Atlanta's three runs, scoring two and knocking in one. May 7, 2007 Edgar Renteria was held out of Monday's game due to flu symptoms, according to the AP. Chris Woodward started in his place. Renteria should be back in the lineup in a day or two.