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...pitches. The home run, his seventh of the season, came in the sixth.“The pitches looked like beach balls today,” he said. “Everything was just looking huge.”Klimkiewicz gave no visible indication of discomfort in his left elbow, which he injured in a collision against Brown on April 22. He had struggled to an 0-for-8 line in his return on Saturday but said that his “elbow felt good.” Yesterday, as previously, trainers wrapped athletic tape nearly from Klimkiewicz?...
...best slugging offenses but has struggled with injuries.Brown, who will be back in the field after missing a start against Rhode Island this week with a strained hamstring, said doctors gave Klimkiewicz the go-ahead to play this weekend for the first time since injuring his elbow on April 22. “He’s a senior,” Brown said. “There’s no way he wants to miss this weekend. If there’s any way he can play, he will.”The significance of the season?...
...train that in normal years carries about 13,000 passengers a day in relative comfort, has seen daily ridership spike to over 17,000 at points in recent months. What was once a leisurely, relatively pleasant way to start off and end the workday has become an exercise in elbow wrestling...
...Walsh remained non-committal on the weekend status of Ivy RBI leader Josh Klimkiewicz, who missed his fifth straight game with an elbow injury....Roth, a former JV player, raised his slugging percentage to .889 in nine at-bats with his homer....Morgan Brown, who has been bothered by a sore hamstring for almost a month, entered the game as a defensive replacement in the ninth and singled in the bottom of the inning. He was replaced by pinch runner Adam Cole, who doubles as the team’s second starter in the pitching rotation...
...Ratliff took care of the rest. The BC junior yielded two runs in the first when Harvard senior Lance Salsgiver pounded a hanging slider off the Green Monster in left. After that, Ratliff breezed through the Crimson lineup, which again missed RBI leader Josh Klimkiewicz due to an elbow injury. Ratliff retired four of the next six batters he faced on strikeouts and allowed only two hits and one walk for the rest of the game. With exceptional control, he kept the Harvard hitters behind in the count by throwing fastballs for strikes and finishing them with an array...