Eric Gagne News

Delgado's homer helps Mets top Brewers
"If yesterday's clash at Miller Park was indeed a playoff preview, the Mets will take a game exactly like it a month from now. What began as a highly anticipated matchup between Johan Santana and Ben Sheets was decided with both All-Star pitchers in the clubhouse, as Carlos Delgado's two-run homer off Eric Gagne in the eighth inning powered the Mets to a 4-2 victory over the Brewers. Delgado is rapidly gaining consideration for the National League MVP award, and for good reason. If the Mets succeed in exorcising the ghosts of last September and make it to the playoffs - they have a two-game lead over the Phillies - no one would be more responsible than Delgado, who has 95 RBIs and a ..."
Gagne taking command of situation
"Ned Yost says Eric Gagné ’s stuff is the same as before he went on the disabled list with a shoulder ailment in late May. But Gagné's command isn't the same. If his first two outings mean anything, it's much better. "He's throwing with much more command," said the Brewers' manager. "His stuff isn't any different. He's still throwing 92-93 (mph with his fastball). He's down in the zone now." Before going on the disabled list, Gagné had trouble keeping the ball down. In 20 outings, he compiled a 6.98 ERA, allowing 23 hits and 16 walks in 19 1/3 innings."
Good to go, Gagne activated off DL
"Milwaukee Brewers reliever Eric Gagne passed all the necessary tests a day after throwing a 30-pitch bullpen session and was activated from the disabled list Sunday after the series finale against the Minnesota Twins. Gagne had been on the DL since May 21 with rotator cuff tendinitis."
Gagne being brought back gradually
"The return of Eric Gagne is being pushed back a little. The $10-million Milwaukee Brewers closer, or former closer, threw a 30-pitch bullpen session before Saturday's game after two rehabilitation assignments for Class AAA Nashville last week, and the evaluation wasn't overly glowing. It was thought Gagne could be activated from the disabled list for this series against Minnesota after recovering from rotator cuff tendinitis, but after a second Nashville outing left some doubt and his side session was just OK, the team probably won't activate him any earlier than Monday in Arizona. Gagne will be looked at today to see how he feels, and if he has a normal day-after recovery, he likely ..."
Gagne bound for Nashville
"Reliever Eric Gagné pitched a simulated game during an early workout, the final step before being cleared to report to Nashville on Tuesday for a minor-league rehabilitation assignment. Gagné said the plan is to pitch Tuesday and Thursday for Nashville, and then rejoin the Brewers next weekend in Minnesota. Yost already has said Gagné will not return to the closer’s role when he is activated, not after Salomon Torres has been so successful (10 for 10 in save chances) as his replacement."
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