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Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Outfielder Raul Ibanez was on the field at FirstEnergy Park in Reading loosening up, but is not the in the lineup for tonight's Eastern League game.

Ibanez said that he has not had a setback with his injured groin.

He did not say when he would begin his rehab assignment. He is eligible to come off the disabled list Friday, but that is not expected. Indications are that he could return to the Phillies early next week.

Ibanez took part in a pregame workout last night in Reading and had seemingly been slated to play tonight in the Eastern League had he been feeling fine after he warmed up tonight. However, Ibanez said before tonight's game that knew last night that he would not be playing.

Meanwhile, rehabbing reliever Scott Eyre will start for Reading tonight.

Posted by Daily News staff @ 4:11 PM  Permalink | 11 comments
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Posted 04:51 PM, 07/01/2009
Gmilst1
So was there a set back for Ibanez or is the team being careful?
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Posted 05:47 PM, 07/01/2009
billinseattle
You can have swagga when the Eagles actually win something ...
Posted 06:00 PM, 07/01/2009
xivitale22
Provide proof thatIbanez was juicing, since that is such a bold accusation like Dick Cheney does on a regualr basis. Coming from a Philly you are wrong, I would expect that from a Philly hater not from a Philly fan.
Posted 06:03 PM, 07/01/2009
xivitale22
Seattle stinks.
Posted 06:10 PM, 07/01/2009
xivitale22
Provide proof that ibanez was juicing, since that is such a bold accusation like Dick Cheney does on a regualr basis.
Posted 06:50 PM, 07/01/2009
Wally 24
Igotswagga -- You are an Idiot! Go back to the EAGLES drying room and your usual jock sniffing.
Posted 07:18 PM, 07/01/2009
phink
This is all Gonzo's fault.
Posted 08:15 PM, 07/01/2009
billinseattle
xivitale-- As if you would know. I've lived many years in both cities (Seattle, Philly). Have you?
Posted 08:17 AM, 07/02/2009
mick314
Keep Ziggy in Reading until he gets healthy, move Taylor to big club stat. He is smokin.
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