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| Height: 6-0
Weight: 180
Throws: R
Bats: S Born: Nov 1, 1979, Los Angeles, CA Contract: Signed through 2009 with a club option for 2010. |
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| November 30, 2007 Having lost out in the Torii Hunter sweepstakes, the White Sox continue to pursue Coco Crisp to play center field, according to the Chicago Tribune. While the Red Sox are certainly open to trading Crisp, they'll wait to conclude their Johan Santana trade discussions before considering a deal with the White Sox. |
| October 23, 2007 Coco Crisp is still limited in his workouts after injuring his right leg on the final play in Game 7 of the ALCS, and Jacoby Ellsbury is expected to get the start in center field in Game 1 against Cleveland, according to the AP. |
| October 21, 2007 Coco Crisp appeared to injure his right leg while making a running catch for the last out of the ALCS. Even if Crisp proves to be fine, it's unlikely he'll play much in the World Series given how productive Jacoby Ellsbury was the last two days. |
| September 29, 2007 Coco Crisp returned to the starting lineup Saturday. He had missed the previous four games because of illness, according to the AP. |
| September 28, 2007 Coco Crisp is batting a virus and missed his second straight game Thursday, the AP reports. The Red Sox already have their playoff spot in the bag, of course, so they have little incentive to use Crisp much on the weekend. |
| September 26, 2007 Red Sox outfielder Coco Crisp was unable to play Wednesday because of an illness. Jacoby Ellsbury started in his place and should get used to center field since hell be there a lot next season. |
| September 26, 2007 Coco Crisp was a late scratch Tuesday due to an undisclosed illness, the AP reports. Jacoby Ellsbury, who's essentially been a regular for the Red Sox over the last couple of weeks while others heal up, replaced Crisp in the lineup. |
| September 20, 2007 Coco Crisp continues to nurse his sore back, an injury that has kept him sidelined since Monday, according to the Boston Herald. "I told Coco (Tuesday) before the game, 'You're not playing tonight, you're not playing tomorrow,' " Francona said. "I said, 'Don't show up in the eighth inning and tell me you want to pinch run.' That's what he does because hes a good kid, but I think it sets him back." It's unclear when he'll be ready to return to action. |
| September 18, 2007 Coco Crisp sat out Tuesday's game with a sore back. Jacoby Ellsbury picked up the start in center field. |
| September 14, 2007 Red Sox outfielder Coco Crisp was scratched Friday night with a sore hip, according to the Associated Press. |
| August 14, 2007 Coco Crisp missed another game Monday because of a virus. "We gave Coco a day off last week because he'd gotten to the point that he was about fried," manager Terry Francona told the Boston Globe. "We hope to run him back out there as soon as we can, especially with a lefty going." The team thinks fatigue may be playing a role in Crisps condition, as well. It is unlikely hell be placed on the disabled list, but if he is, you can expect to see speedster Jacoby Ellsbury back in the bigs. |
| August 13, 2007 Coco Crisp had the day off on Monday with what doctors suspect is a virus, according to the AP. He's scheduled for more tests to determine the cause. |
| July 4, 2007 Coco Crisp returned to action Tuesday after missing four games with a bruised thumb. Crisp hit leadoff for Boston and went 1-for-3 with a walk. |
| July 3, 2007 Coco Crisps time on the shelf may be expiring. The Boston Globe reports manager Terry Francona thinks Crisp will be able to return to the field Tuesday. Coco, who has been out with an injured left thumb, took batting practice on Monday. "He actually did great in BP," Francona told the paper. "He actually felt that he swung the bat well from both sides. |
| July 2, 2007 Coco Crisp felt some improvement in his sore thumb on Sunday and hopes to avoid a trip to the disabled list. "We're not [placing Crisp on the DL] today, no," said manager Terry Francona. "This is a hard call for us. I don't want to take away a player that can play a week's worth of games, but we're not going to rush him. So we're trying to be patient and we're trying to do what's right." For now, Crisp looks to be day-to-day, so check back for updates on his condition. |
| July 1, 2007 Coco Crisp missed his second straight game Saturday with a sore thumb, the AP reports. He's expected to miss a few more days, with callup Jacoby Ellsbury the short-term replacement. |
| June 28, 2007 Coco Crisp is hitting 21-for-46 over his last 13 games, and appears to be settling back into the leadoff spot, the AP reports. Crisp has also been a factor on the bases, picking up 15 steals in 20 attempts. Perhaps the Red Sox are finally getting the player they expected a year and a half back. |
| June 6, 2007 The Red Sox got Coco Crisp back in the starting lineup on Tuesday. He was not in the lineup for Mondays game because of a stomach illness. You should continue to use him on your fantasy team as you normally would. |
| June 4, 2007 Coco Crisp was a last-minute scratch from the Red Sox's starting lineup Monday night with an upset stomach, according to the AP. Wily Mo Pena took his place in center. |
| May 6, 2007 Coco Crisp was held out of the starting lineup Saturday after being bothered by a stiff neck the previous evening, according to the Boston Herald. However, he appeared as a pinch-runner and made a leaping catch in the ninth inning. The Red Sox hope he will return to the lineup on Sunday. |
| April 27, 2007 Coco Crisp returned to Red Sox lineup on Friday after missing five starts with abdominal tightness. He went 2-for-5 with a run scored and an RBI. |
| April 27, 2007 The Red Sox hope Coco Crisp's continued progress will allow him to play against the Yankees this weekend and dodge a stint on the disabled list because of his pulled oblique muscle, the Boston Herald reports. "I think he's doing really well," Terry Francona said after Thursday's game, the fifth straight start Crisp has missed. "I think he's leaning toward really wanting to play . . . I think we've gotten to the point where we might not have to (DL) him unless he shows up real sore (today)." |
| April 25, 2007 Coco Crisp missed his fourth consecutive start Wednesday due to his tight left oblique, and Terry Francona isn't convinced that he'll have Crisp available at New York this weekend, the Red Sox official site reports. Crisp could be headed to the disabled list if his recovery doesn't progress more quickly. "[He's] not as good as we want him to be," Francona said before Wednesday's game. "I think the plan of attack is, we're going to not play him tonight and tomorrow, and let the medical staff have him. Then [we'll] try to make a determination in New York." Wily Mo Pena picked up another start in Crisp's place Wednesday, going 0-for-4 with a walk and a run scored. |
| April 25, 2007 Coco Crisp missed his third straight start Tuesday as the Red Sox want to be cautious with his tight left oblique, the Boston Globe reports. "I think he (could play through this), but there's a chance he could get hurt again, so I'd rather err on the side of caution," manager Terry Francona said. One bright spot for Crisp owners: Wily Mo Pena hasn't been hitting at all in his absence (1-for-10 last three days, .143 for season). |
| April 24, 2007 The Reds Sox are hopeful that Coco Crisp will be able to return to the starting lineup tonight after being rested for precautionary reasons the last two nights with tightness in the left oblique, according to the Boston Herald. "I actually thought about playing him (last night), but I talked to the trainers and (although) I probably couldve talked them into it, I dont know if it wouldve been a real smart move," manager Terry Francona said before Monday's contest. "Let him have one day to have them work on him. Thats probably in his best interests, which ultimately is in our best interests." Crisp did play the final two innings of Monday's game as a defensive replacement, but he didn't receive an at-bat. |
| April 22, 2007 Coco Crisp was scratched from Sunday's game after experiencing tightness in his left side, according to the AP. It's not clear if Crisp will have to miss any more time. Wily Mo Pena started in his place. |
| April 20, 2007 Coco Crisp had a pair of bunt singles in Thursday's win at Toronto, raising his average to .167. Crisp picked up a rare start in the leadoff spot Thursday, with Julio Lugo getting the day off. |
| March 25, 2007 Coco Crisp was back in the Red Sox lineup on Saturday after missing two weeks with with stiffness in his left shoulder. He went 1-for-2, drew a walk, stole a base and scored the only Boston run in a 10 inning, 1-1 tie with Tampa Bay on Saturday. "I felt fine," Crisp said after playing five innings. "I had close to a couple of weeks off, so it feels good to get back in there and get some live at-bats instead of just BP." |
| March 24, 2007 Coco Crisp is expected to start in center field today, according to the Boston Globe. He's been bothered recently by a sore shoulder. |
| February 20, 2007 A year later, Coco Crisp is still experiencing the aftereffects of his fractured left finger, according to the Boston Herald. "As of a couple of weeks ago, he still felt it there, but I dont think he was very concerned about it," said manager Terry Francona. Crisp underwent surgery on the finger on Sept. 26. |