Drew Butera
MIAMI, FL - MARCH 13: Drew Butera #41 of Italy runs the bases on during a World Baseball Classic second round game against Puerto Rico at Marlins Park on March 13, 2013 in Miami, Florida.
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It was great getting back on the field with him ... We had a lot of good laughs, a lot of good times. He was one of the reasons our team meshed so well together.
Showing the rest of the world that we’re not just a team you can come in and roll over, that was a big high point for me ... We’re not here just for the experience and free gear.
To experience it myself, there's really no words to describe it ... We didn't go into the thing expecting to lose. We wanted to win, just like everybody else.More quotes »
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Minnesota Twins: Drew Butera up to catching bullpen sessions
out Drew Butera, the Twins' catcher at Triple-A Rochester, actually broke two bones in his left hand, not his left little finger. Butera confirmed that diagnosis Wednesday via text message, saying it was his fourth and fifth metacarpals that were broken when from TwinCities.com Read more »
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Drew Butera removes splint on hand
minor-league catcher Drew Butera, on the minor-league disabled list with a broken left hand, removed the splint on his hand and started his rehab. Butera played just one game with Triple-A Rochester before getting hurt. There is no concrete timetable for his from CBS Sports Read more »
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Minnesota Wild call up Matt Dumba, Carson McMillan
-- Drew Butera, the Minnesota Twins' Triple-A catcher in Rochester who has been out for the past month with a broken little finger on his left hand, was scheduled for a follow-up examination with a team doctor Tuesday, May 7, in Fort Myers, Fla. The Minnesota from TwinCities.com Read more »
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Butera breaks hand in Triple-A game
Butera homers to left to open a 14-5 lead BALTIMORE -- Catcher Drew Butera, who was among the Twins' final Spring Training cuts, broke his left hand while playing for Triple-A Rochester on Friday and was placed on the Minor League disabled list. Butera, who from MLB.com Read more »
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Drew Butera has broken left hand
Twins placed minor-league catcher Drew Butera on the seven-day minor-league disabled list due to a broken left hand. Butera did not make Minnesota's opening day roster but is considered catching depth at Triple-A. The Twins announced Monday they optioned catcher from CBS Sports Read more »
