Josh hamilton

• FORT WORTH, Texas — Rangers slugger Josh Hamilton visited doctors for Major League Baseball and the players' association this week in New York following his admitted relapse with alcohol.
(Chicago Sun-Times)
• After his alcohol relapse last week, Josh Hamilton of the Texas Rangers visited doctors for Major League Baseball and the players' association Monday in New York.
(Los Angeles Times)
• Curt Schilling admitted Wednesday that during his 20-year major league career he has been teammates with players dealing with addiction problems.
(Dallas Morning News)
• Richard Durrett of ESPN Dallas reports that the Rangers have hired Shayne Kelley as a major league staff assistant and that one of his duties will be to serve as Josh Hamilton's new accountability partner.
(NBC Sports)
• Josh Hamilton apologized to family, friends and the Rangers Friday while admitting to a report he lapsed in his recovery from drug and alcohol addiction by drinking Monday night.
(10Connects.com)
• Over the offseason, Josh Hamiltons accountability partner - Johnny Narron - left the Texas Rangers to become the hitting coach with the Milwaukee Brewers.
(Baseball Nation)
• This entire situation with Texas Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton is starting to make me ill. All over the Internet, I have read articles where people dismiss him for making this slip up.
(YAHOO!)
• When Ian Kinsler dropped Josh Hamilton off Monday night, he asked his Texas Rangers teammate and friend a question. Youre not gonna go back out or anything, are you? No, Hamilton assured him, Im in. Im good.
(CharlotteObserver.com)
• Texas Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton confirmed reports Friday that he had a relapse with his alcohol abuse earlier this week. The incident, which was first reported by the Dallas Morning News, took place at Sherlocks -- a Dallas-area bar -- on Monday.
(Bradenton Herald)
• ARLINGTON, Texas -- Josh Hamilton came clean Friday about his relapse with alcohol, clearing teammate Ian Kinsler of any wrongdoing and praising the Texas Rangers for the support they have given since his moment of weakness Monday.
(Sacramento Bee)