Ryan howard

• CLEARWATER, Fla. -- The Phillies havent had much positive health news this spring, but they got some Thursday when first baseman Ryan Howard worked out for the first time in nearly a month without wearing a protective boot on his left foot.
(ESPN)
• For the second straight spring training, the Philadelphia Phillies have dealt with a barrage of injuries. The news has gone from bad to worse. Chase Utley is out indefinitely and Michael Martinez could miss the first month of the season with a broken foot.
(YAHOO!)
• CLEARWATER, Fla.
(Delaware County Daily Times)
• CLEARWATER, FLA. — In front of Ryan Howard's locker Thursday morning, a half-dozen pairs of shoes were strewn about. There were cleats, sandals, sneakers and, of course, standing in the midst of all of them, one lone gray plastic boot.
(Courier-Post)
• CLEARWATER, Fla. - Its an interesting question, especially when you consider what happened a year ago and what is happening now in this spring training.
(Philadelphia Daily News)
• In the Phillies spring of pain, even simple arithmetic like two plus two is impossible. Because sooner or later, one of the two involves Utley and Ryan Howard.
(CBS Sports)
• CLEARWATER, Fla.—Ryan Howard took a small step toward returning to the Philadelphia Phillies. Howard shed his walking boot on Thursday and fielded grounders in sneakers. Hes still doing it while sitting on a stool, but is encouraged by his progress.
(YAHOO!)
• Chipper Jones hasnt had a season worthy of MVP consideration since 2008. But for those who think Joness retirement is coming a few years too late, consider that he has actually been more valuable than Ryan Howard, who is viewed as a star.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• CLEARWATER, Fla. - As Ryan Howard navigates through the clubhouse in a walking boot, its clear the big slugger wont be in the Philadelphia Phillies lineup anytime soon.
(Winnipeg Free Press)
• CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Ryan Howard has been cleared to do some light exercises in a walking boot, more than two weeks after he needed a procedure to remove an infection around his surgically repaired left Achilles tendon.
(ESPN)