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Chicago Cubs second baseman Mark DeRosa was released from the hospital Sunday evening, the team said, one day after complaining of a rapid heartbeat during fielding drills.Cubs spokesman Peter Chase announced DeRosa’s release shortly after 5 p.m....
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Cubs second baseman Mark DeRosa underwent what the club deemed a successful heart procedure Thursday in Chicago to correct an irregular heartbeat.He was resting at...
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Chicago Cubs second baseman Mark DeRosa was expected to be released from the hospital Sunday, one day after complaining of a rapid heartbeat during fielding drills.The...
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Chicago Cubs second baseman Mark DeRosa was expected to be released from the hospital Sunday, one day after complaining of a rapid heartbeat during fielding drills.The...
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Chicago Cubs’ Mark DeRosa flies out against the San Francisco Giants in the fifth inning of a spring baseball game in Scottsdale, Ariz., Tuesday, March 25, 2008.
