[Lefty Noob]

According to the Yahoo! Sports rumor page, "Keith Foulke, a World Series hero for the Boston Red Sox in 2004 who abruptly retired in February on the eve of spring training with the Cleveland Indians, is planning a comeback, his agent said Friday... About a month ago, Foulke went to noted orthopedist Lewis Yocum, who shaved a bone spur in his pitching elbow."

Foulke planning comeback - Rumors - MLB - Yahoo! Sports

[azrael492]

I forget the reason he gave for retiring. Was it personal or medical. For some reason, I keep thinking it was for personal reasons. Do you think he can come back and be productive like he was?

I remember Keith Foulke, the problem is where would he play for the team, and what can he do for the team, since with all the injuries, we just don't want him just to keep him.

Also, what would he have to offer for the team, and let's say if he got injured, and keeps getting injured, it's really tough to keep a player healthy, but what can the team do to keep him healthy.

The team needs to keep him healthy