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Clayton Richard working on arm slot

CBSSports.com Fantasy — The Padres have taken Clayton Richard's disabled list stint as an opportunity to get him to work on his mechanics. Richard, who has been out since May 5 with an intestinal virus, has been working on pitching out of a higher arm slot in his two rehab starts, with the intention of getting more sink on the ball. "Lots of ground-ball outs yesterday, and he held his velocity into the seventh inning," manager Bud Black told MLB.com. "Our reports from the Triple-A staff and from [assistant general manager] A.J. Hinch, who was there, was that the arm slot looked a bit higher than what we saw through A...

May 22, 2013

Richard sharp again with Tucson

San Diego Union-TribuneClayton Richard is sharp in second rehab start

San Diego Padres May 21, 2013

Tucson Padres @ Omaha Game Thread: Clayton Richard's second rehab start

Gaslamp BallClayton Richard will be starting for the Tucson Padres this evening in his second rehab appearance since coming down with a nasty case of the brownwater. He'll be caught by a familiar face as Yasmani Grandal, also with the TuPads on a rehab stint, is in the starting lineup for the third time in four games. Richard pitched well in his first rehab start, allowing only one run on four hits over six innings against Iowa last Thursday. He threw only 85 pitches, striking out eight batters and walking none. He got stuck with the loss but that doesn't really matter since won-loss records are g...

San Diego Padres May 21, 2013

Padres | Clayton Richard rehab update

KFFL — San Diego Padres SP Clayton Richard (illness) allowed one run over six innings in his ...

May 18, 2013

Clayton Richard Ks 8 in rehab start

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Padres pitcher Clayton Richard began his minor-league rehab assignment at Triple-A Tucson Thursday night.Richard struck out eight and allowed just one run and four hits over six innings of work. Richard, who is recovering from an intestinal virus, is expected to make a final rehab start on Tuesday before rejoining the rotation."He feels good about where he is right now, how his arm feels and how he feels physically in general, from the whole bad virus he contracted," manager Bud Black said.

May 16, 2013

Richard sharp in rehab start

San Diego Union-TribuneClayton Richard looks good in six-inning rehab start

San Diego Padres May 16, 2013

Padres | Clayton Richard to make rehab start

KFFL — San Diego Padres SP Clayton Richard (illness) will make a rehab start with Triple-A Tucson ...

May 15, 2013

Padres | Clayton Richard to make rehab appearance Thursday

KFFL — San Diego Padres SP Clayton Richard (intestinal) will make a rehab appearance for Triple-A Tucson ...

May 12, 2013

05/11 Padres Preview: Game 35 @ Rays

Gaslamp Ball — The Padres will try to bounce back today and even up the series in St. Petersburg. Burch Smith will be making his Major League debut against the Rays in place of Clayton Richard. Smith's dominance in the minors this season prompted the Padres to promote him to the major league level. This season he made just six starts in Double-A San Antonio and went 1-2, but collected 37 strikeouts and pitched to the tune of a 1.15 ERA for the Missions. Smith will have quite a task ahead of him in his debut today, as he'll be pitching against a team that has averaged 6.5 runs while batting a collecti...

San Diego Padres May 11, 2013

Clayton Richard set to begin rehab

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Padres pitcher Clayton Richard will make his rehab debut May 16 for Triple-A Tuscon, MLB.com reports. He threw 40 pitches in a simulated game Saturday and was reportedly feeling better. It is not known how many rehab starts he will need before being ready to return to the rotation. 

May 11, 2013

Clayton Richard working on arm strength

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Padres pitcher Clayton Richard continues to make progress in his bout with an intestinal virus. He has begun mound work. Richard was at Tropicana Field Saturday, throwing a simulated game prior to the team's game against the Rays. More information about the nature of his illness has not been released, but Richard plans to work on his arm strength before heading on a minor-league rehab assignment. 

May 11, 2013

Padres | Clayton Richard to throw simulated game

KFFL — San Diego Padres SP Clayton Richard (illness) is throwing a simulated game at Tropicana Field ...

May 11, 2013

Padres Prospect Burch Smith Called Up To Make Saturday Start

Gaslamp Ball — With Clayton Richard on the disabled list, the Padres brass acknowledged that they only had 4 starting pitchers on the roster. Anthony Bass would retain his role as long man in the bullpen and recently reactivated Tyson Ross would need to stay in the bullpen in order to avoid aggravating his previously injured non-throwing shoulder during an at bat. There was some speculation that the team would use the upcoming off days to avoid needing a 5th starter for a while, but that all changed with an announcement that followed the sweep of the Miami Marlins. 23 year old AA RHP Burch Smith is g...

San Diego Padres May 8, 2013

Tyson Ross to remain in bullpen

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Padres manager Bud Black reiterated during a radio interview Tuesday with 1090 AM in San Diego pitcher Tyson Ross will remain in the bullpen and the replacement for starting pitcher Clayton Richard (illness) will come from the minors. Ross, who was activated off the disabled list Sunday after recovering from a shoulder injury, started the season in the Padres' rotation but rehabbed as a reliever.

May 7, 2013

Clayton Richard has rehab mapped out

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Padres pitcher Clayton Richard visited a gastroenterologist Monday and is awaiting test results for his intestinal virus, MLB.com reports. Manager Bud Black said the left-hander will throw a few bullpen sessions in the meantime to build arm strength before heading on a minor-league rehab assignment. "First of all, get healthy," Black said. "Today was a day where the doctors are going to try and get a handle on what's going to happen the next couple of weeks. His arm feels good. He's still a little weak. His strength has been depleted. But he feels good enough to throw."

May 7, 2013

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Clayton Richard Photos

  • Tucson Padres @ Omaha Game Thread: Clayton Richard's second rehab start
    Clayton Richard will be starting for the Tucson Padres this evening in his second rehab appearance since coming down with a nasty case of the brownwater. He'll be caught by a familiar face as Yasmani Grandal, also with the TuPads on a rehab stint, is in the starting lineup for the third time in four games. Richard pitched well in his first rehab start, allowing only one run on four hits over six innings against Iowa last Thursday. He threw only 85 pitches, striking out eight batters and walking none. He got stuck with the loss but that doesn't really matter since won-loss records are g...
  • 05/11 Padres Preview: Game 35 @ Rays
    The Padres will try to bounce back today and even up the series in St. Petersburg. Burch Smith will be making his Major League debut against the Rays in place of Clayton Richard. Smith's dominance in the minors this season prompted the Padres to promote him to the major league level. This season he made just six starts in Double-A San Antonio and went 1-2, but collected 37 strikeouts and pitched to the tune of a 1.15 ERA for the Missions. Smith will have quite a task ahead of him in his debut today, as he'll be pitching against a team that has averaged 6.5 runs while batting a collecti...
  • Padres Prospect Burch Smith Called Up To Make Saturday Start
    With Clayton Richard on the disabled list, the Padres brass acknowledged that they only had 4 starting pitchers on the roster. Anthony Bass would retain his role as long man in the bullpen and recently reactivated Tyson Ross would need to stay in the bullpen in order to avoid aggravating his previously injured non-throwing shoulder during an at bat. There was some speculation that the team would use the upcoming off days to avoid needing a 5th starter for a while, but that all changed with an announcement that followed the sweep of the Miami Marlins. 23 year old AA RHP Burch Smith is g...
  • Padres 5, Diamondbacks 1: Runs Rain On Reptiles
    A light rain couldn't hold the Padres back today as they trounced the Diamondbacks and took the series. Edinson Volquez was sharp today, allowing just one run on 4 hits and 3 walks while striking out 3. His 6.2 inning start was much needed after the bullpen had to clean up Clayton Richard's case of the runs last night. The offense didn't rack up a lot of hits, but they made the ones they got count. 1st Inning Everth Cabrera started the game off with a double and scored after a Chris Denorfia walk and Chase Headley single. Deno came home after a pair of sacrifice flies, netting Yonder A...
  • DBacks 8, Padres 1: Heath Bell gets booed
    I went to the game tonight with Jonny, Kev and their families. The Padres were blown out in the 2nd inning. Clayton Richard got absolutely hammered. After that we left our seats and went to the Park to let their kids run around like crazy people. When they left, I watched the remainder of the game from a standing room area behind home plate. The Padres were able to load the bases in the 8th inning. Heath Bell was brought in to put a stop to what could have been a late inning rally. He was booed for about 5 seconds by the few Padres fans that were left. He wasn't heckled, he was ...
  • San Diego Padres starter Clayton Richard, right, and third baseman Chase Headley listen to pitching coach Darren Balsley during the second inning of a baseball game against the Arizona Diamondbacks in San Diego, Saturday, May 4, 2013. The Diamondbacks scored six runs in the inning. (AP photo/Lenny Ignelzi) The Associated Press
    San Diego Padres starter Clayton Richard, right, and third baseman Chase Headley listen to pitching coach Darren Balsley during the second inning of a baseball game against the Arizona Diamondbacks in San Diego, Saturday, May 4, 2013. The Diamondbacks scored six runs in the inning. (AP photo/Lenny Ignelzi)
  • San Diego Padres starting pitcher Clayton Richard looks back toward the right field line after he made a wild throw fielding a sacrifice bunt during the Arizona Diamondbacks six run second inning in a baseball game in San Diego, Saturday, May 4, 2013. (AP photo/Lenny Ignelzi) The Associated Press
    San Diego Padres starting pitcher Clayton Richard looks back toward the right field line after he made a wild throw fielding a sacrifice bunt during the Arizona Diamondbacks six run second inning in a baseball game in San Diego, Saturday, May 4, 2013. (AP photo/Lenny Ignelzi)
  • 05/04 Padres Preview: Game 30 vs. Diamondbacks
    The Padres were able to hold on to the win last night in the series opener against the Diamondbacks. Tonight they'll try to keep their win streak going behind Clayton Richard, who is still seeking his first win of the season. It's been a rough year for Richard, collecting three losses and struggling to remain consistent at the plate while posting a 7.94 ERA. The Padres have only won one of his starts this year, but tonight they'll have history on their side. Richard is undefeated (6-0) in eight career starts against Arizona. The Diamondbacks are batting just .267 lifetime against him ...