Rockies’ Cook breaks leg, season in doubt

DENVER, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Colorado Rockies starting pitcher Aaron Cook(notes) has broken his right leg, putting his season in jeopardy, his agent said.
“I would consider it a longshot that he’s back in the regular football jerseys
season,” agent Joe Bick told The Denver Post on Thursday.
Cook fractured his right fibula when he was struck by Pittsburgh Steelers jersey
a ball hit by Cincinnati batter Joey Votto(notes) during Wednesday’s game with the Reds, the Rockies website reported.
Rockies officials were uncertain of Cook’s future this season.
“This may not be a season-ending thing is my Dallas Cowboys jersey
understanding,” Rockies manager Jim Tracy told reporters. “Yet, we have to take it a day at a time and see where it all goes.”