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Parmelee re-examined, still day-to-day after beaning

The Twins re-examined Chris Parmelee on Thursday, one day after he was beaned in a loss to Boston.

By Joe Christensen

April 26, 2012 at 10:50PM
The Minnesota Twins and the Boston Red Sox faced each other in a baseball game Wednesday night, April 25, 2012 at Target Field in Minneapolis, Minn. The Twins' Chris Parmelee was hit in the head with a pitch by Red Sox reliever Justin Thomas clocked at 93 MPH in the sixth inning. He left the game after the incident.
The Minnesota Twins and the Boston Red Sox faced each other in a baseball game Wednesday night, April 25, 2012 at Target Field in Minneapolis, Minn. The Twins' Chris Parmelee was hit in the head with a pitch by Red Sox reliever Justin Thomas clocked at 93 MPH in the sixth inning. He left the game after the incident. (Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Twins rookie Chris Parmelee, who was hit in the head with a pitch in Wednesday night's loss to Boston, was re-examined Thursday and is doing well, still considered day-to-day, according to a team spokesman.

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Joe Christensen

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Joe Christensen, a Minnesota Star Tribune sports team leader, graduated from the University of Minnesota and spent 15 years covering Major League Baseball, including stops at the Riverside Press-Enterprise and Baltimore Sun. He joined the Minnesota Star Tribune in 2005 and spent four years covering Gophers football.

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