MATTHEWS SUFFERS KNEE INJURY ARTHROSCOPIC SURGERY SET, PUTTING CHILL ON TRADE TALKS SPORTS FINAL, C Edition

Matthews, 36, injured his right knee Friday while working out at the East Bank Club in Chicago, according to Cub physician Dr. Jacob Suker, who is attending the annual winter meetings here. The Cubs were apparently close to making a deal for Matthews, who might have gone to the White Sox for Carlton...

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Published inChicago tribune (1963)
Main Author Fred Mitchell and Ed Sherman, Chicago Tribune
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Chicago, Ill Tribune Publishing Company, LLC 08.12.1986
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HOLLYWOOD, FLA
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Summary:Matthews, 36, injured his right knee Friday while working out at the East Bank Club in Chicago, according to Cub physician Dr. Jacob Suker, who is attending the annual winter meetings here. The Cubs were apparently close to making a deal for Matthews, who might have gone to the White Sox for Carlton Fisk. The Detroit Tigers also were interested in Matthews. He tied Jody Davis for the team lead last season in home runs with 21, although Matthews had only 370 at-bats to Davis' 528. -- New White Sox general manager Larry Himes got his first real taste of the winter meetings Sunday. He scrambled around the clock, laying the foundation for trades.
ISSN:1085-6706