1.   My racquet needs a new grip.

2.   I need new grips for my golf clubs.

3.   But he has a new grip on his position.

4.   Just fine, so far, with a new grip suggested by pitching coach Mark Connor to ease the shoulder strain and put the sink back in his sinker.

5.   Mention the proliferation of hookers in the Back Bay to golfers and they will immediately suggest the problem can be remedied by trying a new grip.

6.   Only the help of a surgeon allowed him to gain a new grip, which spread his two remaining fingers.

7.   Paniagua was successful using a new grip on his slider on Tuesday, but that pitch might have indirectly worked against him Thursday.

8.   The idea for a new grip led to another conversation, with bullpen coach John Cumberland.

9.   Wakefield suggested a new grip.

10.   He had one his best days with the putter, which he attributed to a new grip he picked up from watching Vijay Singh win the Masters.