Published 3/8/2008
at FOXSports.com News for MLB
Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Andy LaRoche had no idea getting hit by a baseball could do so much damage.
LaRoche tore a ligament in his right thumb trying to catch a pickoff play at third base during Friday's 6-4 loss to St. Louis. He will have surgery Monday in Los Angeles and miss eight to 10 weeks, taking him out of a two-man competition at third and making Nomar Garciaparra the probable opening-day starter despite his own injury.
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