losangeles.dodgers.mlb.com — PHOENIX -- Second baseman Jeff Kent will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his left knee Tuesday, but the Dodgers actually expect him back before September is over, at least in a pinch-hitting role. Kent has torn cartilage that is catching in the joint and doctors believe a minimally invasive procedure can clip the damaged portion while allowing the 40-year-old a short recovery time, although ...
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Colletti's Man-Crush on Giants Targets Yet Another Veteran
Sons of Steve Garvey —
... And now, the recent injury to Jeff Kent brings even more insanity to Crazy Neddie's penchant for Giants retreads, as Colletti apparently covets 95-year old shortstop with no bat Omar Vizquel as the latest "intriguing fit": ...
Closing Time: Take care of those bears
Roto Arcade —
You're barbecuing, you're moving into the dorms, you're
drafting a slew of football teams, you're spending a holiday weekend with the
family. Ah, but there's still a bunch of fantasy baseball happening to keep
tabs on, and that's where I come in. Here's your weekend briefing:
• The Cubs have a solid 4.5-game lead in the NL Central (and
it's 10 games clear of the next NL club), and that enables them to play it safe
with their precious arms in the rotation. A "dead arm" got Carlos Zambrano
pushed back from Sunday to Tuesday, and the team is going to skip a turn with
Rich Harden (his next start won't come until Sept. 9). Zambrano had a 7.43 ERA ...
Dodgers Follow Up Series Win of Dbacks with Win Over Padres
Dem Bums - A Dodgers Blog —
The Dodgers beat up on the Diamondbacks in an 8-1 victory in Sunday’s rubber match before heading back home to get a 5-2 win over the Padres in Monday’s opener. The Dodgers scored all eight runs off Brandon Webb and chased him out of the game in the fourth inning. Andre Ethier started things off with a solo homerun in the first on an 0-2 count before Casey Blake blasted a three-run homer. They scored another off Webb in the third before rallying for three more in the fourth, with Ethier smacking a double before two runs scored on an Arizona error. The Dodgers were then blanked for the next five frames, but an eight-run head start led them to the win. Derek Lowe evened his record at .500 with the win, ...
Off-Day Puzzle #10: Holes Up The Middle
Sons of Steve Garvey —
... Any Dodger fan familiar with the 2008 Dodgers groans in agony when watching Jeff Kent fall over to one of his sides like a toppled tree, knees creaking like an old floorboard, as he tries to stop a grounder up the middle. [Editor's note: to be fair, this joke was a heck of a lot funnier before it was announced that Kent, who had been playing on torn cartilage for over a month, had what might be season-ending arthroscopic knee surgery on Tuesday. SoSG Sax has added funerals, along with birthday parties and barmiztvahs, to the list of events at which I ...
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www.insidesocal.com 8/31/2008 — This isn't necessarily a career-ending injury, but given that he probably was going to retire anyway, given that he has been playing with this degenerative tear in the cartilage of his left knee for about a month knowing all the...
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Dodgers' Kent could face early end to career - LA Daily News
www.dailynews.com 8/31/2008 — PHOENIX - Dodgers second baseman Jeff Kent, a five-time All-Star, former National League Most Valuable Player and almost-certain future Hall of Famer, might have played his last game in the major leagues. Kent was sent back to Los Angeles for an MRI ...
PHOENIX - Dodgers second baseman Jeff Kent, a five-time All-Star, former National League Most Valuable Player and almost-certain future Hall of Famer, might have played his last game in the major leagues. Kent was sent back to Los Angeles for an MRI ...
No word yet on Kent's aching knee | dodgers.com: News
losangeles.dodgers.mlb.com 8/31/2008 — PHOENIX -- There was nothing definitive about Jeff Kent's knee injury, other than it was serious enough for the 40-year-old second baseman to return to Los Angeles for an MRI and a Saturday night exam by club surgeon Dr. Neal ElAttrache. Kent came out ...
PHOENIX -- There was nothing definitive about Jeff Kent's knee injury, other than it was serious enough for the 40-year-old second baseman to return to Los Angeles for an MRI and a Saturday night exam by club surgeon Dr. Neal ElAttrache. Kent came out ...
Kent to have surgery on left knee, not ruled out for season - MLB
sports.espn.go.com 9/1/2008 — PHOENIX -- Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman Jeff Kent will undergo surgery to repair torn cartilage in his left knee on Tuesday. The 40-year-old Kent can begin rehabilitation soon after the operation and might return by the end of the season, ...
PHOENIX -- Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman Jeff Kent will undergo surgery to repair torn cartilage in his left knee on Tuesday. The 40-year-old Kent can begin rehabilitation soon after the operation and might return by the end of the season, ...
Kent to undergo knee surgery —
FOXSports.com News for MLB 9/1/2008
Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman Jeff Kent will undergo surgery to repair torn cartilage in his left knee on Tuesday.
The 40-year-old Kent can begin rehabilitation soon after the operation and might return by the end of the season, manager Joe ...