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Your team sucks,so Don't even get me started.
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Originally Posted by rc49ers
Your team sucks,so Don't even get me started.
Originally Posted by rc49ers
What happened with andrew jones? Huh
what future do the giants have?Originally Posted by rc49ers
Dodger fans make me laugh
You arn't gonna win the division so why you all happy?
haha At least as A giant's fan we have a future,while you got Dewitt and Billlingsy
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Penny set to return to LA rotation
Right-hander could throw up to 90 pitches in start on Friday
By Michael Schwartz / MLB.com
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LOS ANGELES -- Brad Penny came out of his four-inning Minor League rehab start for Triple-A Las Vegas on Saturday ready to return to the Dodgers' rotation.
Penny is slated to join the club Monday in St. Louis, where he will throw a bullpen session before returning to the mound Friday in San Francisco.
The reports Dodgers manager Joe Torre got on Penny were "very good" during an outing in which he yielded four runs on six hits (three doubles) to go with four strikeouts and a walk. He threw 55 pitches (44 strikes) in 100-degree-plus weather in Oklahoma City, with his fastball clocking in at a high of 98 mph.
Depending on how hard Penny has to work in getting there, Torre said he could realistically see Penny throwing around 90 pitches against the Giants.
The big right-hander has been out since June 15 with right shoulder soreness. He had lost seven straight decisions before being placed on the disabled list, having not won since May 2, which was his fourth straight victory at the time.
Penny's imminent return means he will take the rotation spot of Jason Johnson, although the journeyman threw six shutout innings on Tuesday and had yet to take the mound on Sunday when that decision was made.
"It's just a tough game," Torre said. "It's a cruel game, that's all it amounts to."
Meanwhile, reliever Scott Proctor came away sore from Saturday's rehab appearance with high Class A Inland Empire in which he allowed three runs (one earned) on three hits. Proctor, who has been on the disabled list since June 22 with elbow tendinitis, threw 24 pitches and struck out one.
Proctor will stay back while the team goes on its six-game road trip to make another rehab appearance.
"We have to make sure he's not going to have a recurrence of the elbow thing," Torre said.
Bigmike23 wrote:
what future do the giants have?Originally Posted by rc49ers
Dodger fans make me laugh
You arn't gonna win the division so why you all happy?
haha At least as A giant's fan we have a future,while you got Dewitt and Billlingsy
dodgers have young talent on the field and a @+$% load still left in the minor leauge system
and whats wrong with bills?
Nothing is wrong with Billingsy,he is a fine young player,could be a 20 win pitcher one day.
The giants future?
Shierholtz-Usa Olympic team
Sandoval
Bumgarner
Lincecum
Alderson
Wilson
Burris
Ochoa
Leone
Sancez
Cain
Hinshaw
Espinelli
Bowker
Rohlinger
Pueceta's
Posey
Gillepsi
Need I say more?
Originally Posted by rc49ers
Bigmike23 wrote:
what future do the giants have?Originally Posted by rc49ers
Dodger fans make me laugh
You arn't gonna win the division so why you all happy?
haha At least as A giant's fan we have a future,while you got Dewitt and Billlingsy
dodgers have young talent on the field and a @+$% load still left in the minor leauge system
and whats wrong with bills?
Originally Posted by rc49ers
Dodger fans make me laugh
You arn't gonna win the division so why you all happy?
haha At least as A giant's fan we have a future,while you got Dewitt and Billlingsy
Please, I can't believe a Giants fan is coming in here talking Smack, saying that the Dodgers suck
seriously
Originally Posted by Bigmike23
in 3 games manny has more HR then Jones has in a season
Originally Posted by Bigmike23
in 3 games manny has more HR then Jones has in a season
[h1]This is pure speculation on my part, so don't take it to the bank ...[/h1]
By Tony Jackson on August 3, 2008 1:20 PM | Permalink | Comments (4) | ShareThis
... but there was a lengthy conversation just inside the doors leading to the Dodgers' clubhouse this morning between Joe Torre and Scott Boras, and while I have no idea what it was about, my strong suspicion is it might have been about Andruw Jones and the possibility of him going to the minors for a few days to try to get his swing right. When the conversation finally ended, I saw Joe and Ned Colletti go into Joe's office.
Without coming right out and saying, ``Hey, what were you and Boras talking about?'' I did go fishing with Joe during his pregame session. What I asked, specifically, was whether sending Andruw to the minors for a few days was a possibility.
This was Joe's answer:
``We're trying to fix Andruw. He is going to have to do it off the bench at this point in time. He is working on some stuff with (extra hitting coach) Jeff (Pentland) and (hitting coach) Donnie (Mattingly). But long-term, I think we're going to have to see some signs to get him back to regular status at this point in time.''
I then specifically asked if going to the minors has been presented to Andruw. Joe said it hasn't, but that doesn't mean it hasn't been presented to Boras. This sort of thing typically goes to the agent first.
Although it can't officially be called a rehab, sending Jones down essentially would amount to the club asking him to complete the minor-league rehab assignment he cut short a month ago, the one that was supposed to last two weeks longer than it did. He was only in Vegas for three days, during which he was said to have shown a dramatically improved swing with his surgically repaired leg. But at Jones' own suggestion, he was activated on July 4 to make up for the fact the club had lost Juan Pierre to the DL. Pierre is back now. But Jones still isn't any better than he was even before knee surgery