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Originally Posted by CincoSeisDos
3-4
i'll take it
But who would make a difference from who we currently have and would make it all the way down the wire to us?Originally Posted by bright nikes
We still got the waiver wire 562.
Blake sits
A sprained joint in his hand kept third baseman Casey Blake out of the Dodgers' lineup. He underwent an X-ray exam shortly before the start of the game. The results were negative.
"He still wanted to take batting practice," Torre said, downplaying the severity of the injury.
Blake felt discomfort when he lifted weights after Saturday's game. He woke up the next morning with swelling.
Mark Loretta took Blake's place in the lineup.
Mota's move
Right-hander Guillermo Mota had an earned-run average of 9.00 through May 21.
That number has dropped to 2.98, as he has given up only two earned runs over 36 1/3 innings spanning his last 31 appearances.
Mota, who credited the improvement with a change in his mechanics, said he never lost the belief that he could get hitters out.
"I'm pitching the way I knew I could," Mota said.
Short hops
Ronald Belisario, who has been sidelined since July 8 because of a strained elbow, will start a minor league rehabilitation assignment with Class-A San Bernardino on Tuesday. Torre said he expects Belisario to be ready to be activated after two minor-league games. . . . Cory Wade was activated from the 15-day disabled list and immediately optioned to triple-A Albuquerque. Wade pitched in Albuquerque on Friday as part of a rehabilitation assignment. "We had no room," Torre said of the decision to keep Wade in the minor leagues. "It's a nice problem to have, a little depth."
Originally Posted by CincoSeisDos
But who would make a difference from who we currently have and would make it all the way down the wire to us?Originally Posted by bright nikes
We still got the waiver wire 562.
Originally Posted by P MAC ONE
[h1]Dodgers' Billingsley leaves early with cramp[/h1]
7:51 PM, August 2, 2009
Chad Billingsley pitched a strong five innings, only for his evening to be cut short by a cramp in his right hamstring.
Billingsley appeared to land awkwardly making a 2-1 pitch to Matt Diaz in the fifth inning that was called a ball. After a conference on the mound that included trainer Stan Conte, Billingsley remained in the game to face Diaz and two other batters. He got himself out of the inning by striking out pinch-hitter Greg Norton for his ninth strikeout of the night.
Jason Schmidt pinch-hit for Billingsley in the top of the sixth and singled to center. Schmidt later scored on a double by James Loney to increase the Dodgers' lead to 5-0.
Billingsley had thrown 83 pitches when he was taken out. He struck out nine, walked only one and limited the Braves to two hits.
-- Dylan Hernandez
Photo: Chad Billingsley pitches against the Atlanta Braves on Sunday. Credit: Kevin C. Cox / Getty Images
Originally Posted by P MAC ONE
I just wanted to come in here and say I told ya'll Kuo would beast.
Originally Posted by P MAC ONE
I just wanted to come in here and say I told ya'll Kuo would beast.