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Belisario, Ohman, And Wade

Found June 28, 2009 on Memories Of Kevin Malone:
PLAYERS: Ronald Belisario,  Will Ohman,  Cory Wade,  Eric Milton
TEAMS: Los Angeles Dodgers

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Sorry for all the late news, but I was getting ready for the Confederations Cup final today. Needless to say, i'm incredibly emo right now.

Ronald Belisario may have been drinking and driving.
Dodgers reliever Ronald Belisario was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol early Saturday after being stopped by the California Highway Patrol near his Pasadena apartment.
I guess this is what people meant by him having non-baseball issues. Losing him would be a huge blow.

Will Ohman had a setback in his rehab.
The good news is the recovery setback recently experienced by Dodgers left-hander Will Ohman is nothing more than tendinitis.

The bad news is the veteran will be shut down indefinitely until he feels good enough to resume his comeback from left shoulder irritation. Ohman was examined by team doctor Neal ElAttrache, who diagnosed the tendinitis.
They can spin this anyway they want, but he has been a terrible signing thus far. I had far higher hopes for him this year and thought he would be better. At least his injury allowed Brent Leach to emerge.

Cory Wade was sent down to AAA Albuquerque to work on his problems.
The Dodgers optioned struggling reliever Cory Wade to Albuquerque after the game to make room on the roster for Eric Milton, who will be activated today to start against the Mariners.
He has suffered from a bit of bad luck this year, but I don't have a real problem with this. He should be back up soon.

Nobody seems to want to mention it, but I think Torre really messed him up. I started wondering about this last September, and it has only gotten worse for Wade since then. People will always say guys are fine until they aren't, and after that you run the risk of them never being the same again. Just something to think about.
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