ADRIAN GONZALEZ RUMORS
Injury Roll Call: Greinke’s comeback, A-Gon feeling pain, Elbert almost ready
Adrian Gonzalez and his neck strain still pose an issue for the Dodgers, as he can swing a bat without pain but can’t play the field or run without significant discomfort.
If there was an opportunity for the Dodgers to unilaterally impose the designated hitter rule upon the National League, they just might do it. After all, their first baseman Adrian Gonzalez is still bothered...
Birthday Boy Adrian Gonzalez Leaves Wednesday's Game
Adrian Gonzalez exited Wednesday’s game against the Arizona
Diamondbacks with a neck strain while slipping on a foul ball, Steve Dilbeck of
the LA Times reports,
#Dodgers confirm Adrian Gonzalez left game in fifth after aggravating strained neck. Currently on the ever popular day-to-day list.
— Steve Dilbeck (@stevedilbeck) May 9, 2013
While Adrian Gonzalez...
Adrian Gonzalez sits for third-straight game
The Los Angeles Dodgers haven't exactly got what they wanted out of their big three acquisitions from the Boston Red Sox. Adrian Gonzalez, Josh Beckett, and Carl Crawford were big ticket players who were supposed to help the Dodgers contend for a World Series. Unfortunately, Gonzalez has struggled at times, Beckett has an ERA near 4.00, and Crawford has only played 27...
Dodgers’ Adrian Gonzalez out with neck injury
Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Adrian Gonzalez missed last
night’s contest against the San Francisco Giants due to a neck injury. He told
reporters – including Steve Dilbeck of The Los Angeles Times – that he hopes to
be back in the lineup today.
Gonzalez sustained his neck injury Wednesday when he
collided with an umpire while chasing a foul ball. The soreness...
Video: Dexter Fowler robs Adrian Gonzalez of a home run
Your browser does not support iframes.In case you missed it, Colorado Rockies center fielder Dexter Fowler made an outstanding grab to deny Los Angeles Dodgers slugger Adrian Gonzalez of a home run Wednesday night.The play came in the bottom of the third inning when Gonzalez ripped a pitch high and deep toward the left center field wall at Dodger Stadium. Watch as Fowler sprints...
Adrian Gonzalez missed yesterday's game with a skin infection
When the lineup cards were released to the media, Adrian Gonzalez's name was penciled in. He was set to make his customary start at first base. However, not long before the game started Gonzalez was scratched. The All-Star slugger is battling a skin infection that kept him out of yesterday's contest with the Milwaukee Brewers.
According to Steve Dilbeck of the Los...
Dodgers' Gonzalez out with bruised forearm
PHOENIX Adrian Gonzalez is being held out of the Dodgers lineup on Sunday after he was hit by a pitch in his right forearm the previous night.
The move was described as precautionary.
Its not enough to be on the medical report, Manager Don Mattingly said.
Juan Uribe, who is nursing a tight hamstring, will be out of action for the second consecutive day.
Carl Crawford, who played...
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March 24, 2013
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Adrian Gonzalez's optimistic projections
Adrian Gonzalez has changed as a hitter the last two seasons and that change has not been reflected in his projections from six different sites culled for this post. And unless he reverts back to where he was four years ago, his projections are kind of messed up. Some might say that his time in Boston might have screwed him up a bit and thrown him off his game. But I maintain that...
Adrian Gonzalez & Luis Cruz (just him, really) avoid both WBC and MLB punishment
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Surely you’ve heard by now that Mexico and Canada got into a brawl yesterday during the World Baseball Classic, and in the video above, you can see all the incidents that led up to the fight.
Basically, it was a bunch of physical but legal plays … yet it was a bunt single that set everything off.
Because of the way the rules were setup,...
Adrian Gonzalez says he wasn’t intense enough for the Boston media
When Adrian Gonzalez homered in his first at bat as a Dodger, a number of people had the same thought in mind: Maybe this guy is better off on the west coast. His numbers in his first full season in Boston (.338, 27 homers, 117 RBI) were impressive and he has been one of the league’s hottest hitters since the All-Star break, but Gonzalez didn’t exactly wear out the Green Monster...
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