JOHN LANNAN RUMORS & GOSSIP
Phillies place John Lannan on DL
The Philadelphia Phillies have placed left-handed starting pitcher John Lannan on the 15-day disabled list due to a knee injury, according to Jim Salisbury of CSN Philly.
Phillies place Lannan on DL. No move to replace yet. Adam Morgan is pitching today for Lehigh.
— Jim Salisbury (@JSalisburyCSN) April 18, 2013
The injury has officially been termed as a strained...
Phillies place LHP John Lannan on 15-day DL
Phillies pitcher John Lannan has been placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained quadriceps tendon in his left knee.
The move was made Thursday before Philadelphia hosted the St. Louis Cardinals. Lannan aggravated the injury during an 11-2 loss to Cincinnati on Wednesday, when he gave up six runs and eight hits in 1 2-3 innings. He said he first experienced pain in his knee...
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Philadelphia Phillies Place John Lannan On 15-Day Disabled List
MLB News: The Philadelphia Phillies placed pitcher John Lannan on the 15-day disabled list after straining his left quadriceps muscle in his knee. Lannan struggled in three starts this year, going 0-1 with a 6.14 earned run average, primarily due to a rough outing against the Cincinnati Reds.
Fantasy Ramifications: Lannan was a solid, but not so-great fantasy option, but now he...
Lannan To 15-Day DL With Strained Tendon
The Phillies announced John Lannan was placed on the 15-day DL with a strained quadriceps tendon in his left knee. Lannan attributed his knee troubles to tendonitis to reporters after last night’s game.
There has been no corresponding move made yet but Adam Morgan is making quite the impression in Triple-A Lehigh Valley. Morgan has thrown five innings, giving up one earned in today’s...
Phillies Lannan Sent to Disabled List
Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher John Lannan was placed on the 15 day disabled list after injuring his knee in last nights game against the Cincinnati Reds. Lannan left the game after pitching only 1 2/3 innings giving up 6 earned runs on 8 hits including a homerun and a walk.
Lannan was diagnosed with a strained quadriceps tendon in his left knee. The Phillies have not made...
Phillies updates: Domonic Brown and John Lannan to be examined
Domonic Brown felt and heard a pop when he made a diving catch against the Cincinnati Reds. The Philadelphia Phillies outfielder said he tried to take a few swings after he felt the pop in his back and it really hurt. However, Brown does not expect the injury to be serious. John Lannan's injury may be a little more serious. He is experiencing knee soreness that likely...
Phillies Bad, But It's Worse: Domonic Brown and John Lannan Are Hurt
Wednesday brought double bad luck for the Phillies. By "double" I am not referring to the two losses in one evening, but the Phillies double double-losses: two games lost, two key players injured. In Wednesday night's clunker against the Cincinnati Reds. Both outfielder Domonic Brown and starting pitcher John Lannan...
Lannan’s Doing More Than Minimizing Risk
Back on December 19, I praised the Phillies signing of John Lannan from the standpoint that he minimized risk in the rotation at a nominal cost. With Roy Halladay representing a major question mark heading into the season, opting for more of a sure-thing in Lannan made sense over doling out $8+ million per year to Brandon McCarthy or Shaun Marcum.
The latter two pitchers had the...
What Should The Phillies Expect From John Lannan?
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PhilliesTags: John LannanPhilliesWhen a pitcher goes four innings and surrenders 12 earned runs on 14 hits, there’s going to be plenty of questions surrounding that player.
This is the case with John Lannan.
The fifth starter in the Philadelphia Phillies’ rotation, Lannan was rocked Monday by the Toronto Blue Jays. Right from the beginning,...
Lannan and the Phillies, Perfect Together?
The Philadelphia Phillies newly acquired left handed pitcher John Lannan had his second impressive start yesterday in Bradenton against the Pirates. Lannan was signed by the Phillies in December to be the team’s number 5 starter. There is reason to believe that he will thrive in that role and could be better than expected.
Since Rich Dubee became the Phillies pitching coach, he...
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