KENLEY JANSEN RUMORS
Curaçao Baseball Week 2013: Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen stays humble
Kenley Jansen was so dominant as the Dodgers’ closer in 2013 that it’s hard to believe he didn’t officially take over the role until June 11. Once Don Mattingly came to his senses, the 26-year old Curaçao native finished the 2013 season with 28 saves in 32 chances, a 1.88 ERA, .86 WHIP and a 13.0 K/9. Opponents batted just .177 against Jansen in a career-high 75 appearances...
Via The Outside Corner
12 days ago
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Arbitration estimates for 7 Dodgers shows the team has a few difficult decisions to make
The Dodgers have seven players who are arbitration eligible this off-season, and Matt Swartz of MLB Trade Rumors completed his arbitration estimates today, which highlighted the fact that the Dodgers have a bunch of decisions to make.
Swartz has generally been spot on in his estimates, but cost isn’t what’s important to the Dodgers. Sure, to an extent I still think it matters...
Via ChadMoriyama.com
November 06, 2013
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Some Sweet Kenley Jansen Additions.
I recently made a pair of impulse Kenley Jansen additions. Both cards had caught my eye and I finally took the plunge on one of my favorite Dodgers. Here are the newest additions to my very modest collection of the second coming of Mo Rivera.First up is a very unique card I've only seen once. It's Kenley as a catcher and member of the West Oahu CaneFires, a Winter League...
Via Plaschke, Thy Sweater Is Argyle
September 11, 2013
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Kenley Jansen has always been good at throwing baseballs, but he’s getting better
Kenley Jansen stuck out three batters in a four-out save against the Mets yesterday, lowering his ERA to 1.96, his FIP to 1.82, and his xFIP to 1.89. The unreal part of this is that he continues to evolve and improve as a pitcher. He has been simply game over for opposing teams lately, and the fan appreciation for how he goes about his business is at an all-time high.
But when he...
Via ChadMoriyama.com
August 13, 2013
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Dodgers' news: Kenley Jansen, Shohei Otani, Yunel Escobar, Andres Santiago
Kenley Jansen underwent successful heart surgery on Tuesday. His recovery time will be three to four months.
Hopefully, this solves Jansen's issues, as he's missed time the last two seasons with this. Barring anything unforeseen, he should be ready to go for 2013. And the Dodgers are going to need him anchoring the bullpen.
Otani update
Chad Moriyama has a great...
Via Feelin' Kinda Blue
October 24, 2012
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Injury Roll Call: Kenley Jansen undergoes heart surgery, out for at least 3 months
Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen underwent heart surgery on Tuesday to correct an irregular heartbeat, a procedure we were all aware would occur during the offseason.
Jansen’s heart problems have sidelined him for stretches during the 2011 regular season, Spring Training of 2012, and the 2012 regular season. Ken Gurnick reports that Jansen will now be out for at least three months...
Via ChadMoriyama.com
October 24, 2012
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Kenley Jansen Should Return In 11 Days
The Dodgers have announced that their lights out closer Kenley Jansen may return this season. Jansen was shut down after he experienced a recurrence is his heart condition that caused him to miss time last season. Jansen has been placed on blood thinning medication and he should be able to return to the bullpen on the 18th. Jansen threw a bullpen Wednesday and experienced no issues...
Via Dodgers Rumors
September 07, 2012
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Kenley Jansen Could Be Done For 2012 Season
I got some really bad news for you guys this afternoon. I really hate be the bearer of bad news, but this could majorly impact the Dodgers’ bullpen in the most dramatic fashion, and in the absolute worst way possible.
Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen was held out of the Dodgers last two games on Tuesday and Wednesday because of his recurring heart condition. Last season Kenley about...
Via Dodgers Rumors
August 30, 2012
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Dodgers' Jansen held out due to heart trouble
Are you ready for the Dodgers latest scare?
Kenley Jansen was held out of the Dodgers last two games on Tuesday and Wednesday because of his heart condition.
Jansen spent a month on the disabled list last season with an irregular heartbeat. He had to take blood thinners to get his condition under control and, with fear of possibly hemorrhaging, was not allowed to play.
If its...
Via Fox Sports West
August 29, 2012
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STEALING A WIN
Padres infielder steals home to win game
In what appeared to be another win for the then NL West leading Dodgers, pinch runner Everth Cabrera stole home as closer Kenley Jansen turned his back to the plate.
The scene that unfolded after Jansen realized his error was quite chaotic, as the hard-throwing closer threw the ball over catcher AJ Ellis’ head and to the backstop. The home plate umpire initially called Cabrera...
Via RotoStars.com
July 15, 2012
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