TRAVIS HAFNER RUMORS
Here We Go Again !
Word just came in one hour ago, That Travis Hafner had surgery this morning. He will be out 4 to 6 weeks, Just great ! When will The Dolans learn how to run an organization the right way ? When will they let Antonetti get some help with these injuries? If they think they are going to win with players like Aaron Cunningham, Shelly Duncan, Johnny Damon, Casey Kotchman,and with...
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Indians' Hafner has knee surgery
Indians designated hitter Travis Hafner has undergone surgery on his right knee and could be sidelined six weeks.
The club says the 30-minute operation to clean up frayed cartilage was done Thursday at the Cleveland Clinic.
Hafner was placed on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday. The Indians, however, say he will need at least one month to recover.
Hafner is in the final year...
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It’s All Too Familiar For Cleveland Indians Fans, Gomez Takes Loss
Jeanmar Gomez took the loss yesterday as the Cleveland Indians continued their decent from the top of the American League Central division standings. The Indians now a game and a half back are going through a string of injuries and the team is struggling in games they should have won. Yesterday the Tribe got off to a quick start then they were not able to hold a three runs lead...
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Knee surgery will sideline Hafner four to six weeks
The Cleveland Indians lost a game and lost a key hitter Wednesday. Prior to their 6-3 loss to the Kansas City Royals, the Indians announced they had put designated hitter Travis Hafner on the disabled list. Hafner will undergo arthroscopic surgery Thursday to repair frayed meniscus in his right knee. Team trainer Lonnie Soloff said Hafner would be sidelined for four to six weeks...
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Indians place DH Hafner on DL
The Indians placed designated hitter Travis Hafner on the 15-day disabled list with inflammation in his right knee. The move is retroactive to May 24. Left-handed pitcher Scott Barnes was recalled from Triple-A Columbus. Hafner is hitting .242 with six home runs and 23 RBI in 39 games and is ninth in the American League with 26 walks. Barnes, 24, was 0-2 with a 3.81 ERA in...
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MLB Report: Surgery for Hafner
From the Indians-
“Travis Hafner will have arthroscopic surgery tomorrow on his right knee to repair damaged meniscus. Expected recovery is 4 to 6 weeks.”
And there you go. At best, Hafner will return after the All-Star break.
[Related: Hafner to DL: Barnes recalled]
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Hafner To DL, Barnes Recalled
The Indians placed Travis Hafner on the 15-day disabled list prior to today’s game with right knee inflammation. Pronk last played one week ago when he was hit by a pitch against Detroit.
To take his spot and bring the club back to 12 pitchers, Scott Barnes has been recalled from Columbus. The 24 year old lefty will work out of a bullpen which has been overextended recently...
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MLB Report: Hafner not with team in Chicago; having knee examined
Obviously there was too much excitement surrounding the Indians. Just as soon as the nation (much less Cleveland) starting paying attention to the Indians, Travis Hafner had to stay behind for examinations to his swollen knee-
“Lonnie Soloff, Indians head athletic trainer, said Hafner complained of right knee soreness Wednesday while being treated for a bruised right shin...
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Travis Hafner moves up Cleveland’s all-time home run list
With his two run shot in the ninth inning, Travis Hafner passed Rocky Colavito for ninth place on the Indians’ all-time home run list. Hafner now has 191 career homers for the Indians. (He hit one as a member of the Rangers.)
Hafner now has three home runs on the season. He hit 13 in each of the last two seasons.
He has 12 RBI on the year and an OPS of .860.
The updated list...
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Indians' Hafner must reach into his past
The 2012 season will be an important one for Travis Hafner, as it could be his last as a member of the Indians.
The 34-year-old designated hitter is entering the last year of a four-year 57 million contract. Hafner will make 13 million in 2012. The Indians hold a 13 million club option for 2013. The buyout on the option year is 2.75 million.
Hafner signed that contract in July...
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January 14, 2012
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