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Subject: Re: Moshier ready....Goldman back, but for how long?

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Date Posted: 05/17/06 9:58:26am
In reply to: Peter Gammons 's message, "Moshier ready....Goldman back, but for how long?" on 05/17/06 9:47:34am

>It isn't the news the Dodgers hoped for concerning
>Sean Goldman�s hernia, but it could have been worse.
>The center fielder, who just came off the DL and is
>suppose to start in this weeks game on 5/21/06 vs. the
>Waves, is scheduled to have hernia surgery again in
>early to mid June. During Goldman�s routine check up
>on Monday, the doctor indicated that the first surgery
>was unsuccessful and that he would have to do it all
>over again. Goldman indicated that he would play a
>couple more games before his next surgery. There was
>no time table noted on his return after that.
>Now for the promising news, Joe Moshier, on the
>disabled list retroactive to March 5 with a bad elbow,
>is expected to rejoin the team on Sunday for the game
>with the Santa Monica Waves.
>Moshier, who hit .500 in the Fall 2005 season, is
>expected to be a big lift for the struggling Dodgers
>who have dropped three straight games in which two of
>them were to sub 500 teams. There�s no doubt that
>injuries have hurt the Dodgers this year, but they are
>looking to get back on track in the next few weeks
>with some solid victories.

Those guys suck

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