Hairston kicks off rehab stint: Dodgers utility player Jerry Hairston, on the 15-day disabled list due to a hamstring injury, began his rehab assignment with Triple-A Albuquerque Wednesday. He went 0 for 3 while playing left field. (Updated 05/24/2012)
Hairston will likely need just another game or two before being ready to return so keep an eye on his progress in the coming days. He was batting .315 with one homer and four RBI before going down and with all of the injuries Los Angeles has sustained recently, the 35-year-old could see some increased playing time upon returning. Hairston remains more of an option for deeper NL-only formats, when healthy. (Updated 05/24/2012).
05/04/2012 17:54 Maholm helps Cubs foil Dodgers
Paul Maholm pitched six crisp innings for his third consecutive win and the Chicago Cubs held on for a 5-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday.
05/02/2012 19:14 Giambi's pinch-hit HR wins it for Rockies
Pinch hitter Jason Giambi launched a three-run homer off Scott Elbert in the ninth inning, lifting the Colorado Rockies to an 8-5 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday.
05/01/2012 00:21 Kemp homers again in Dodgers' loss
Juan Nicasio pitched six solid innings, Troy Tulowitzki snapped an early tie with a two-run double and the Colorado Rockies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-2 Monday night in the first of 18 meetings this season between the NL West rivals.
04/29/2012 02:45 Harper's debut doesn't put him in Cooperstown, but shows he can play
Bryce Harper's career opens to boos but ends with a solid double, RBI and a bitter defeat. Scott Miller says it's way too early to judge him on the strength of one game or preconceived notions.
04/28/2012 21:41 Bryce Harper drives in go-ahead run in 9th for Nationals
Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper grounded out to pitcher Chad Billingsley in his first big-league at bat Saturday night at Dodger Stadium, but doubled in the seventh for his first hit and then hit a sacrifice fly in the ninth inning to put the Nationals up 2-1.
Jerry Hairston served in his usual super-utility role for the Nationals and Brewers last season, but surprisingly, he became Milwaukee's starting third baseman over the final days of the season. He continued to play as a regular in the postseason, but this year, Hairston will go back to his bench role, this time with the Dodgers. That is not to say Hairston won't see playing time; without an established left fielder, and with injury-prone Mark Ellis and Juan Uribe occupying half of the infield, Hairston could be something close to a regular. Even so, Hairston has little to offer mixed league owners, but his moderate power, potential for a decent on-base percentage and versatility provide some appeal in NL-only leagues. (Updated 2/6/12)
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