2011 Season Preview
22
CLAYTON KERSHAW
PITCHER
18
HIROKI KURODA
PITCHER
16
ANDRE ETHIER
RIGHT FIELD
58
CHAD BILLINGSLEY
PITCHER
15
RAFAEL FURCAL
SHORTSTOP
56
HONG-CHIH KUO
PITCHER
27
MATT KEMP
CENTER FIELD
14
JAMEY CARROLL
SHORTSTOP
7
JAMES LONEY
FIRST BASE
23
CASEY BLAKE
THIRD BASE
51
JONATHAN BROXTON
PITCHER
99
MANNY RAMIREZ
LEFT FIELD
29
TED LILLY
PITCHER
55
RUSSELL MARTIN
CATCHER
44
VICENTE PADILLA
PITCHER
48
JOHN ELY
PITCHER
74
KENLEY JANSEN
PITCHER
37
CARLOS MONASTERIOS
PITCHER
9
GARRET ANDERSON
LEFT FIELD
31
JAY GIBBONS
LEFT FIELD
33
BLAKE DEWITT
SECOND BASE
54
RONALD BELISARIO
PITCHER
52
GEORGE SHERRILL
PITCHER
28
ROD BARAJAS
CATCHER
17
A.J. ELLIS
CATCHER
35
JOHN LINDSEY
FIRST BASE
Jon Weisman of ESPNLosAngeles.com's Dodger Thoughts blog
offers a player-by-player look at some of the key members,
best stories and biggest disappointments of the Dodgers' season.
US Presswire
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LEFT FIELD
WT: 225 lbs. HT: 6-3BATS: Left THROWS: Left
BORN: June 30, 1972
BIRTHPLACE: Los Angeles
Entered season with 2,501 career hits, but that player no longer existed. His adjusted OPS of 30 (based on a .475 OPS) was the second-lowest by a Dodger since World War II. ... Highlight: RBI single in the bottom of the 14th gave L.A. a 1-0 win over Arizona. ... Lowlight: Struck out four times at San Francisco on June 30. ... Sidelight: Went 12-for-50 (.240) with two walks as a pinch-hitter, but was 16-for-105 (.152) with three walks in all other appearances.
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| SPLITS | G | AB | R | H | HR | RBI | AVG | SLG | OPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Career | 2228 | 8640 | 1084 | 2529 | 287 | 1365 | .293 | .461 | .785 |
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