Cory Wade

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The Dodgers relievers today, consisting of Falkenborg, Cory Wade and Ramon Troncoso, kept the White Sox off the board for the rest of the game but couldn’t cover for the Dodger hitters, who hit four singles and a double.  The Dodgers wasted leadoff runners in a whopping five innings (first, second, third, fourth and  seventh), and adding to their own demise with three double plays, including a second straight game of having a runner doubled off a base. About the only good news for the Dodgers was that Mark Sweeney didn’t strike out again. He flew out to left field, so I guess it’s somewhat of an improvement. Then again, with his average dipping to .102, there’s a whole lotta room for improvement.

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                About the only good news for the Dodgers was that they rid themselves of Scott the Proctologist.  In their haste to get Proctor off their hands, the Dodgers sent him to Triple-A Las Vegas and the disabled list at the same time, barely missing the trifecta of trading him to the Yankees for $100,000 to finance a Broadway play. Proctor has been pitching poorly recently, albeit through injuries, and his 6.45 ERA and unreliability out of the bullpen will not be missed. Get well soon, Scott. Actually, take your time.

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