Dodgers RHP Kuroda fine in throwing session
CINCINNATI (AP)—Hiroki Kuroda(notes) has come through a throwing session without any problems, bringing him one step closer to rejoining the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Kuroda threw 35 pitches, most of them from behind a protective screen, during a simulated game Saturday. Dodgers manager Joe Torre didn’t see Kuroda flinch or shy away from balls hit his way.
Kuroda was hit on the right side of the head by Rusty Ryal’s(notes) line drive in a game against Arizona on Aug. 15. He had concussion symptoms and was placed on the disabled list.
The right-hander could begin a minor league rehabilitation assignment as early as next week.

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Great post moron.... Ladies and gentleman, Brian Botano!
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that's good! then the giants were being the giants again, losing to the mets.the dodgers gained a game on sf with their victory over arizona. and it looks like colorado is going to split a twin bill with florida and the dodgers will gain a half game on the rockies. go dodger blue!
ps. i watched the dodgers beat arizona on tv (i live in la) and it looked like the women
in arizona are hot! and i don't mean because of the weather!
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