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It isn’t often a team welcomes back a handful of former players in one season who made an impact before moving on to a new club. But, such has been the case this year at Dodger Stadium as Dee Gordon, Dan Haren, Matt Kemp and Juan Uribe have all stood across the dugout they once […] More
In 2003, the Los Angeles Dodgers used their first round pick on a right-handed pitcher out of Defiance High School in Ohio named Chad Billingsley. He proved that pick was worth it, pitching seven seasons for the team from 2006-12 before dealing with injuries for most of 2013 and all of 2014. The Dodgers bought […] More
There are certain players that stick around with an organization long enough that their departure seems like saying goodbye to a long-time friend. This offseason, the Los Angeles Dodgers said goodbye to outfielder Matt Kemp, who was drafted in 2003 by the team. At the end of the day, baseball is a business and with […] More
After making just two starts since the 2013 season, Chad Billingsley had the team option on his contract for 2015 declined by the Los Angeles Dodgers, making him a free agent. Despite coming off a second consecutive year in which he underwent season-ending surgery on his right elbow, Billingsley is drawing interest and has received […] More
[new_royalslider id=”20″] Heading into the 2014 season, the backend of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ starting rotation was a in bit of limbo. The time signed Dan Haren as the fourth starter, which left the final spot up for grabs. While Chad Billingsley was still recovering from Tommy John surgery, he eyed a return to the […] More
[new_royalslider id=”20″] After having his 2013 season cut short due to Tommy John surgery, Chad Billingsley had his sights set on a return to the starting rotation this season. Billingsley’s recovery was met with multiple setbacks before he was eventually shut down due to needing surgery to repair a torn flexor tendon in his right […] More
[new_royalslider id=”20″] Los Angeles Dodgers starter Chad Billingsley has been plagued by the injury bug for two consecutive seasons. The right-hander was thought to be on the road to recovery after undergoing Tommy John surgery in 2013 and receiving a platelet-rich plasma injection in late-April of 2014. However, due to a torn flexor tendon in […] More
[new_royalslider id=”20″] Chad Billingsley’s 2013 season was washed away after two games with the right-hander suffering an elbow injury that ultimately required Tommy John surgery. Billingsley initially delayed the surgery by attempting to rehab his elbow. After numerous setbacks during his recovery this season, the latest which was a torn flexor tendon in his right […] More
[new_royalslider id=”20″] As the Los Angeles Dodgers await the return of Carl Crawford and Juan Uribe, and perhaps Scott Elbert, they learned Monday there was one player that would not join them in 2014. Chad Billingsley, who was attempting to recover from last season’s Tommy John surgery, suffered a torn flexor tendon in his right […] More
[new_royalslider id=”184″] After a season of multiple setbacks, Chad Billingsley will not pitch another inning for the Los Angeles Dodgers this season. An MRI revealed a healthy UCL in his right elbow, but a torn flexor tendon as well. Billingsley has opted for surgery, which he’ll undergo next week. This will be Billingsley’s second straight […] More
[new_royalslider id=”20″] Chad Billingsley’s prospects of pitching in 2014 have gone from a potential return in May to enduring multiple setbacks and now the right-hander will miss another season. Billingsley’s latest setback and MRI revealed a healthy UCL in his right elbow, but a torn flexor tendon. The right-hander was scheduled to meet with Dr. […] More
[new_royalslider id=”20″] Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Chad Billingsley has had a bit of a troublesome comeback, to say the least. After having Tommy John Surgery last season, the eight-year veteran has been trying to recover and earn a spot on the roster. Doctors were optimistic that Billingsley might have been able to return earlier […] More
