fielder Magglio Ordonez, Detroit. Photo: File / PD.
DETROIT (AP) - Venezuelan Outfielder Detroit Tigers Magglio Ordonez returned Friday to the disabled list 15 days after feeling that his right ankle operated on was not strong enough.
Ordóñez has failed to recover fully after breaking his ankle while sliding to score a run in July. Is batting .172 with one homer and five RBIs in 26 games played this season.
Income from Venezuela to the list in force since May 11. The Tigers asked him to return to see doctor who operated on him, Phillip Kwong, of the Kerlan-Jobe Clinic in Los Angeles.
Ordóñez was in the locker room before the game on Friday against Kansas City, but he did not want to talk about it. Just noted that the problem does not leave play at the level you want.
team Andy Dirks join the team from Triple-A Toledo to replace him.
The good news is that the second baseman Carlos Guillen, who is recovering from surgery on his left knee, and began to engage in sporting activities such as running, catching grounders and batting. It is unclear when he will return to the template.
"It's a good sign," Guillen said. "I feel good today after all I did yesterday."
Marlins: Javier Vazquez returns to the workforce after mourning
The Puerto Rican right-hander Javier Vazquez, the Marlins. Photo: File / PD.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Florida Marlins on Friday reinstated pitcher Javier Vazquez, who had traveled to Puerto Rico for the death of a relative of his wife.
Vázquez, improved to 2-3 and earned-run average of 6.88, is the scheduled starter for Sunday's game against the Nationals. On Monday, took the loss by 6-4 to Philadelphia.
Marlins outfielder also recovered Logan Morrison, who was on the disabled list 15 days.
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