Originally published Saturday, September 11, 2010 at 4:13 PM
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Padilla scratched from Sunday start
Los Angeles Dodgers right hander Vicente Padilla will not make his scheduled start against the Houston Astros on Sunday because of a bulging disk in his neck.
The Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers right hander Vicente Padilla will not make his scheduled start against the Houston Astros on Sunday because of a bulging disk in his neck.
Padilla (6-5) allowed three runs in four innings Monday against Atlanta, a day after he was activated from the disabled list.
Manager Joe Torre said Saturday "I don't see him pitching in the foreseeable future."
Carlos Monasterios (3-5) was to make Sunday's start.
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