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| Jason Repko avoided arbitration by signing a one-year, $500,000 deal with the Dodgers, according to Fox Sports. |
Our View: Repko spent most of last season at Triple-A Albuquerque, though he could have a chance to make the Dodgers' roster as a reserve outfielder following Juan Pierre's departure.
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| Jason Repko was sent down to Triple-A on Sunday, according to the Los Angeles Times. |
Our View: Repko had six stolen bases this spring, but also hit just .225. He has always had fine speed but has never been able to carve out a significant role in his career with the Dodgers and had the odds stacked heavily against him this season with the team's stacked outfield.
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| Outfielder Jason Repko tells the Los Angeles Daily News that he is fine after experiencing some hamstring tightness on Tuesday night. |
Our View: Repko is hitting .242 this spring and is not in good position to make an impact this year. He would benefit greatly from a trade, either of himself to a new club or of Juan Pierre.
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| Jason Repko went 0-for-2 while stranding three runners on Saturday in a 13-5 win over the Rockies. |
Our View: Repko, who would like to be traded, isn't upping his value any as he's just batting .125 in the Cactus League in 2009.
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| Outfielder Jason Repko wants to be traded from the Dodgers, according to the L.A. Daily News. "For the last two years, we have been asking the Dodgers for a trade, both myself and Jason. They have not given us any indication he is a part of their plans this year, nor in the future," said Repko's agent, Dan Lozano. |
Our View: Repko, who agreed to a $500,00 deal with the team on Tuesday, spent most of last season in Triple-A. There, he hit .283 with 12 home runs in 459 at-bats. He'd likely make a decent fourth or fifth outfielder for some team, but is not deserving of attention from fantasy owners.
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| The Dodgers have avoided salary arbitration with Jason Repko by signing him to a one-year deal for $500,000, according to the LA Times. The contract includes $87,500 in incentives, based on his number of plate appearances. |
Our View: Repko could earn playing time in the Dodgers' outfield in 2009 if they do not reel in Manny Ramirez or another free agent.
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| Jason Repko was sent to Triple-A Las Vegas in order to make room for Andruw Jones and Nomar Garciaparra, according to The Sports Network. |
Our View: Repko has seven at-bats in his time in the majors, struck out four times and failed to get a hit. You won't miss him on your fantasy squad.
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| Outfielder Jason Repko has been recalled from Triple-A Las Vegas, according to the AP. The team placed Juan Pierre on the 15-day DL with a sprained MCL in his left knee, and Repko fills his spot on the roster.
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Our View: Repko displays good power, but only merits fantasy attention in larger NL-only leagues as he won't see regular playing time in the Dodgers' outfield during his stint with the club.
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| Jason Repko has shed his knee brace and was able to walk around a bit yesterday without crutches, according to the LA Times. He likely will not return from his hamstring surgery this season, though a timetable won't be set until he meets with a physical therapist. "If it ends up taking five months and the season's over, then that's what has to happen," Repko said. "But I just have to get myself to 100 percent and, realistically, ready for next year." |
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| Jason Repko will not play this season because of two torn tendons in his hamstring, according to the LA Times. "The prognosis is good, the time frame is bad," trainer Stan Conte said. "This requires the tendon to be regrown back on the bone." |
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| An MRI revealed a tear in Jason Repko's right hamstring, and he could be sidelined for "several months," according to ESPN.com. "It's not good," Dodgers manager Grady Little said. "He's going to miss a lot of time." |
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| Jason Repko's ankle injury from Thursday is a high-ankle sprain that will probably keep him out multiple weeks, the Los Angeles Times reports. "It's a high strain, which is notorious for slow recoveries," trainer Stan Conte said. Repko's recovery "will probably be measured in weeks." |
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| Jason Repko left Thursday's game in the third inning with a hamstring injury, according to MLB.com. Repko will undergo an MRI Friday. Repko has sat out a good portion of spring training with a groin injury. |
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| Jason Repko got back into game action Wednesday and ran at full speed, according to the LA Times. He had been sidelined since March 10 with a strained groin. |
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| Dodgers manager Grady Little said that Jason Repko could return to action in about three days, according to the LA Times. Repko is recovering from a strained groin. |
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| Jason Repko has been sidelined the past week due to a strained right groin, and he may have to open the year on the disabled list, according to the LA Times. "We don't know. We don't have a calendar on his getting ready to play," manager Grady Little said. "But we do know that speed is his game. Whether it's running the bases or playing defense. So we won't be pushing him and trying to rush the process along. Without this No. 1 tool being 100%, then he doesn't mean as much to this team." If Repko starts the year on the DL, Matt Kemp or Larry Bigbie would have a better chance at breaking team with the team.
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| Jason Repko said the strained right groin that forced him out of Saturday's game was feeling better on Sunday, according to the AP. "I feel much better than I did yesterday," Repko said. "At this point it's day-to-day. We'll see how it goes today, come back tomorrow and see the improvement and just take it like that." |
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| Jason Repko left Saturday's game with a right groin injury, the Dodgers official site reports. Repko had two doubles and a stolen base before leaving the game. "We'll know more tomorrow," he said. "When I felt it twinge, I sort of let it go limp and didn't really run the last two steps. Now I have to let it calm down. I don't think I will be out long." |
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| Jason Repko said he's fully recovered from last year's right ankle injury and the plantar fasciitis in his left foot that's plagued him the past few seasons, according to the LA Times. He underwent a procedure to deal with the plantar fasciitis. "I lived with that pain for years, and after a month of rehab, it didn't hurt anymore," he said. "I've been doing everything full speed." |
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| Jason Repko will probably have surgery to address plantar fasciitis, according to the Dodgers official site. |
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| The Dodgers activated Jason Repko from the disabled list on Monday and started him in center field, according to the AP. He went 0-for-2. Repko had been sidelined since mid-May with a high ankle sprain. |
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| The Dodgers plan to activate Jason Repko from the 60-day disabled list on Monday, according to the AP. Repko will take some playing time away from Kenny Lofton, Andre Ethier and Jose Cruz, Jr. |
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| Jason Repko, on the DL with a sprained ankle, is expected to return to action sometime next week, according to the AP. He has missed 63 games with the injury. |
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