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| Nook Logan has been released by the Dodgers, according to the LA Daily News. Logan was notably among the names mentioned in the Mitchell Report. The Dodgers' outfield is too deep for him to hold a spot. |
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| The Dodgers signed Nook Logan to a minor-league contract Saturday, according to the InsideSoCal.com. Logan was not invited to Spring Training and will instead report directly to the team's Triple-A affiliate in Las Vegas. The Dodgers have extensive depth in the outfield, both at the Major League level and in their farm system, so Logan's chances of having a fantasy impact this season are long. |
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| Nationals manager Manny Acta has been and will continue to use center fielders Nook Logan and Ryan Langerhans in a platoon. Logan will face left-handers and Langerhans will face right-handers. The news has caused Logan to stop his switch-hitting ways and focus solely on batting right-handed, the Washington Post reports. |
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| Nook Logan expects to come off the disabled list on Monday, May 7 and take his center field job back, the Washington Post reports. Logan strained his left foot on April 2. |
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| Nook Logan should be able to rejoin the Nationals for the May 7-9 series at Milwaukee, the AP reports. He's been out since opening day with a foot injury. |
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| Nook Logan, out since opening day with a strained left foot, ran hard sprints Sunday for the first time since the injury, according to the Washington Post. "From last week to this week, it's going faster than I thought," Logan said. "If you told me last week that I'd be out there running sprints, I'd have looked at you like you were crazy." Logan could return to the lineup next week. |
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| Nook Logan still has soreness in his left foot and is at least another week away from returning, the Washington Post reports. |
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| The Nationals placed Nook Logan on the DL Tuesday with a left foot strain, according to the AP. Logan injured the foot while making a catch in the fourth inning of yesterday's opener. The team recalled Kory Casto from Triple-A Columbus to take Logan's place on the roster. |
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| Nook Logan suffered a hyperextended left foot when making a catch on Monday, according to the Washington Post. X-rays on the foot were negative, but the Nats are awaiting results of an MRI exam last night. If Logan were to need a trip to the DL, which doesn't seem likely at this point, Kory Casto would likely be recalled. |
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| Nook Logan suffered a right-ankle injury in the fourth inning Monday and left the game. Chris Snelling replaced him. Logan suffered the injury while making a running catch on Dan Uggla. |
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| Barring a setback, Nook Logan will begin the season as the Nats' starting center fielder, according to the Washington Post. Logan appears to be recovered from his strained groin. |
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| Nook Logan felt "great" after going through some running tests Thursday and he's expected to play against Baltimore Friday, the Washington Post reports. He's coming back from a strained groin. |
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| Despite dealing with a groin injury, Nook Logan is still hoping that he'll be ready to play by the start of the season, according to the AP. "Just from how I feel today, I think I'll be ready to play this weekend -- at Norfolk and RFK," Logan said. Manager Manny Acta originally gave a timetable of two weeks for Logan's return. |
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| Nook Logan strained his right groin on Saturday, and he won't be ready for the start of the season, according to the AP. "It's going to be at least two weeks," manager Manny Acta said. "The one thing we don't want to do is bring him back too early and have him pull it and be out a long time." |
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| Nook Logan strained his right groin while running the basepaths in the ninth inning on Saturday, according to the AP. The seriousness of Logan's injury was unclear; no MRI exam was immediately planned. "It could be three days, it could be five. It could be two months," manager Manny Acta said. "We don't know yet." |
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| The Nationals signed Nook Logan to a one-year deal Monday, according to Sports Network. Financial terms of the deal weren't disclosed. Logan is expected to start in center field for the Nats this year. |
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| Manager Manny Acta said that Nook Logan won't face any competition for the starting job in center field, according to the Washington Post. "He's going to spring training as our center fielder," Acta said. "He's going to be his own competition there, and that's it." Logan hit .300 in 90 at-bats for Washington last year. |
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| Nook Logan left Friday's game in the fifth inning with a strained quad, the AP reports. |
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| The Tigers designated Nook Logan for assignment on Tuesday, according to the AP. Logan, who hit .258 in 322 at-bats with the Tigers in 2005, did not make an appearance with the big-league club this year. |
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