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| Height: 6-2
Weight: 220
Throws: R
Bats: R Born: Oct 28, 1982, Kennewick, WA Contract: Signed through 2010 |
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| September 24, 2007 On Saturday, Jeremy Bonderman tossed what manager Jim Leyland called an excellent bullpen session. However, the pitcher reported soreness in his elbow Sunday, so the Tigers have thrown in the towel on his season, according to the Detroit Free Press. "It doesn't make sense to pitch him," Leyland said. "But don't put any red flag up, because there is none. He's fine." Testing revealed no structural damage, so it appears the Tigers are just playing it safely now, so he'll be set for next season. |
| September 22, 2007 If Jeremy Bonderman's elbow responds well to his side session on Saturday, he could start for the Tigers on Tuesday, according to the AP. "We'll see how it feels," he said. "We're still just taking it day by day." If Bonderman doesn't start, Yorman Bazardo is expected to get the nod. |
| September 18, 2007 Jeremy Bonderman felt no pain in his right elbow after playing catch before Monday's game, and he was encouraged enough to think that he may be able to make a start before the end of the season, according to the Detroit News. "I didn't throw off the mound, I just played catch," he said, "but the pain was gone. I have to throw a few more times before anything gets decided, but I was definitely encouraged." Even with this news, there's no reason for Bonderman to be owned right now outside of keeper leagues. |
| September 10, 2007 An MRI exam of Tigers righthander Jeremy Bonderman 's sore right elbow showed pinched cartilage, which will not require surgery, according to the Associated Press. Bonderman is not expected to pitch again in 2007. |
| September 9, 2007 We may have seen the last of Jeremy Bonderman this season. Tigers manager Jim Leyland said Sunday that Bonderman probably will be shut down due to a nagging elbow injury, according to the AP. A final decision should come after he's examined further on Monday, but it sounds like the Tigers will be cautious and end his season now. |
| September 6, 2007 There have been rumors that Jeremy Bonderman is going through elbow problems, but manager Jim Leyland insists that it's not a big deal. "His elbow is barking a little bit - it's nothing significant," Leyland said in the Detroit Free Press. "This is stuff that a lot of pitchers go through." Bonderman expects to make his next scheduled start on Sunday. |
| June 26, 2007 Jeremy Bonderman hadnt lost in 17 starts prior to Monday night, but he made an error that led to two unearned runs against the Rangers and his first loss since last September 10. Bonderman struck out a season-high nine but the Tigers couldnt recover from the four-run third inning posted by the Rangers. Bonderman had also won eight decisions in a row after staring the season with five consecutive no-decisions. |
| May 24, 2007 As expected, the Tigers activated Jeremy Bonderman from the disabled list prior to Thursday's game. He had been out of action with a blistered finger. Bonderman looked fantastic, as he held the Angels scoreless over eight innings, allowing just four hits and five walks. The problem appeared to be minor, so he should be fine going forward. |
| May 23, 2007 Jeremy Bonderman says the blister on his finger is "100 percent healed" according to the Detroit News. He's fully expected to start Thursday; Andrew Miller was returned to the minors yesterday. |
| May 22, 2007 Jeremy Bonderman, on the DL with a blister problem, is still in line to start for the Tigers on Thursday. He has missed his last two starts with the injury, according to the AP. |
| May 20, 2007 The Tigers are is optimistic Jeremy Bonderman will make his next scheduled start Thursday, the AP reports. He's on the DL with a blister problem. |
| May 16, 2007 Jeremy Bonderman has been placed on the 15-day DL, retroactive to May 9, due to his ongoing blister problem. Andrew Miller will come up and make Bonderman's start Friday, with the Tigers hoping Bonderman could be ready to pitch again next Thursday against the Angels. Bonderman felt discomfort in his finger during a throwing session Wednesday. "It's still sore, but really, when I try to get on a ball, there's just no way," he told the Tigers official site. "It burns. It's not healed. It's raw." |
| May 16, 2007 After making it through an afternoon throwing session on Tuesday, Jeremy Bonderman is still on schedule to pitch as scheduled on Friday, reports the teams official website. He thinks all systems are go, manager Jim Leyland said. The club continues to monitor the blister on Bondermans right middle finger closely, but it sounds like hell be able to give it a go on Friday. |
| May 14, 2007 Manager Jim Leyland said it's "not a slam dunk" that Jeremy Bonderman, who missed his last start with a finger injury, will be able to make his next scheduled start on Friday, according to the AP. If he's unable to go Friday, the Tigers will place him on the disabled list. |
| May 13, 2007 Jeremy Bonderman, who missed his scheduled start on Sunday with a finger injury, is "coming along really good," manager Jim Leyland said. He's expected to be able to make his next scheduled start on Friday against the Cardinals, according to the AP. |
| May 11, 2007 Jeremy Bonderman will miss his scheduled start Sunday against Minnesota because of an injured middle finger on his pitching hand, according to the AP. He developed two blisters in spring training, but said the latest injury to the tip of his middle finger is more of a cut than a blister. "Missing one now is better than missing more games later in the year," Bonderman said. "Hopefully we can get it better now and not have to worry about it." |
| May 10, 2007 Tigers manager Jim Leyland called ace Jeremy Bonderman "very questionable" for his scheduled start on Sunday against the Twins, the AP reports. Bonderman has a blister on the tip of the middle finger of his pitching hand. Leyland said Bonderman's replacement would not come from the bullpen. |
| May 9, 2007 Jeremy Bonderman said the blister on his pitching hand, which he tore on his final pitch in Tuesday night's game, was hurting Wednesday, the AP reports. Bonderman will get treatment for the blister and says he doesn't expect to sit out Sunday's turn, though Jim Leyland says pushing Bonderman back is a possibility. Bonderman's last turn was pushed back because of the same issue. |
| May 4, 2007 Jeremy Bonderman has a blister on the middle finger of his pitching hand, and his next scheduled start on Sunday will be pushed back to Tuesday, according to the AP. Chad Durbin will start in Bonderman's place on Sunday. |
| March 23, 2007 Jeremy Bonderman was able to get in five innings Thursday despite hyperextending his knee, the Detroit Free Press reports. Bonderman shrugged off the injury after and game, insisting he's fine and won't miss any time. |
| March 18, 2007 Manager Jim Leyland said he expects to give Jeremy Bonderman the ball on opening day, according to the Detroit Free Press. "Let me make this simple. It'll be Bonderman, Rogers, Verlander, Robertson, and Maroth, if everybody's healthy," Leyland said. "That's my rotation. End of the conversation." |
| March 2, 2007 Justin Verlander has taught Jeremy Bonderman how to a throw a changeup, a pitch that Bonderman plans to add to his repertoire this season, according to the AP. "It's a pitch I need to throw," Bonderman said. "I'm going to throw it as much as I can the first three or four games in the spring, then add everything together toward the end of camp." Bonderman threw 28 pitches against the Astros on Friday, and 10 of them were changeups. He went two innings, allowing one run on two hits and one walk while striking out three. |
| February 15, 2007 Jeremy Bonderman is looking to add a third pitch to his fastball/slider repertoire, according to the Detroit News. "I need to throw a third pitch, I know I do," he said. "It's just a matter of getting it. "I'll come up with something. I'm going to do whatever I can to make myself better. There are tons of pitches you can throw. When camp starts, I'm sure I'll talk with (pitching coach Chuck Hernandez) and come up with a plan." Bonderman throws a change-up on occasion, but he doesn't have much confidence in the pitch and often goes entire games without throwing it. |