Chris Taylor at IL with a broken arm

PHILADELPHIA – Chris Taylor, the Dodgers championship player, was placed on the injured list Monday, fractured left forearm, after being hit by a shot in Sunday's 7-4 12-round win over the Reds Sox.
Taylor underwent an x-ray on Monday in Philadelphia after a fluoroscopy on Sunday night at

PHILADELPHIA – Dodgers outfielder Chris Taylor Monday was placed on the injured list with a fractured left forearm after being hit by a throw in Sunday's 7-4 win, 12 innings against the Red Sox.

Taylor underwent an x-ray on Monday in Philadelphia after a fluoroscopy was taken Sunday night in Boston to be negative again. He was hit by a fast 92 mph at the beginning of the 11th inning, but he was temporarily in the game before being caught at the start of the 12th.

Taylor scored .370 with 12 more wins, including three homers, and 17 RBIs in his last 21 games. He had also walked 11 times during this period, giving him a base percentage of .443 and a limit of 1,073 OPS as of June 18.

The Dodgers recalled Matt Beaty from Triple-A Oklahoma City to take Taylor's place on the active players list.

Baez potentially flip-flops

Director Dave Roberts said the club had solved the succession problems Pedro Báez was sway Sunday.

Baez served two consecutive runs in the eighth inning, then proceeded to the removal of the next three batters after Roberts went to the mound to tell him he may have flipped over.

"The guys who take off swings like that, in different places, there's a red flag," Roberts said.

Baez has allowed six points and three homers in just two-thirds in his last three games. That comes after he's only allowed one homeroom on 39 1/3 in 40 games this season. Roberts did not go into the details, but said that he had discussed the situation with Baez, and that the Dodgers skipper was not expecting it to be a problem for him. # 39; future.

"We talked about it and I think everything will be cleaned up," said Roberts. "Once in the heat of the moment, we sometimes come back to what we've always known. It's something we, as coaches, need to keep in mind." . "

News and notes

• The right-handed Dodgers Casey Sadler of Oklahoma City on Monday and appointed left-handed Zac Rosscup for a corresponding assignment.

Rosscup, who signed with the Dodgers on June 12, clocked a time of 6.00 after allowing three runs (two earned) on six hits and three walks in three innings on his last stint with the club. As for Sadler, he has allocated four points in six innings in two appearances in Oklahoma City after being acquired during a deal with the Rays on July 3rd.