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October 23, 2008
Tim Hudson is expected to miss the entire 2009 season after having Tommy John surgery, according to the AP. Atlanta GM Frank Wren said that his top priority for the offseason is to acquire two starting pitchers. |
August 8, 2008
Tim Hudson underwent Tommy John surgery and hopes to return to the hill by August of next season, according to MLB.com. |
August 2, 2008
Tim Hudson will undergo ligament-transplant elbow surgery to repair his torn ulnar collateral ligament late next week, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Dr. James Andrews will perform the surgery.
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July 31, 2008
Braves pitcher Tim Hudson will need to undergo Tommy John surgery, and will likely miss most of next year, according to MLB.com. Dr. James Andrews took an MRI of his arm and showed Hudson where the tear of the ligament was. |
July 30, 2008
Updating an earlier report, it now appears that Tim Hudson will wait to decide upon whether or not he needs Tommy John surgery after a visit with renowned doctor James Andrew left him with the option of waiting a couple of weeks before making a final decision, according to MLB.com. "I'm going to tough it out," Hudson said via a text message. |
July 30, 2008
Two doctors have recommended that Tim Hudson should undergo Tommy John surgery to repair the injured ligament in his elbow, according the the Atlanta Journal Constitution. |
July 29, 2008
Tim Hudson will meet with a team physician before traveling to Birmingham, Alabama to see famed orthopedic surgeon James Andrews, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. It's already been revealed that he has ligament damage, and it's possible he could require Tommy John surgery. Hudson said he hasn't felt pain in his elbow. "I'm starting to wonder if it's been like this for three or four years, and is just something I learned to deal with," Hudson said Monday. |
July 28, 2008
The Sports Ticker reports that Braves' general manager Frank Wren announced on Monday night that an MRI performed on staff ace Tim Hudson's right elbow revealed possible ligament damage. The 33-year old will be evaluated further by Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Alabama later this week. |
July 28, 2008
The AP reports that Tim Hudson, who was previously scheduled to start on Tuesday, has been placed on the 15-day disabled list with right elbow tightness. |
July 25, 2008
Braves pitcher Tim Hudson said his elbow is feeling much better, and that he should be able to start on Tuesday when the Braves take on the Cardinals, according to Braves.com. |
July 24, 2008
Tim Hudson said his elbow injury should not cause him to miss his next start, according to the AP. Hudson said, "I dont foresee any problems unless I wake up tomorrow and cant move my elbow. I dont foresee it being that big of a deal."
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July 23, 2008
Tim Hudson shutout the Marlins for six innings on Wednesday to pick up his 11th victory but he was forced to leave after six innings because of tightness in his pitching elbow, according to MLB.com. |
July 13, 2008
Tim Hudson made a relief appearance in the eighth inning of Sunday's 12-3 win over the Padres. The one inning of relief was the first of his nine-year career. |
July 9, 2008
Veteran hurler Tim Hudson suffered his seventh loss of the season as his Braves struggled to get the bats warm at the plate, falling 2-1 against the Dodgers. Hudson pitched seven innings, allowing just two runs (both earned) on four hits with two walks and four strikeouts. |
July 4, 2008
Tim Hudson enjoyed a strong outing in Friday's 6-2 win over the Astros, as he only gave up one earned run on four hits over seven innings, with three walks and six strikeouts. |
June 28, 2008
Atlanta RHP Tim Hudson suffered through his sixth loss of the season today, falling 9-5 the Toronto Blue Jays. Hudson lasted five innings, surrendering six runs (all earned) on seven hits with three walks and three strikeouts, including two homers surrendered to do the bulk of the damage. |
June 28, 2008
Atlanta veteran Tim Hudson will be tasked with keeping his team in the win column this evening as the Braves take on the Toronto Blue Jays, according to the Sports Network. |
June 22, 2008
Atlanta RHP Tim Hudson wasn't especially sharp on the mound this afternoon, but he picked up the win as his Braves pulled out the 8-3 win over the Mariners. Hudson pitched seven innings of shutout baseball, surrendering just four hits with four walks and two strikeouts. |
June 22, 2008
The Atlanta Braves will send RHP Tim Hudson to the hill today as they battle in their interleague finale against Seattle, according to the Sports Network. |
June 17, 2008
Atlanta RHP Tim Hudson suffered through a rough outing this evening, taking the loss as his Braves fell 7-5 to the Rangers. Hudson pitched 4 1/3 innings, giving up six runs (all earned) on six hits with two walks and three strikeouts. |
June 17, 2008
Tim Hudson was removed from his last start due to cramps and dehydration, but is set to take the mound tonight against the Rangers, according to MLB.com. The former member of the Athletics is 6-5 with a 4.01 ERA in 16 career starts against the Rangers. |
June 16, 2008
Tim Hudson is on schedule to make his start against the Rangers on Tuesday, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution. |
June 12, 2008
Tim Hudson held the Cubs to just one run on Thursday before he was treated for dehydration, according to MLB.com. "He couldn't bend his fingers," after being removed from the game Braves manager Bobby Cox said.
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June 12, 2008
Tim Hudson limited the Padres to just one run over 6.2 innings on Thursday, but he picked up a no-decision after Blaine Boyer blew the save in the ninth inning. |
June 3, 2008
Tim Hudson still expects to make his next scheduled start Friday against the Phillies, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution. Hudson is nursing a strained left hamstring, and said, "I feel OK, just a little sore. It's nothing like when I had a pulled hamstring in the past. Just get some treatment, stay on top of it the next four days, ice it, and I should be able to pitch."
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June 2, 2008
Tim Hudson expects to make his next start despite a mild left hamstring strain. "Hopefully, the next few days it'll gradually get a little better," Hudson informs MLB.com. "But even if it stays the way it is, it should be OK to go out there and pitch." He suffered the injury on Sunday and is slated to face the Phillies on Friday. |
June 1, 2008
It appears the cramp that Tim Hudson experienced in Sunday afternoon's game in Cincinnati is actually a strained left hamstring, this according to MLB.com.
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June 1, 2008
Updating a previous report, Tim Hudson left his start on Sunday due to a left leg cramp, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. |
June 1, 2008
Tim Hudson left his start on Sunday in the seventh inning due to a left leg injury. |
May 27, 2008
Tim Hudson will be targeting his eighth win of the season when he challenges the Brewers tonight in Milwaukee, according to MLB.com. Hudson is 7-3 with a 2.97 ERA and strong 1.05 WHIP over 11 starts. |
May 22, 2008
Tim Hudson picked up his seventh win on Thursday night by holding the Mets to only two runs over eight innings. Hudson didn't walk a batter though he did allow two solo home runs. |
May 22, 2008
Tim Hudson will be aiming for his seventh win of the season when the Braves host the Mets tonight, according to MLB.com. |
May 17, 2008
Tim Hudson suffered his third loss of the season as the Oakland Athletics beat the Atlanta Braves 5-4 on Saturday night. In the loss the right hander allowed five runs on five hits, walked five and struck out three. |
May 12, 2008
The Pirates, who were hoping to sweep Monday's doubleheader and extend their winning streak to seven, decided to pitch John Van Benschoten against Tim Hudson -- which destroyed that hope. Hudson was strong in his ninth start of the season allowing one unearned run on two hits, walked two and struck out five in seven innings of work. |
May 7, 2008
Atlanta RHP Tim Hudson made the start for the Braves this evening and picked up his fifth win of the season, putting the San Diego Padres in the loss column 5-2. Hudson threw seven innings, allowing two runs (both earned) on six hits with three walks and three strike outs earned along the way. |
May 2, 2008
Tim Hudson pitched his 11th career shutout as the Atlanta Braves ended a season-high four-game losing streak with a 2-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Friday night.
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April 26, 2008
Tim Hudson fell to 3-2 on Saturday as he allowed four runs on seven hits over three innings of work against the Mets, with no walks and one strikeout. Hudson was pulled after three innings, but the team said it was due to his performance and not due to an injury. |
April 21, 2008
Tim Hudson rebounded from a terrible start to pick up his third victory of the season by holding the Nationals to just one earned run in 6.2 innings. Hudson did allow 10 hits with just three K on the night, but he also permitted only two walks. |
April 21, 2008
Tim Hudson, who had a rough outing last time out with decreased velocity, faces the Nationals on Monday, this according to MLB.com. |
April 17, 2008
Following up on an earlier report; Tim Hudson's fastball velocity was down about five mph in Wednesday's loss to the Marlins. Tim Hudson told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "I felt fine physically. Just one of those nights I went out there and just couldn't get anything behind the ball. It was kind of a weird feeling. My heater fastball is normally a lot better than that. Just wasn't coming out of my hand good, for whatever reason." |
April 17, 2008
Tim Hudson's fastball velocity was down about 5 mph all night during his loss to Florida on Wednesday, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution. Hudson threw a fastball as hard as he could to Mike Jacobs, but he juiced it into the stands for a homer, on a pitch that only hit 85-mph. Hudson commented, "I felt fine physically. Just one of those nights I went out there and just couldn't get anything behind the ball. It was kind of a weird feeling. My heater fastball is normally a lot better than that. Just wasn't coming out of my hand good, for whatever reason."
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April 16, 2008
Tim Hudson had his first poor outing of the season on Wednesday as he allowed six hits and four runs in just three innings to pick up his first loss against the Marlins. |
April 16, 2008
Tim Hudson is set to take the hill tonight against Florida, according to MLB.com. He is pitching very well as he is off to a 2-0 start with a 2.14 ERA over 21 innings, with 12 strikeouts and only two walks. |
April 11, 2008
Tim Hudson dominated the Nationals on his way to his second victory of the season as he allowed no runs and just three hits over eight innings for the Braves. Hudson now owns a 2.14 ERA over 21 innings to open the year, and with the uncertain health of John Smoltz, the Braves will need to rely heavily on Hudson this year if they hope to challenge for the division title. |
April 10, 2008
Tim Hudson and the Braves won't have to endure a cold Thursday night at Coors Field.
The Atlanta Braves pitcher was scheduled to start Thursday's finale of a four-game series against the Colorado Rockies, but the game was postponed until June 16 because of snow.
The Braves will keep their rotation in order despite the postponement. Hudson is 0-2 with a 13.00 ERA in two career Coors Field starts. In two starts at Turner Field against the Rockies, he has allowed just three runs in 22 innings.
Instead of pitching against the Rockies, Hudson will take the mound at Nationals Park on Friday, where he pitched a stellar opener against Washington. |
April 10, 2008
Tim Hudson's next start will be moved to Friday, according to the AP. He was scheduled to pitch today against Colorado, but the game was postponed due to snow. He will face Washington tomorrow instead. |
April 5, 2008
Tim Hudson pitched six solid innings on Saturday allowing six hits, no walks and three earned runs to pick up his first victory of the year. Hudson channeled his inner Hudson last year on his way to 16 victories and a 3.33 ERA, and after two starts this season he is right in line with that level of performance. |
April 4, 2008
Tim Hudson will pitch Saturday now with Friday's rainout, according to the AP. He'll face John Maine and the Mets. |
March 30, 2008
Tim Hudson pitched well in a no decision against Washington on Sunday night in the season opener, as he only allowed two runs on three hits over seven innings, with no walks and three strikeouts. He pitched well enough to win and it is too bad that the Braves couldn't provide adequate run support. His season is off to a good start overall. |
March 8, 2008
Tim Hudson will make the spring-training start for Atlanta with the team faces St. Louis on Sunday, according to the Associated Press. Hudson is 1-0 this spring with a 3.60 ERA, though his eight hits allowed in five innings is a tad concerning. With that said, Hudson is working on experimentation with a backdoor slider and continues to work into shape, thus the modest returns are somewhat positive at this early stage of the process. |
March 4, 2008
Tim Hudson tested out a new pitch during Tuesday's exhibition contest, according to the AP. "Ive been trying to develop a backdoor slider on lefties and I ripped off a few good ones," Hudson said. Considering he was trying out a new weapon in his pitching arsenal and still is shaking off the offseason rust, he looked pretty good in the game; Hudson worked three innings and allowed four hits, a walk and a run, while striking out two batters. Hudson was 16-10 with a 3.33 ERA and 1.22 WHIP last season. |
February 28, 2008
Tim Hudson got his work in on Thursday as he allowed one run in two innings for the Braves. The team still hasn't announced whether Hudson or John Smoltz will take the ball on opening day, but in truth it really doesn't matter who gets the call. Hudson rebounded last year to record 16 victories with a 3.33 ERA for the Braves and appears to be well on his way to duplicating that performance this season. |
February 16, 2008
Braves pitcher John Smoltz believes teammate Tim Hudson should be the Opening Day starter. "You can pretty much pencil Huddy in first in my opinion that's a no-brainer," Smoltz tells the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "But it does not matter to me." Hudson responds, "He just doesn't want to pitch against the Nationals." The Braves face the Nats on March 30 and then have a three-game series against the Pirates. |
