Alexander: The Dodgers relief pitcher with the great sinker, and great name, deserves more responsibility

LOS ANGELES — There was plenty of good news to go around at Dodger Stadium on Monday afternoon. Kenley Jansen was around, he was feeling good – good enough to even throw, lightly and briefly, in the bullpen – and was looking forward to a doctor’s appointment next Monday with the idea that maybe he’ll be back sooner than anyone thought last week, when an irregular heartbeat had people fearing the worst.
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