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The Dugout: The Left Fifth Metacarpal is a Stupid Bone Anyway

Jeff Bennett is notable for two reasons. First off, he's the unfortunate subject of the most unflattering photograph ever taken (see image right). Second, on Wednesday, he sucker-punched a dugout wall, broke his left fifth metacarpal, and returned to the mound to pitch another full inning.The fracture didn't seem to...

Jeff Bennett to Disabled List After Punching Dugout Door

After giving up the go-ahead single to Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez on Wednesday, Atlanta Braves reliever Jeff Bennett punched a door near the dugout in anger, breaking his hand. As self-inflicted injuries go, Bennett's broken hand wasn't quite as silly as Milton Bradley tearing his ACL while arguing with an umpire...

The Plunking of Alfonso Soriano Was Accidental

Jeff Bennett and Brian McCann swear they didn't mean to hit Alfonso Soriano in the face/hand during the second game of the Braves - Cubs series. Although, after getting the full-on broom treatment in Chicago and McCann getting beaned as well, it would not be surprising to hear them change their tone a little bit.'Obviously...

Jason Michaels Gets Undressed With a Pitch

If you're going to get "beaned," this is probably the best way to do it: I'm not sure Jeff Bennett's pitch even touched Jason Michaels, it just ripped open his jersey. Watching the replay, I'm surprised he didn't need to fetch a needle and thread at first base to sew back on a few buttons.(via, of course, Uni Watch)

Jeff Bennett News From the Web

05/07/12 Two business leaders file for open Clemson council seat Source: Independent-Mail - Anderson SC Two well-known business leaders in the Clemson community have filed to run for the Clemson City Council seat vacated when J.C. Cook became mayor.

Background on Jeff Bennett

Jeffrey Glenn "Jeff" Bennett (born October 2, 1962) is an American voice actor, listed "among the top names in the voice-over field", best known as the voice of Johnny Bravo in the series of the same name, Kowalski in the Nickelodeon series The Penguins of Madagascar, and the current voice for Disney's Smee.

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