The Los Angeles Times' Dylan Hernandez reports Los Angeles Dodgers OF Andruw Jones (knee) is back in his suburban Atlanta home to rest his right knee.

The Los Angeles Times' Dylan Hernandez reports Los Angeles Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti said he would decide next year if he regrets signing OF Andruw Jones (knee) before the season. Jones, who reported to spring training weighing more than 240 pounds, will spend the rest of the season rehabbing his sore knee. Asked if Jones could be the player he used to be, Colletti replied, "A lot of it's going to depend on what he wants to do. It's all up to him. It's not up to anybody else but him. It's never been up to anybody else but him." When asked if Jones didn't properly prepare for the season, Colletti said, "I think we've all seen what we've seen."

Updating previous reports, the Los Angeles Dodgers have placed OF Andruw Jones (knee) on the 60-day disabled list, according to USAToday.com.

Dodgers placed outfielder Andruw Jones on the 60-day disabled list with right knee soreness. Just when one thought the Dodgers' handling of the veteran couldn't get any odder. It was wass umed he was done for the season a week ago, but he somehow found his way into the starting lineup on Tuesday. Now he's officially done, even though his knee probably wouldn't be keeping him from playing under normal circumstances. Jones is expected to play winter ball as he attempts to find his swing.

Technically, Jones was disabled for the third time this year with tendinitis in his right knee, which also underwent arthroscopic surgery, a condition not needing surgery but extended rest. Realistically, the move was made to facilitate Saito's return without costing the Dodgers a player. Jones finished the season hitting .158 with three homers and 14 RBIs, playing in 75 games.

News: The Dodgers placed outfielder Andruw Jones on the 60-day disabled list on Saturday. "Andruw has an injured right knee," manager Joe Torre said. "After seeing him take groundballs in the infield and then going to the outfield, he indicated to me that he wasn't feeling well enough to play. So we sent him back to LA and told him to get ready for winter ball. He will play winter ball in the Dominican Republic."

Analysis: Jones is officially done for the season and is officially a candidate to drop in all Fantasy leagues

Andruw Jones has been placed on the 60-day DL, according to the AP. He has an injured right knee and indicated he is not feeling well enough to play. Takashi Saito has been activated from the 60-day DL as the corresponding move.Jones was a grave disappointment in his first campaign with the Dodgers, and will not be missed by fantasy owners in the closing weeks of the season.

As expected, Takashi Saito has been activated from the 60-day DL following his bout with an elbow injury, according to the AP. To make room for Saito on the 40-man roster, the Dodgers placed outfielder Andruw Jones on the 60-day DL.Saito will not resume his closer's role upon his return, and may need a few outings before he regains command of his pitches.

Andruw Jones made his first start in center field for the Dodgers since August 8 for the Dodgers, according to the Los Angeles Times.Not surprisingly, Jones went hitless in four at-bats with two strikeouts. If he is on your fantasy team, you are probably unfamiliar with how the game is played.

Andruw Jones was in the lineup Tuesday for the first time since August 8. Jones said last week that his season was "basically over," but he got a start in center field while the slumping Matt Kemp sat. "I'm just trying to go out there and play and I'll see what happens," Jones said. He went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts.Source: Los Angeles Times

Diamond Leung, of The Riverside Press-Enterprise, reports Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim OF Andruw Jones (knee) was back in action Tuesday, Sept. 9, against the San Diego Padres.

Jones said he still has tenderness on the inside of his right leg, a result of tendinitis that he said will subside only after he is shut down for the offseason. "[He's] a little different, less guarded this time," said skipper Joe Torre, who added that a late-season return to form from Jones would be "a big bonus, a nice headache to have." Jones is batting .161 with three homers, 14 RBIs and 74 strikeouts in 74 contests this season.

News: According to The Los Angeles Times Dodgers OF Andruw Jones has declared his season basically over. Manager Joe Torre, however, said on Saturday that he thinks Jones could return before the end of the year.

Analysis: The Dodgers have enough options in their outfield that they don't need to start Jones and his .161 batting average. He might play some against left-handed pitchers and still has enough power potential for NL-only leagues, but he should remain on waivers in most Fantasy formats

The Associated Press reports Los Angeles Dodgers manager Joe Torre said he thinks OF Andruw Jones (knee) has a good chance of returning before the end of the season.

Andruw Jones (knee) said Wednesday that his season "is basically over." Jones returned from the disabled list Monday, but continues to be bothered by his surgically repaired knee and indicated that he doesn't expect to contribute anything over the season's final 23 games. "If the team needed me and I was the only one who could be out there, I would wrap it up and play," Jones said. "In this situation, we have other guys who have been getting the job done. I'll try not to be in their way." Jones signed a two-year, $32.2 million deal with the Dodgers, so he'll be back getting in the way again next season.Source: Los Angeles Times

The Los Angeles Times reports Los Angeles Dodgers OF Andruw Jones (knee), who came off the 15-day disabled list on Monday, Sept. 1, has admitted the 2008 season is pretty much over for him. "In this situation, we have other guys who have been getting the job done. I'll try not to be in their way," Jones said.

USAToday.com reports Los Angeles Dodgers OF Andruw Jones (knee) and OF Delwyn Young (oblique) were activated from the 15-day disabled list. RP Scott Proctor (elbow) was activated from the 60-day disabled list.

The Los Angeles Times reports that Andruw Jones taking batting practice Monday "might be as close as the outfielder gets to game action for a while." Jones came off the disabled list Monday, but manager Joe Torre indicated that knee soreness continues to bother him. "We're looking for people who can help us," Torre said.Source: Los Angeles Times

News: The Dodgers activated OF Andruw Jones (knee) from the 15-day DL on Monday, but he wasn't in the starting lineup.

Analysis: The Dodgers have enough options in their outfield that they don't need to start Jones and his .161 batting average. He might play some against left-handed pitchers and still has enough power potential for NL-only leagues, but he should remain on waivers in most Fantasy formats

Andruw Jones (knee) was activated from the DL on Monday, according to The Sports Network.Jones went 6-for-23 on his rehab assignment not showing much more than he did with the Dodgers before he was shelved (.161 with three home runs in 205 AB). Given the precipitous nature of his fall from grace, and the play of the Dodgers currently outfielders, we doubt Jones will do anything more than occasional pinch hit and possibly be a late inning defensive replacement.

Dodgers activated outfielder Andruw Jones from the 15-day disabled list. The Dodgers finally seem to have committed to Andre Ethier, so Jones will ride the pine unless an outfielder gets hurt. He wsa 6-for-23 with three homers on his rehab assignment.