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Tom Lasorda expected to make full recovery from bacterial infection

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Former longtime Dodgers Manager Tom Lasorda was resting at home Sunday and is expected to make a full recovery after being hospitalized for four days at USC Medical Center for a bacterial infection, team spokesman Josh Rawitch said.

Lasorda, 83, who currently serves as special advisor to owner Frank McCourt, retired as manager in 1996 after suffering a heart attack.

He served as Dodgers manager for 20 years, guiding them to World Series titles in 1981 and 1988.

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Photo: Former Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda, right, speaks with Texas Rangers third base coach Dave Anderson prior to the start of a spring training game in Glendale, Ariz., on March 15. Credit: Kevork Djansezian / Getty Images

 
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i've had a bacterial infection called c-diff, twice during the las 6 months. the cure is worse than the infection. i hope tommy recuperates soon!

Get well soon, Tommy!

Get well, Tommy. You're an old grouch, but we still love you.

A Dodger deserving a get well! Doctors had to be amazed with his Dodger Blue blood! Get well Tommy!

Tommy, you still look good even almost as young as I remember you from the bygone days of yesteryear. I hope you recover fully and resume the ties with the Ball Team which makes you very happy. Best wishes to you and family !!

Get well Tommy! Remember, 'You don't get heart attacks, you give them'!!!
Some minor infection won't slow you down.

Wishing Mr. Lasorda a speedy and complete recovery.

Get well soon Skipper.
From a Giants fan.

While I was going thru the Houston Police Academy in 72, Tom Lasorda gave us the class of 53, a pep talk, very inspiring may God Bless him!

Here's wishing Tommy a speedy recovery.

Go Tommy, We know you can make it. You're the best.

Isn't it ironic that a fungal infection can get a bacterial infection?


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