TIM BOGAR		Batting | Fielding
	AVG. .333 HR 2 RBI 2 SB 0	| | #0 Bats: null Throws: null Height: 6' 2" Weight: 198 lbs. Born: Oct. 28, 1966 in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States Transactions Injuries
Player News -- Apr. 29, 2002 Bogar, a middle infielder who played parts of nine seasons in the majors, retired after a slow start at Triple-A Colorado Springs this spring. The 35-year-old Bogar hit .228 with 24 homers in 701 big league games. more
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NEWS
Date	News
Apr. 29, 2002	Bogar, a middle infielder who played parts of nine seasons in the majors, retired after a slow start at Triple-A Colorado Springs this spring. The 35-year-old Bogar hit .228 with 24 homers in 701 big league games.
Sep. 5, 2001	Bogar, who was expected to be called up by the Dodgers this week, has returned to Triple-A Las Vegas because of a sprained right ankle. He is expected to rejoin the Dodgers once he is healthy.
Jul. 4, 2001	Bogar's sprained right foot has landed him on the 15-day disabled list for the Dodgers. The move makes room on the roster to bring up Eric Gagne, who takes Darren Dreifort's spot in the starting rotation.
Jul. 2, 2001	Bogar is day-to-day for the Dodgers after spraining his right foot when he slid into second base against the Padres on Sunday. He will have precautionary X-rays on Monday to make sure there is not a fracture.
Jul. 1, 2001	Bogar has been activated from the disabled list by the Dodgers after missing half the month of June with a strained right hamstring.