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With Walker ailing, Pirates make moves

The Columbian
Published: August 15, 2012, 5:00pm

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pirates second baseman Neil Walker was out of the lineup a day after dislocating a finger, and Pittsburgh added an infielder and a reliever before its game against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday.

The team recalled right-hander Jared Hughes and utility player Yamaico Navarro from Triple-A Indianapolis. Reliever Chad Qualls was placed on the bereavement list and left-hander Jeff Locke was optioned to the minors.

Walker visited a hand specialist Thursday morning a day after the pinky on his right hand needed to be popped back into place when he fell awkwardly on it while attempting to turn a double play.

Manager Clint Hurdle said Walker would not go on the disabled list, but he was to be further evaluated.

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