BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Victory Was 1,500th for Lasorda

The Dodgers’ 7-1 victory over the Montreal Expos Wednesday night was Tom Lasorda’s 1,500th as Dodger manager.

“When you reach [a milestone] like that, it’s only because the players who have played for you are No. 1,” Lasorda said. “Second, I had a patient owner, and third, I’ve had general managers that I’ve worked under who have been understanding, and No. 4, I’ve had a great coaching staff and trainers over the years.”

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Catcher Tom Prince, who was put on the 15-day disabled Sunday after suffering a concussion and bruised left thigh in a home plate collision with New York Met outfielder Ryan Thompson, took batting practice before Friday night’s game.

Prince is experiencing swelling and soreness in his left thigh from the collision, which occurred in the seventh inning of last Saturday’s 5-3 loss to the Mets.

Outfielder Todd Hollandsworth, who was put on the 15-day disabled list May 9 after undergoing surgery on his right hand, sprained his right hand while sliding in a minor league game Tuesday night at San Bernardino, where he’s on a rehabilitation assignment.

Pitcher Antonio Osuna, who is also on a rehab assignment at Class-A San Bernardino after straining his right groin May 18, has pitched two games for San Bernardino.

Pitcher Rudy Seanez, who went on the 15-day disabled list May 28 because of a strained groin, is also on a rehab assignment at San Bernardino, where he struck out two and got a save in one inning Friday.

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Shortstop Rafael Bournigal was traded from triple-A Albuquerque to the Montreal Expos’ triple-A team in Ottawa for right-hander John Foster. Bournigal batted .129 in 15 games for triple-A Albuquerque. Foster, who hasn’t played this season, will report to the Dodgers’ rookie camp at Vero Beach, Fla. Foster has compiled a 5-8 record the last two seasons with the Expos’ West Palm Beach, Fla., farm team.