Sue Falsone became the first Major League Baseball female physical therapist in 2007 with the Dodgers, then shifted to a consultant role in February. Now, Stephania Bell of ESPN.com reports, the Dodgers have hired Falsone as their new head physical therapist/athletic trainer and will announce it next week. The move, Bell writes, will make Falsone "the first woman to serve as head athletic trainer or head physical therapist of a team in any of the four major professional sports leagues."Stan Conte, who has been the Dodgers' director of medical services and head trainer for five seasons, is expected to remain with the Dodgers, though it's not entirely clear what the delegation of responsibilities between him and Falsone will be. Assistant trainer Todd Tomczyk recently left the Dodger