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Tag Archives: LA Dodgers
Could It Get Any Worse For the Dodgers?
The last few days have seen the Dodgers go from a slow start to the verge of implosion. They will take the field soon for the final game of a three game series in San Francisco, having lost the first … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball
Tagged Adrian Gonzalez, Buster Posey, Dee Gordon, Don Mattingly, Hanley Ramirez, LA Angels, LA Dodgers
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Hanley’s Back – Did WBC Kill Dodgers’ Season? And Ted Lilly is Hurt, Again
A few years back, the POWERS THAT BE decided what a wonderful idea it would be for major league stars to play in a spring exhibition series known as the World Baseball Classic. What could go wrong? Well, for starters, … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball
Tagged Chad Billingsley, Hanley Ramirez, Hyun-Jin Ryu, LA Dodgers, NY Yankees, Ted Lilly, WBC
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More Dodgers in Surgery, But They Take Two of Three From Overachieving Mets
Oh, where to begin? On the day after Chad Billingsley underwent Tommy John surgery, it was revealed that a third Dodgers’ pitcher, is today undergoing THE KNIFE in barely two weeks time. Shawn Tolleson has a herniated lumbar disc and … Continue reading
Second Basemen Make Hay, and Home Runs
Dodgers’ second baseman Mark Ellis is a really good ballplayer. He is an excellent defensive player, and a clutch hitter. Despite one season hitting 19 home runs, he is not a guy who would ever be considered a power hitter, … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball
Tagged Howie Kendrick, LA Angels, LA Dodgers, Mark Ellis, Mike Trout
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Dodgers in Free-Fall
The Dodgers, i.e., the “Best Team Money Can Buy” as a team, are reeling, and their pitching staff is in shambles. With today’s news that Chad Billingsley will be undergoing Tommy John surgery and will be unavailable for a minimum … Continue reading
“The Best Team Money Can Buy”? 5 Batters Under .200?
As “The Best Team Money Can Buy”, in other words, the 2013 Los Angeles Dodgers, was preparing to play the Baltimore Orioles, the empty uniform of a manager, don mattingly, submitted a lineup that included five, count them, five, batters … Continue reading
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Tagged Dee Gordon, Don Mattingly, Hanley Ramirez, LA Dodgers, Matt Kemp
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Baseball, History, Marathons, and Tragedy
April 15 – Jackie Robinson Day; a day when baseball reflects on the birth of its modern, true history, April 15, 1947. Also a day when the San Diego Padres, without Carlos Quentin and his slap-in-the-face eight game suspension, open … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston Marathon, Carlos Quentin, Jackie Robinson, LA Dodgers, Zack Greinke
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The Box Score May Say Three Runs, But Kershaw Really Had a Shutout
In his first two games of the season, Clayton Keshaw was magnificent, pitching 16 shutout innings, allowing six hits and one walk, while striking out 16. That all ended when the Dodgers and Kershaw faced Arizona last night, or so … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball
Tagged Brandon League, Clayton Kershaw, Don Mattingly, Kenley Jansen, LA Dodgers, Zack Greinke
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Stupidity in Baseball
So Carlos Quentin is the modern-day Ron Hunt: He has been hit by pitches more times than any other major leaguer over the past five years, and he owns the single season hit-by-pitch records for both the White Sox and … Continue reading
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Tagged Carlos Quentin, Jerry Dipoto, Joe Blanton, LA Angels, LA Dodgers, Matt Kemp, Zack Greinke
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It’s Early, But It’s Do or Die Time For the Angels
The 2012 Los Angeles Angels entered the season loaded for bear, with new acquisitions C.J. Wilson, Chris Iannetta, and Luis Pujols. Wilson had a fast start, but as summer approached, he hit the skids, at one point going almost two … Continue reading
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Tagged CJ Wilson, Jered Weaver, Joe Blanton, Josh Hamilton, LA Angels, LA Dodgers, Luis Pujols, Mike Trout
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Opening Day 2013 – A Few Thoughts
I watched part of the RedSox-yankees opener this morning and have had the Dodgers-Giants game on this after noon. A few random thoughts as the season starts: I think the Red Sox will be vastly improved and give the Rays … Continue reading
The Dodgers Left Field Void
When the Dodgers made their huge trade with the Red Sox late last August, one of the many items they acquired was the contract of Carl Crawford, an overpaid and injured left fielder, who only a couple of years earlier … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston Red Sox, Carl Crawford, Don Mattingly, LA Dodgers, Matt Kemp, Ned Colletti
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