Archive for March, 2013

Raw is good

raw (adjective) a: not cooked <raw meat> b: being in or nearly in the natural state <in the raw> c: not processed or purified  <raw fibers> <raw sewage> d: not diluted or blended <raw spirits> e: unprepared or imperfectly prepared for use; not being in polished, finished, or processed form <raw data> f: lacking experience or understanding <a […]

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The Other Side of the Dodgers/Red Sox Blockbuster Trade

When the Dodgers made their blockbuster 9-player trade with the Boston Red Sox last August, their focus was on four-time All-Star first baseman Adrian Gonzalez, but in order to land him, the Dodgers had to absorb the enormous salaries of not just A-Gon, but also those of fellow four-time All-Star Carl Crawford, two-time World Series […]

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Pitching options – and probably not the ones you’re thinking of

I need to start off this blog article with a disclaimer: I absolutely hope and pray that the platelet-rich plasma injections that both Chad Billingsley and Zack Greinke received for their respective elbow ailments work; and that neither will require Tommy John surgery; and that both remain 100% healthy for the entire 2013 season and far […]

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So why is Shawn Green at Dodgers spring training anyway?

When Shawn Green was a Dodger, I was unquestionably one of his biggest fans. And though I will be the first to admit that I didn’t really follow his career until he arrived at Dodgers Stadium as a free agent in 2000, it didn’t take long for me to recognize just how good he really […]

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Taking the Day Off

I decided to take a rare day off from the blogging world today but thought that I would share this great photograph taken by the Grand Master himself – Jon SooHoo. No matter how old of a kid you are, 4 or 94, if you have ever gotten an autograph from someone who you really […]

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Dodger Blue vs. Red, White and Blue

As I watched the World Baseball Classic match-up between Team USA and Team Mexico on Friday evening, something dawned on me – I found myself actually rooting for Team Mexico. Why? You might ask. Is there something wrong with me? After all, I am about as Red, White and Blue as they come; but deep down inside, […]

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Tommy Davis – A Lot More than just a Dodger PR Guy

Like most kids of my generation, I grew up playing street baseball (and I still have the scars on my knees and elbows to prove it). And because I was born and raised in southern California, my brother and I pretended that we were Dodgers. Having the first name of Ron, I was Ron Fairly […]

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Poll: Who will be the Dodgers Opening Day Left Fielder?

If you were to ask anyone who was at Camelback Ranch during the first two weeks of spring training which Dodger player was the most exciting to see, the answer would be simple – it would be Dodger legend and Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax, whose presence at Camelback Ranch as Special Adviser has changed […]

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The Dodgers’ Behind the Scenes Owner… So Far

Mark Walter has been successful in virtually everything he has encountered in life and it isn’t by coincidence. He has been successful because of his tenacity to tackle things head on and his insatiable competitive drive to win. He is a man who gets what he wants and he hates to lose. In fact, losing is […]

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Dodgers Lose their ‘Best Pitcher’ (UPDATE)

UPDATED 3-6-13 at 8:55 AM (From Dodgers beat reporter Ken Gurnick) GLENDALE, Ariz. — Dodgers reliever Shawn Tolleson, who left Tuesday’s game with a left knee injury, said Wednesday the pain is gone and doctors have cleared him to return to action. “I feel completely normal,” Tolleson said. “There’s no swelling, no soreness. I’m taking […]

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