His voice is one of the most recognizable in all of professional sports – especially for Los Angeles sports fans. He arrives at Dodger Stadium several hours early before every home game to prepare for that day’s game. Dodger fans are so familiar with his flawless and dynamic voice that they often take him for granted, […]

Within the next few days (probably Tuesday, April 15), Dodgers set-up man Brian Wilson will be coming off of the disabled list from nerve irritation in his right elbow. But in order for this to occur, there will have to be a corresponding roster move. Considering that Brandon League is out of options (let alone is […]

Former Dodger and World Series Champion Jerry Reuss will be on hand this weekend to sign copies of his hilarious new book  ‘Bring In the Right-Hander! – My Twenty-two Years in the Major Leagues’  In addition to sharing his childhood memories and several of his most emotional moments during his colorful 22-year MLB career with readers, Reuss […]

Kenley Jansen blew a save on Tuesday night. One night later he gave up a game-winning home run. The world as we know it is coming to an end, the sky is falling, Jansen must be hurt, he’s no good, the Dodgers need to remove him from the closer role or get rid of him, […]

Remember when everybody had Cuban sensation Alex Guerrero pegged to be the Dodgers opening day second baseman, even Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti? Remember when Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said that he was fine with platooning several guys at second base until one of them proves that they deserve the everyday job? By all accounts, […]

The Dodgers beat the Tigers on Tuesday night – that’s a fact and it’s in the record books forever. But did they actually win before a sellout crowd at Dodger Stadium as they are claiming? Allow me to digress. Prior to Tuesday’s game a discussion took place on Twitter regarding what constituted a sellout crowd […]

It’s not often that I write an article here on ThinkBlueLA pointing our loyal readers to an article written elsewhere. In fact, I don’t recall ever doing so. Or sure, I frequently include links to other articles and give an occasional “hat tip” to many great Dodgers beat writers and fellow bloggers, but it is rather […]

If the Dodgers still gave their season ticket holders hard tickets instead of forcing them print out their own paper tickets at home, their tickets from Sunday night’s game against the Hated Ones might have been worth something to memorabilia collectors. Granted, there wasn’t a no-hitter or four consecutive home runs or some other major […]