Archive for February, 2017

Dodgers predicted to represent NL in 2017 World Series

Contrary to the never-ending anti-Dodgers East Coast bias heard almost daily on MLB Network Radio and ESPN, on Tuesday morning, Baseball Prospectus predicted that not only would the Dodgers win their franchise-record fifth consecutive National League West title in 2017, they would do so with an MLB-best 97 wins and will capture the 2017 NL pennant. As […]

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Dodgers reportedly kicking the tires on Chris Carter

It was being reported on Monday evening that the Dodgers have expressed at least a mild interest in 30-year-old free agent first baseman / left fielder Chris Carter. If Carter’s name sounds familiar to you, it well should. Last season with the Milwaukee Brewers, the Redwood City, California native and seven-year MLB veteran hit a […]

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Joc Pederson – Prophet

I will be the first to admit that I am not much of a football fan, at least not since both the Rams and Raiders bailed from Los Angeles after the 1994 season. It’s not that I don’t enjoy watching the game; in fact, I am a huge USC Trojans fan (Fight On!). It’s just […]

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Next stop – Spring Training!

For die-hard football fans, Super Bowl Sunday is both the happiest day of the year for them and the saddest. Happy in that it is the culmination of a grueling 17-week season, three playoff rounds and, of course, the Super Bowl itself. Sad in that it marks the end of professional football until next fall. […]

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‘It’s better to be right than first’

It is the very first lesson taught in Journalism 101 and it is Golden Rule Number One in the field. It is also a rule that should never ever ever be forgotten, no matter who you are or how far you’ve come in the world of journalism, writing, broadcasting, reporting and even blogging – “It’s […]

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Spring Training 2017 Battle Series – The Outfield

Spring training 2017, which is now less than three weeks away, will serve as the battleground for multiple key position roles for the Dodgers. Among those battles are the corner outfield spots, the last rotation spot, and various bullpen roles. This will be the first of a three-part series that will breakdown how each battle […]

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MLB unveils 2017 spring training baseball hats

On Friday morning, Major League Baseball unveiled the hats that will be worn by all 30 MLB teams during spring training 2017. And while some teams will (apparently) have only one spring training hat this season, the Dodgers will once again have two. If the Dodgers two spring training hats look familiar to you, they […]

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Will loathed former Dodger rival soon join team?

Late Thursday evening it was being widely reported across the Twittersphere that once-despised Giants right-hander Sergio Romo and his famous (and filthy) slider had narrowed down his choice of potential suitors to two teams – one still unknown and the other (wait for it…) the Dodgers. Yes, the guy who Dodger fans have loathed for […]

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LA Dodgers Foundation contributes $3 million in 2016

The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation (LADF) has announced a cumulative grant donation of $1.2 million to 55 local nonprofit organizations and investments of an additional $1.8 million in its cornerstone programs during 2016, totaling $3 million in charitable contributions last year. LADF’s grants and contributions focused on programs which benefit underserved youth in the areas […]

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Time running out for Dodgers to re-sign Joe Blanton

Joe Blanton is one of those guys that you either really really like or you really really don’t; not as a person, as he is absolutely a great guy and a great teammate, but professionally. The Dodgers first acquired Blanton from the Philadelphia Phillies on August 2, 2012 after the waiver trade deadline (for cash) […]

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