Archive for November, 2023

Vin’s Rainbow

Throughout our respective lifetimes, things occasionally happen for which there is simply no logical explanation, no rhyme or reason. For those of us who are believers, we often refer to these instances as ‘divine intervention.’ Make no mistake about it, longtime Dodgers Hall of Fame broadcaster Vin Scully was very much a believer. As we […]

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Dodgers Bring Back Key Clubhouse Piece

Although it wasn’t the blockbuster breaking news that Dodgers fans have been anxiously waiting for, the team announced on Monday morning that they were bringing back 34-year-old right fielder Jason Heyward on a one-year/$9 million deal, as was first reported on Twitter by ESPN’s Kiley McDaniel. Although the extremely popular Ridgewood, NJ native and first round […]

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Old Friend Alert

It’s no secret that the Dodgers are very much in need of pitching help this off-season, especially starting pitching. It’s also no secret that Dodgers President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman has a history of signing (or re-signing) veteran (old) pitchers often overlooked by other teams, a few who actually worked out well for the […]

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The Dodgers’ Lost Art

It was a game changer. An art. A skill. And it was a key to the Dodgers enormous success “back in the day,” as veteran (old) Dodgers fans say today. It is, of course, the stolen base. There is no disputing that today’s opposing pitchers and most certainly today’s opposing catchers work long and hard […]

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Dodgers Tender Contracts to 12

On Friday afternoon, the Dodgers announced that they had tendered contracts to all 12 of their arbitration-eligible players: For those unfamiliar with this whole tender/non-tender thing, here is the definition from the MLB.com glossary: When a club “non-tenders a player, it declines to give that player a contract for the upcoming season, thereby immediately making him […]

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Nothing Left To Prove

In order to receive baseball immortality in the sacred Halls of Cooperstown, a Major League Baseball player must be five years removed from the game, them’s the rules. As such, if Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw were to retire right this second, the earliest that the former MLB MVP, three-time Cy Young award winner, former Triple-Crown […]

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Dodgers Add Much Needed Catching Depth

In a move that wasn’t entirely unexpected, the Dodgers have added 26-year-old catcher Hunter Feduccia to their 40-man roster on Tuesday ahead of the December 6 Rule-5 Draft deadline. It’s certainly no secret that although soon-to-be (on December 28) 34-year-old Fullerton, CA native Austin Barnes is an above average defensive catcher, his offense has been […]

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Lift Each Other Up

The Los Angeles Dodgers Women’s Opportunity Network (WON) hosted its Second Annual Women in Sports and Entertainment Conference on Monday, November 13th, at Dodger Stadium. More than 400 women, this writer included, flocked to the ballpark’s infield for an afternoon of speakers and community. When the event was initially announced, Dodgers Controller and Executive Sponsor […]

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Are There Two Hernándezes in the Dodgers Future?

When Dodgers President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman declined to re-sign (then) 28-year-old utility infielder/outfielder Kiké Hernández following the Dodgers 2020 World Series championship season after his six seasons with the team, it caused quite a stir among the Dodgers faithful. Granted, the San Juan, Puerto Rico native and sixth-round draft pick in 2009 by the […]

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Thank You Veterans

The entire staff at ThinkBlueLA.com sends a heartfelt thank you to all of our veterans past and present. Without your service, sacrifice, and dedication, there would be no Major League Baseball. …or United States of America. Thank you all. Just thank you. Play Ball!   *  *  *  *  *  * 

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