The best reliever for the Dodgers from this past postseason is a starting pitcher by trade — no I am not talking about Clayton Kershaw here. Kenta Maeda tossed 4.2 scoreless innings in LA’s NLDS loss. He added 7 strikeouts and walked none… and will be back in the rotation in 2020, per Andrew Friedman. […] More
At the 2019 exit meeting for Dodgers President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman, there were understandably a number of questions surrounding manager Dave Roberts. Namely his status, and questions about the decisions he made in LA’s game 5 loss last week. As expected, Friedman was complimentary of the 4-year manager. Here’s the short and sweet […] More
As we are all still recovering from the early Dodgers playoff exit to end the 2019 season it is also time to start looking forward. The new free agency class is headed by Anthony Rendon and Gerrit Cole and they won’t come cheap. Do you believe the Dodgers will make any real attempt to sign […] More
Unfortunately, more details came out over the weekend regarding Tyler Skaggs’ untimely death. Furthermore, the Los Angeles Angels organization knew about Skaggs’ drug problem leading up to his death. This was according to a report done by Outside The Lines. Now, Los Angeles Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman is weighing in for the […] More
For the Los Angeles Dodgers, it happens every year. First, the Dodgers win a bunch of games. Then, they make a run in the postseason. Finally, the offseason hits, and their current coaching staff members get picked through by the rest of baseball in hopes of copy-catting a piece of the Dodgers’ blueprint. Remember in […] More
First, Los Angeles Dodgers’ closer Kenley Jansen was given a vote of confidence by Dave Roberts leading up to the MLB postseason. Then, he threw to just five batters. To be fair, Jansen didn’t allow a baserunner; but wasn’t given the ball in a big spot in game five with the season on the line. […] More
There is some good news coming out of the Dodgers’ off-season press conference this morning. As part of the line of questioning, current President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman has told the media that he will be inking a new deal to remain with the Dodgers’ front office. Andrew Friedman expects to have a new […] More
After a stunning first-round exit in 2019, it’s clear the Los Angeles Dodgers need to retool many facets of their organizational philosophy. While Dave Roberts was quickly assured of his job, one major change may come in Andrew Friedman being courted by the Boston Red Sox. I’ll be honest: I don’t think this franchise is […] More
Soon, we will all find out how coveted Dodgers’ president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman is within baseball circles. Remember, just recently Stan Kasten said he expects a return in 2020 for his head guy in the front office. However, situations like this are always fluid. Then, the Red Sox weren’t a player in game. […] More
After a wholly unexpected first round exit in the playoffs, the Dodgers miss playing for at least the National League pennant for the first time since 2015. I don’t know what to do with added free time barely 10 days into October. There’s no saying that even the Dodger front office knows where to begin […] More
During Tuesday’s workout day at Dodger Stadium, President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman took time with SportsNet LA’s John Hartung to assess NLDS competition for Los Angeles. After the Washington Nationals came from behind to defeat the Milwaukee Brewers in the NL Wild Card game, the Dodgers got their first challenge of October. Now, Friedman […] More
Despite not bringing Los Angeles a World Series — yet — Andrew Friedman remains one of the most elite executives in not just Major League Baseball, but in all of professional sports. Since the Dodgers inked Friedman to a reported 5-year, $35 million contract to lead the Dodgers as president of baseball operations, the Dodgers […] More
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