For the second time in the same week, the Los Angeles Dodgers lost a 14-inning marathon to a division rival. Like the World Series, it’s hard to decipher which was more heartbreaking or demoralizing. These are the posts that are tough to write – when a writer who is also a fan needs time to […] More
As the years wear on, there are certain guys you just hate to see coming to your team’s big league city. Andrew McCutchen is a .297 hitter against the Dodgers in 61 career games. He gets on base against them at a .385 clip and has slugged .502 with ten home runs. McCutchen recently admitted […] More
This off-season has been a relatively slow one on the whole. Many big name free agents are still unsigned. Players like Yu Darvish, Jake Arrieta, the trio of Royals free agents and JD Martinez, among others, are still without a team with only 3 weeks until pitchers and catchers report. However, one team in particular […] More
We made it. After one of the best game sevens in MLB history, we were forced to sit through the dog days of winter in what felt to be a quieter offseason than usual. Opening Day is 13 days away as of this writing. We’ve had a few weeks to watch teams in spring training, […] More
The 2017 trade deadline could be one of the craziest in recent memory, writes Ken Rosenthal. And that may well include the Dodgers, who seem to love nothing more than negotiating a deal. Some potentially available names, per Rosenthal, include Andrew McCutchen, Jose Quintana, Sonny Gray, David Robertson and Ryan Braun. All of whom would fit […] More
For the second time in five months, a young MLB pitcher lost his life too soon. A former longtime major leaguer was also tragically lost. Yordano Ventura, a flamethrower for the Kansas City Royals, died in an automobile accident this weekend. Ventura was 25 years old. In game 6 of the 2014 World Series, Ventura […] More
The Dodgers and Minnesota Twins have been haggling over Brian Dozier for the past month. Those talks are reportedly at an “impasse,” leaving Los Angeles a large void at second base. L.A. could re-visit trade talks for Ian Kinsler or Logan Forsythe, or perhaps opt for a lower profile free agent, according to Ken Rosenthal […] More
As Brian Dozier talks begin to fade, the Dodgers are forced to pursue other second basemen. Logan Forsythe and Ian Kinsler are the popular names, but if L.A. opts for a cheaper route, it opens up the chance of pursuing an outfielder. If the Dodgers address second base without dipping much into their wealth (both […] More
The Los Angeles Dodgers made a few splashes this offseason, all of which involved their own free agents. The team spent $192 million on Rich Hill, Justin Turner and Kenley Jansen. External help has yet to arrive, though we may see Brian Dozier in Dodger blue soon. Los Angeles is currently banking on its own […] More
FanGraphs is a fan of the Dodgers. It projects a 95-win 2017 campaign – good for a tie at the top of the National League and a seven-game cushion in the West. It also projects the Dodgers have one of the best outfields in the Majors. The Dodgers have the sixth best outfield WAR, and […] More
*12.2.16 Update – ESPN’s Buster Olney reports that the Dodgers are interested in Andrew McCutchen* The Dodgers have interest in McCutchen, sources say, and his relatively modest salary of $14 million in 2017 and his team option for $14.75 million in 2018 would help L.A. continue to shave away at its payroll, which could take […] More
Game 4 April 5, 2013 The Dodgers made a huge blockbuster signing during the off-season prior the 2013 season that showed the baseball world that they were going to be a force for years to come. They went out and signed right-hander Zack Greinke to a six-year, $147 million contract, teaming him up with Clayton Kershaw […] More
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