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Coming into this off-season the Dodgers had little to no glaring weaknesses. With an excellent offense and a solid pitching squad front to back, one could argue they do not need to make any additions this off-season. So far, only a few minor signings and one major trade have occurred. But none of that has […] 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
Andrew Friedman isn’t alone in his love for now-Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman Logan Forsythe. The Memphis, Tennessee, native has been with the Tampa Bay Rays since 2014. He blossomed into a versatile, above-average offensive piece in their lineup. After Monday’s deal, he’ll be asked to continue that success on the west coast. The Rays’ […] More
Tampa Bay Rays ace Chris Archer was the hot name at the 2016 trade deadline. Archer was in a down season, but the pedigree and contract – signed below $9 million annually through 2012 – made him arguably the most valuable asset potentially on the market. DRays Bay of SB Nation relayed a rumor from […] More
Over the past four seasons, the Los Angeles Dodgers have had what many franchises would consider success. Unfortunately, the success is overshadowed by the “can’t win the big one” stigma. Ask the 1990s Atlanta Braves what that’s like, with 14 consecutive division crowns and only one championship to show for it. Ask the Utah Jazz […] More
The Los Angeles Dodgers are a trade rumor factory. It seems every media outlet has the Dodgers trading with every franchise nowadays. But one in particular is always brought up: the Tampa Bay Rays. Much of that stems from Andrew Friedman previously controlling the organization, and with the team caught between rebuild and retool, it […] More
Last week, we took a look at the potential 2017 roster for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Whether our predictions come to fruition has yet to be seen and will be that way for some time. What we want to do today is envision what might occur if the Dodgers do not sign any or some […] More
The Los Angeles Dodgers have some work to do. The game 6 loss to the Cubs completed another disappointing finish in the City of Angels. The good news: L.A. is on the cusp of its first World Series since 1988 and possesses an abundance of youth and financial power to continue its ascent in the […] More
It’s easy playing armchair general manager; operating in a real front office is a tad more challenging. For the last month, names such as Chris Sale and Chris Archer have been connected to the Dodgers. What about the controversial acquisition of Ryan Braun or adding his teammate Jonathan Lucroy? Are Yasiel Puig’s days in L.A. […] More
The Dodgers have been reportedly interested in a number of player over the past couple of weeks. Most recently, sources have said the team’s been in talks with the Rays for starters Chris Archer and Matt Moore. There have also been reports that the Dodgers were talking to the Reds regarding Outfielder Jay Bruce. Along with the guys […] More
The trade deadline is almost here and the Dodgers are yet to make any moves; however, they’re continues to be in many prospective trade talks. The most popular potential trade is most definitely the Jay Bruce for Yasiel Puig trade. Puig was scheduled in Sunday’s lineup which tells us that the trade is not yet […] More
The last time the Los Angeles Dodgers hosted the Tampa Bay Rays from Aug. 9-11 of 2013, Don Mattingly was the manager, Matt Kemp was still a prominent force in the lineup, and Andrew Friedman had no idea that Chavez Ravine would be his stomping grounds in two seasons. What a difference a couple of years make. […] More
