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[new_royalslider id=”60″] PAGES: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 To be honest, I don’t watch the show. However, I’ve seen a few episodes where people hold onto what they have for too long and pass up hitting it big, which sounds like a great parable for the trade deadline. Remember back when the Los […] More
[new_royalslider id=”101″] Paul Maholm struggled early for the Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday against the Philadelphia Phillies. After Maholm gave up a leadoff walk to Tony Gwynn, Jr., Jimmy Rollins singled, then Carlos Ruiz smacked a line drive to right field sending Gwynn and Rollins home to give the Phillies the early 2-0 lead. Although Maholm issued […] More
Although the Dodgers dropped Sunday’s series finale to the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 and had their 10 game win streak snapped, they still took two of three games in Philadelphia. News of Sunday’s loss was almost earth-shattering, seeing as how it’s only happened nine times in the last 51 games. The Dodgers have been the talk of […] More
Vin Scully’s been referring to Dodger Stadium as “the Magic Castle” lately and the Dodgers three-game sweep of the New York Mets perfectly summed up why this Dodgers team has been so magical lately. Overcoming early deficits in every game, the Dodgers staged comebacks on a nightly basis, capped off by a thrilling 12-inning 5-4 walk off victory […] More
The 2013 July 31 trade deadline came and went without a major move from the Dodgers, only the consolation of a minor league trade for a third catcher, Drew Butera. However, the Dodgers did most of their wheeling and dealing in early July as they traded for Marlins starter Ricky Nolasco and Cubs reliever Carlos […] More
The Dodgers were awarded the waiver claim rights on Phillies Cliff Lee today. This means that 10 other National League clubs decided not to try and put in a claim to block the Dodgers. Also, indicating that those clubs saw the possibility of the Phillies dumping Lee and his salary to the team who claims […] More
The Dodgers offensive struggles continued for two games against the Philadelphia Phillies, but the series ended with a bang as Matt Kemp slugged a walk-off homerun in the 12th inning Wednesday, ending the Blue Crew’s four-game losing streak. After losing the first two games of the series 3-2, Wednesday’s game was a joy to watch. […] More
The 2012 trade season is shaping up and there is definitely some concern. Dempster? Youkilis? We’re still weeks away from the deadline and nothing has happened yet, but Ned Colletti has apparently pulled out his 2010 trade deadline road map. 2010 Revisited The Dodgers were two games behind the Padres at the 2010 All-Star break […] More
It wasn’t pretty. Then again, who cares. One day after watching a three-run lead evaporate early on and then getting some ninth-inning heroics from Dee Gordon, the Dodgers are back at it with the Phillies, this time facing one of the game’s top pitchers – Cliff Lee. Lee enters the game with an uncharacteristic 3.00 […] More
