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There has been plenty of chatter about the Dodgers adding some big-name players either via trade or free agency. If the Dodgers go for one of the big fish like Gerrit Cole or Anthony Rendon, it will cost them ~$35M per year for the next 6-7 years. Players like Francisco Lindor or Mookie Betts would […] More
For the Dodgers ownership group and front office, there is some good news. Dodgers made it under the luxury tax. Let’s hope they are willing to go over if needed. https://t.co/s7TNMc4cpY — Tim Rogers – SDDODGER (@SDDodger) November 12, 2019 Some sites had the Dodgers going over the luxury tax by about $3 million. However, […] 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
The 2018 offseason has been a grueling slow burn for the Dodgers and, in turn, the fanbase. This past weekend, that slow burn suddenly ignited into an inferno amongst fans after team president Stan Kasten glibly dismissed the idea of them having any discontent with the team’s money-saving approach. He considered them “anecdotal,” even accusing […] More
Dodgers fans love their team, that much will never be in question, but the pulse all offseason has been that fans are “tired” of the team not pursuing players such as Bryce Harper, J.T. Realmuto, or other top players in the game. Los Angeles Times columnist Dylan Hernandez, while covering the FanFest at Dodger Stadium, […] More
It is time for another look at the salary information for the Dodgers in 2019. I wrote one early last month (it has a lot of details about how the luxury tax works) but the rumor mill about signing Bryce Harper or trading for a stud starting pitcher brings the need for more discussion about the […] More
