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Most of the time, fanbases hate to see players they’ve grown to love and appreciate be traded away. Most of the time. Every so often you get a guy that you can’t wait to get off of the team. In the history of the Dodgers, there are several big trades that stand out in a […] More
When Manny Ramirez came to the Dodgers in the summer of 2008, Los Angeles had only been to the playoffs twice in the past eleven seasons. As a matter of fact, the Dodgers only had one playoff win in that span. So to say that they were looking for a jolt to their lineup would […] More
Sometimes, players do not earn the money that they make in a given year. And what better time to do a deep-dive into wasted money than during a pandemic, right? We take a look at the most overpaid Dodgers over the last ten years, taking it year-by-year. Let us preface this by pointing out that […] More
At the trade deadline in 2008, the Dodgers acquired the then Boston Red Sox legend Manny Ramirez in exchange for then-top prospects infielder Andy LaRoche and right-handed pitcher Bryan Morris. Today's Lineup Card at @baseballpro is a fun one. Our staff looked back at some of history's most memorable trade deadline deals. My entries include […] More
After a blistering first half of 2019, the Dodgers’ second half starts with a sturdy test in a World Series rematch with the Boston Red Sox. While Boston isn’t quite the juggernaut they were in 2018, it will nonetheless be an intense series as they will throw a lineup of lefty aces at an offense […] More
Holy cow. It’s already been 10 years. For Dodgers fans, it’s one moment they’ll remember for the rest of their lives. July 31, 2008. I was 12 years old, and I was seeing The Dark Knight in theaters for the second time. Before the movie started, my dad leaned over to me and said the […] More
“The big chair isn’t a recliner. It’s a hot seat that never relents.” Ned Colletti, Former GM of the Los Angeles Dodgers Colletti’s Legacy On November 16th, 2005, Ned Colletti was hired as the tenth General Manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers. He would ultimately serve in that role over the course of the next […] More
When the Dodgers traded for Manny Ramirez in 2008, not only were they getting a star to put in the heart of their lineup, they were also trading for one of baseball’s greatest characters. Nine years later, Manny is still being Manny. After spending parts of three years in a Dodger uniform, Ramirez bounced around […] More
The Dodgers acquired Logan Forsythe in exchange for Jose De Leon on Monday. He addressed two glaring needs on the roster: a second baseman and a right-handed hitter. In addition, Forsythe brings the versatility Dave Roberts loves: L.A. will be able to plug him in at first, second or third. He’s also highly regarded in […] More
The Dodgers have a long list of alumni to be inducted into the MLB Hall of Fame, from Sandy Koufax to Vin Scully. It looks like Los Angeles has 6 chances in 2017 to make their to Cooperstown once again. Here are all of the names that spent some of their career in Los Angeles: Casey […] More
“Hi everybody, and a very pleasant good afternoon to you, wherever you may be.” ~Vin Scully Welcome to the third and final part of this three-part series, where we explore a timeline of the history being made on and off the field during Vin Scully’s 67 year tenure. This time period, from 1994 through the […] More
The Dodgers are hosting the Red Sox for a rare Interleague series this weekend. These games between the two of baseball’s most storied franchises will be the 13th, 14th, and 15th games played all time. Surprisingly, both teams have never met in the World Series. While there hasn’t been much history on the field between Boston and LA, […] More
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