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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
When the Guggenheim Baseball Management Group took over as the Dodgers’ ownership group in May of 2012, they brought plenty of optimism. The tradition of excellence continues with the Dodger greats of today. We are committed to building the next dynasty and strengthening Dodger pride. – Dodgers Ownership Statement from May 2, 2012 The previous […] More
The nickname Fraudman is a popular one on social media for Dodgers fans. While some use it ironically, there is a large portion of the fan base who dislike Dodgers’ President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman. Calls to fire him can be read throughout social media, especially after tough playoff losses. But the Dodgers are […] 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
Certainly, Andrew Friedman and Stan Kasten are two names that grab attention in Dodgers’ circles. Now, a storyline has emerged that is sure to get folks talking. While Kasten says that negotiations with Friedman are ongoing and private, that is to be expected. Still – despite the privacy of negotiations – Bill Plunkett of the […] More
A shock wave hit Major League Baseball when Dave Dombrowski was fired by the 2018 World Champion Boston Red Sox. BREAKING: Dave Dombrowski is out as president of the Boston Red Sox. Assistant general manager Eddie Romero will take over as head of baseball operations. — Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) September 9, 2019 Who know’s why […] More
On Saturday, Dodgers left-handed pitcher Julio Urias was suspended by Major League Baseball for a domestic violence arrest in May. Read more about the 20 game suspension here. Now, the 23 year-old has issued a statement about the situation through the players association. Today I accepted a suspension from Major League Baseball and agreed not […] More
Yasiel Puig. The Wild Horse. Everyone knows just how polarizing of a player and a presence Yasiel Puig is in baseball. Nobody knows it better than we do as Dodger fans. Puig was a fan favorite through a minor league demotion and a spectacular rookie year. Many fans in Los Angeles have yet to move […] More
The week that passed was a bit quieter than most weeks on the news front. In the wake of Stan Kasten’s comments at Dodgers Fan Fest, Dodgers nation was a bit uneasy about the practices of their team. Our Marshall Garvey had some words for the front office after not accepting “real inside baseball economic […] More
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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
