Joe Torre is a Hall of Fame manager. Take that to the bank. Play the Lottery with it. Bet the mortgage. Use your wife and kids as collateral, if you like. It’s as sure a thing as the Earth being a ... (Continue reading)
Two down, one to go. My fellow Dodgers Featured Columnist, P.J. Ross, and I have been saying the same thing for the past few days: Not only was it imperative for the Boys in Blue to ding up Chris Carpenter and Adam ... (Continue reading)
Dear God, I don’t know what to call you, but most faiths find it appropriate to refer to you as just “God” with a capital “G,” so I hope you can deal with that. I find that as I have grown ... (Continue reading)
Hiroki Kuroda gave up two runs on just three hits in eight strong innings, and the Dodgers touched-up Merkin Valdez and Bob Howry in a five-run seventh inning in a 10-3 Dodger rout to open a three-game set at AT&T Park ... (Continue reading)
If you’ve followed the National League West this season, complete this sentence: Things are getting very ________ (fill in the blank, depending upon your allegiance). a) interesting (if you’re a Dodgers’ fan confident in ultimate success for the Bums); b) nerve-wracking (for Dodgers’ ... (Continue reading)
The Return of Hiroki Kuroda As if the National League West-leading Los Angeles Dodgers (80-55) didn’t have enough options in the starting rotation already, Joe Torre has announced that Hiroki Kuroda would start for the team on Sunday, at home against ... (Continue reading)
This is the continuation of an article, inspired by fellow Featured Columnist PJ Ross, dealing with the recent hitting struggles of Los Angeles Dodgers star Manny Ramirez. It is being divided into two parts until an editor will help me consolidate ... (Continue reading)
My fellow Dodger Featured Columnist, PJ Ross, inspired the following with an article you can read by clicking this hyperlink. He also supported me with the insights he has gained from watching every single Dodgers game this season, a few ... (Continue reading)
Manny Ramirez paid huge dividends for the Los Angeles Dodgers last fall. However, how many Dodger fans can confidently—and honestly—say that they had zero trepidation at the thought of “Manny Being Manny” hitting Hollywood? Come on, now, Dodger fans. Give it to ... (Continue reading)
Manny Ramirez paid huge dividends for the Los Angeles Dodgers last fall. However, how many Dodger fans can confidently—and honestly—say that they had zero trepidation at the thought of “Manny Being Manny” hitting Hollywood? Come on, now, Dodger fans. Give it to ... (Continue reading)