Chin-Lung Hu gets traded and two more execs canned
and Rihanna dumps Kemp
I say good, now maybe he'll get his head out of her ass and play some ball
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Chin-Lung Hu gets traded and two more execs canned
and Rihanna dumps Kemp
I say good, now maybe he'll get his head out of her ass and play some ball
More spring training depth for the rotation:
http://sports.espn.go.com/los-angele...ory?id=5985361
Clayton dancing with kids in Africa...
http://www.vinscullyismyhomeboy.com/...in-africa.html
He seems awkward in everything he does, except pitching!Quote:
Originally Posted by SWBKings
Dodgers looking to add a former 6 time gold glove winning 3B?
dodgers.com: News
Judge finalizes decision in McCourt divorce case - MLB - Yahoo! Sports
Can we start a "sell the team" chant at every home game?
As long as it doesn't sound like our, "Let's go KiiiIiiiiiiiIiiinnnggs" chant, then I am all for it!!Quote:
Originally Posted by DanteHicks
Yet another "7 years too late" signing by Ned?Quote:
Originally Posted by Frolov24
Dodgers adding two right handed hitting outfielders:
Source: Los Angeles Dodgers reach agreement with Marcus Thames - ESPN New York
I was hoping for Milledge as the righty LF platoon player, but Thames would have been my 2nd choice based on the current market. Thames does have decent power but is also considered below average on defense. Though he can't help but be a defensive upgrade over the previous LF. Thames/Gibbons in LF, sounds like the type of solution the Pirates or Royals would have, not a team that's supposed to be a legit contender.
As for Kapler (I played with him in little league and high school when he was a skinny SS), I'm guessing he's coming home for one more shot at making a roster before retiring. Barring an injury or two, don't see him making the roster but worth taking a look. He's already been a minor league coach, so maybe he stays with the organization in that capacity if he doesn't make the team.
Quote:
The Dodgers have avoided salary arbitration with Chad Billingsley, as they agreed on Tuesday to a one-year, $6.275-million contract.
Dodgers and Chad Billingsley avoid arbitration, agree to one-year, $6.275-million deal | Dodgers Blog | Los Angeles Times
