Pettitte was awesome during his tour in the NL for Houston. He and Johnson are about the same at this point I think Johnson Pettitte being more durable though, I wouldn't mind using the Penny money on either guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frolov24
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Pettitte was awesome during his tour in the NL for Houston. He and Johnson are about the same at this point I think Johnson Pettitte being more durable though, I wouldn't mind using the Penny money on either guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frolov24
I'm sure the only reason we are linked to him is because of Torre. I think it's a long shot though, the Yankees still need him and he only left them before to pitch in his home state of Texas.Quote:
Originally Posted by KingsJohn/Obediah
Just saw this within that Rosenthal pieceQuote:
Originally Posted by Frolov24
I don't really put much stock in Rosenthal after that Tim Hudson fiasco, but I could see Ned doing this. Let's hope not though.Quote:
Hell's bells, Hollywood style?
Imagine "Hell's Bells" blaring at Dodger Stadium to herald the entrance of Trevor Hoffman in the bottom of the ninth inning.
Trevor Hoffman wouldn't be a bad fit for the Dodgers. (Stephen Dunn / Getty Images)
The idea of the Dodgers signing Hoffman makes a lot of sense.
The Dodgers have so many holes, they might be unable to spend heavily if they replace closer Takashi Saito, who will be 39 next season and coming off an elbow injury.
Hoffman, 41, could serve as a one-year mentor for setup man Jonathan Broxton, who is still only 24. Staying in the NL West almost certainly would appeal to Hoffman. So would the chance to stick it his former team, the Padres.
We signed our first FA!
LA may not sweeten offer to Manny | Sports | PE.com | Southern California News | News for Inland Southern California
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Infielder Maza Re-Signed
The Dodgers re-signed infielder Luis Maza to a minor-league contract and invited the non-roster player to spring training.
Maza, 28, was at one point last season the team's starting shortstop after being called up for his first major league action. He hit .228 with one home run and four RBI in 45 games before being designated for assignment in July.
Almost makes me wish the Manny trade never happened. It was a fun little stretch by Ned got to keep his job and **** this team for at least another season (or many more if he trades away guys like Hu for Wilson).Quote:
Originally Posted by ASUcruz
I shouldn't have opened this thread. My hatred for Ned has come back in a hurry.Quote:
Originally Posted by ASUcruz
Some news on Furcal
ESPN - Agent Paul Kinzer: Rafael Furcal won't sign before winter meetings
Manny is going to decline the arbitration.
No ****. That goes without saying. But it ensures that we'll some draft picks for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brand New
