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This is Mookie Betts’ team. We can argue one way or another but as it stands right now, Mookie is the only Dodger player who is contracted for the next decade. It seems that everyone else is up in the air. Sure, we can assume that Seager, Belli, Buehler and Urias will sign long termContinue reading “Betts Must Make the Call to Arenado”

A friendly challenge has been issued by Trevor Bauer and our buddy Yasiel Puig. What is the challenge? Trevor has challenged him to a “Throw Off”. Puig, not one to back away has accepted the challenge with a “tell me when and where.” The two crossed paths a few years back as Puig was tradedContinue reading “Bauer vs Puig: The Gauntlet has Been Thrown”

The Conversation between Kevin Cash and Snell in the World Series It is impossible to change history. The best team in 2020 came away victorious in this World Series. One cannot help but wonder though what was said on that mound in the 6th inning of game 6 in the World Series between Kevin CashContinue reading “Blake Snell on the Trading Block”

Last night I watched the “2020 Capital 1 Premier Plays of the Year” and I was pleased to see a ton of Dodger plays listed on this countdown. In year’s past, the Dodgers have been forgotten or snubbed in these top lists but this year I was happy to see a high volume of DodgerContinue reading “2020 Capital 1 Premier MLB Plays of the Year”

It goes without saying that Justin Turner is one of the most loved and respected players in the Dodgers’ clubhouse. If you are a fan of the team, then it is easy to understand how this man can be a fan favorite. One year, Sports Illustrated called the Dodgers the best team ever and whoContinue reading “Justin Turner: 7 years a Dodger”

Former GM Jim Bowden went on record stating that the Colorado GM Jeff Bridich and the Dodgers have been in trade talks about Nolan Arenado. He goes on to say that a deal gets done by Christmas. Here is why Jim Bowden is correct: #1 Nolan Arenado plans to opt out after the 2021 seasonContinue reading “Arenado in Dodger Blue by Christmas.”

If there was a baseball sportswriter for the Dodgers named Homer, I bet he would be a homer. A homer is someone that is blatantly biased for his home team. Homer would probably get to vote for the next Hall of Fame inductees. If he got a chance to vote for the next group ofContinue reading “Hall of Fame for Ex-Dodgers?”

Tribute to Ned Colletti I had to write this piece to say thank you to Ned Colletti because as soon as the Dodgers won the World Series John Hartung from SportsnetLA mentioned to Ned as they drank a glass of wine that his “fingerprints were all over this World Series.” I immediately said, “Hell yeahContinue reading “Tip Your Caps to Ned Colletti”

I was scouting some of the players in our pipeline and I came across a player named DJ Peters. The front office is waiting for him to jump into the scene. Wow, this guy is a beast. He is 6’6 and weighs 225 lbs. He is only 24 years old from Glendora, CA. The DodgersContinue reading “The Sleeping Giant: DJ Peters”