It’s hard to keep up with all the roster moves the Dodgers made in 2016. In fact, it’s hard to keep up with all the moves Andrew Friedman haw made …
Read More »Looking at the 8 (or 9) 2017 arbitration-eligible Dodgers
MLB Trade Rumors has turned into a pretty solid baseball reference — provided you know how to use it. In a yearly series, MLBTR released its projected arbitration salaries for …
Read More »Podcast: ‘Dugout Blues’ episode 179 – Season over, NLCS recap, Bellinger
On this episode of “Dugout Blues,” Jared Massey (Dodger Blue) and I record one of the lowest-key depressing podcast to date. The season ended on Saturday night with Clayton Kershaw not having …
Read More »Resetting the 40-man roster for what could be an active offseason
The Dodgers utilized the 40-man roster better than any team in 2016. At one time, they had 48 players on it (yes, it’s possible). Now that the season is over, let’s …
Read More »Wrapping up the Dodgers 2016 season
That sucked. There’s no other way to spin it. While the Dodgers put up a solid fight, they were underdogs in this series to the best team in baseball, so …
Read More »2016 Dodgers’ fate lies with Clayton Kershaw, Rich Hill and Kenley Jansen
Well, that was utterly disappointing. The worst part is, it didn’t feel like the Dodgers had a legit look at the game because Jon Lester was on last night despite …
Read More »Cubs @ Dodgers Oct. 20, 2016: NLCS Game 5
With the National League Championship Series tied 2-2, this is a rather sizable game for both the Cubs and Dodgers. The Cubs are rolling out their regulars, while the Dodgers …
Read More »Kenta Maeda is absolutely the right call for Game 5
This would have been a much tougher decision if the Dodgers had won last night, but Kenta Maeda should absolutely get the ball in Game 5 tonight for the Dodgers. …
Read More »What to expect from Julio Urias in Game 4 of the NLCS
The Dodgers are handing the ball to a 20-year-old in Game 4 of the National League Championship Series. Normally, that’d be frightening, but Julio Urias isn’t your normal 20-year-old. Ever …
Read More »Expect Dodgers to lean on bullpen, again, this week
Clayton Kershaw had the longest outing of any Dodger pitcher this postseason on Sunday night. He went seven innings, matching his career-longest outing in the playoffs. In fact, he owns the …
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