Welcome to the third and final segment of our ‘Giants who became Dodgers’ series, which brings us to some more contemporary history. Five of the six entries in this portion were Ned Colletti free …
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Welcome to part 2 of our series on Giants who became Dodgers, inspired by the Sergio Romo signing. This segment spans several decades, starting in the 1920s and ending in the …
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When Sergio Romo makes his first appearance for the Dodgers this year, he will become the 226th player in MLB history to have played for both the Dodgers and the Giants. That’s …
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Cody Bellinger hit a monster dong just moments ago and it was truly amazing to witness. How glorious was his dong? Glorious enough that it got me to whip out …
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Jon SooHoo and his photographs are amazing, but I couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t make a shitpost pointing out that the Photo Day pics for the 2017 Dodgers …
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Dodgers games start again today in a little bit, as Clayton Kershaw takes to the mound, so this can serve as a Game Thread of sorts. However, there are still …
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As Dustin and Sarah write thousands upon thousands of words imparting valuable information on all of you regarding Dodgers prospects and Dodgers history, I bring you the most relevant and …
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In the penultimate post ranking the prospects, I bring you Top 20 prospects in the organization. All these names should be recognizable and, barring anything crazy, should see time in …
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After being worth about 4.9 WAR per season in 2013 and 2014, Yasiel Puig has dropped to about 1.3 WAR per season in 2015 and 2016. Based on this series …
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Adrian Gonzalez is the modern-day ironman. Since 2006, no player has appeared in more games than Gonzalez — 1,745. Robinson Cano is second at 1,716. But with a sore elbow …
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