The Dodgers on Saturday reassigned Chris Anderson, Ryan Buchter, Josh Ravin and Julio Urias to minor-league camp. The four were not on the 40-man roster and had almost not shot …
Read More »Still Happy To Have Enrique Hernandez
This isn’t exactly going to be full of a ton of new information, but then, I don’t have a ton of time this morning, and you jackals need your daily …
Read More »2015 Dodgers prospects: Projected 2018 lineup
Finally, the conclusion of the 11-part 2015 prospect series. This would have been published sooner if a certain Cuban infielder had already made a decision, but I can only sit …
Read More »Joc Pederson Destroyed A Baseball
You know, I thought the Will Ferrell stuff would have been tedious today, but it actually turned out to be pretty entertaining. By the time he got to the Dodgers, …
Read More »The Hector Olivera Situation Is Getting Out Of Control
Today in “as the Hector Olivera turns,” the worst new soap opera of the 2015 season: #Marlins made $53m offer for Hector Olivera, but backed away after hearing #dodgers offered …
Read More »Quiet Camp Leads To Simple Opening Day Roster Projection
For what may have been one of the wildest winters in Dodger history — front office makeovers! Superstar trades! Inexplicable accusations of being cheap! — spring training has been pretty …
Read More »Mailbag #20: Zach Lee, Alex Guerrero, Stats Brainwashing, Corey Seager … Now?
Send us moar questions using the form to the right! Or just pester us on Twitter. ===== Powder Hound: Many Dodger prospect lists are down on Zach Lee. At the …
Read More »Yasmani Grandal May Want To Put the ‘Catch’ In Catcher
Yasmani Grandal is here for two reasons. One is that he can hit, and that he’s likely to hit better than ever in 2015. (And lest you think that this …
Read More »Podcast: ‘Dugout Blues’ episode 112 – Live at ST, Olivera, Heredia
On this episode of “Dugout Blues,” Jared Massey (Dodgers Nation) and I catch up while I’m in Arizona (by the time you read this, I’ll already be home). Spring training is …
Read More »Don’t fret about Yasmani Grandal from the right side
GLENDALE, Ariz. — If you just look at the stat line, you’d think Yasmani Grandal was a poor right-handed hitter. For his career, he owns a .225/.335/.379 line, and just five …
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