It’s time for real talk here folks. You know how I do this, with brutal honesty and directness. This may not be an article full of sunshine and moonbeams, but sometimes this stuff has to be said. As I have said before if I am not being 100% honest with
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We saw vintage Clayton Kershaw on Sunday afternoon during the Dodger’s 3-0 win over the Dbacks in Arizona. In the victory Kershaw looked like the pitcher of his glory days as he tossed 5.2 innings of shutout ball. Kershaw issued no walks, just three hits and struck out six. His
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Los Angeles Skipper Dave Roberts and the rest of Dodger’s management have fallen back into a nasty habit of using the entire bullpen every single night. Once again we saw the devastating effects of this in the Dodger’s 5-3 loss to the Dbacks on Friday evening. Using 5-7 relievers every
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Here's some hot takes from Oscar on the Dodger's first week of the 2020 season. https://youtu.be/K2u6HE19C2M
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I've always loved when art and baseball combine. The two are both great on their own but when they come together it can be magical. Artist S.Preston has brought Baseball, art, and iconic animated character Bugs Bunny together for a pretty unique piece. He's well known for his sports inspired pop
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It's unbelievable to me how the Astros ruthlessly cheat for years, and get a slap on the wrist from MLB. Yet Joe Kelly accidentally throws behind a couple of guys and makes a frowny face and gets an 8 game suspension. The commissioner's office is so corrupt it's sickening. Kelly
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After a frustrating home split against the woeful Giants, the Dodgers embarked on their first road trip of the 2020 season. Guess where they played their first road games? At Minute Maid park against the Houston Trash Cans of course. Luckily with no fans in the stands any trash can
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Easton Baseball hosted an interview with Dodger's third baseman Justin Turner. MLB Network's Chris Rose interviewed JT and it was a fun little discussion. Turner talked about shaving his world famous beard and nobody being able to recognize him. He also talked about how great Dodger fans are. If you
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There may not be many commenters left over here, but that doesn’t mean I’ve forgotten how to write a good old fashioned recap. It’s like riding a bike you never forget. So let me pull up my suspenders grab my Dodger cap and dust off the computer. The last official
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Mark this day on your calendars. On this date, Wednesday July 22, 2020 the year of our lord Dodger's president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman finally acted like a real large market general manager/executive by signing Perennial MVP Candidate Mookie Betts to a massive 12-year 365 million dollar contract extension.
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A lot of people are scratching their heads as to why the Dodgers optioned top prospect Gavin Lux off of the club's active summer opening day roster. The Dodgers announced the move this afternoon as they shuffled Lux to their alternate training site, which is where the young man will
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Here's a look at the Dodger's 60-game schedule for the 2020 season. The club will play it's first of three exhibition games tomorrow night against Arizona. They'll play two exhibition games against Arizona tomorrow night and Sunday evening at Dodgers Stadium before playing one game against the Angels on Tuesday.
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So we’re getting 60 games this season. That’s the schedule MLB has decided on since the players and owners were unable to come to an agreement. Every club will play a couple of exhibition games before the season will begin on July 23. The teams will play at their home
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I've always been pro-hat myself. After all I am just starting to lose my hair. Nothing major yet. I'm just a little thin on top. However I love to wear hats, especially Dodger hats. I don't have luscious locks like Cody Bellinger does, so perhaps I am a bit biased.
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I think I should mention that today marks the thirtieth anniversary of Fernando Valenzuela’s no-hitter against the Cardinals at Dodger Stadium on June 29, 1990. That was his final season as a Dodger and the no-hitter was the last hurrah for Fernando in Dodger blue. Not surprisingly everyone could see
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When Commissioner Bud Selig retired and current Commissioner Rob Manfred took over for him, I knew there was going to be problems. I had seen Manfred speak and knew of his past record. There’s a huge difference between Selig and Manfred. Selig was a former owner, responsible for bringing baseball
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