
Great Moments in dodger history Part 3: 2001-2013
After 2000, Malone was out as GM and Johnson was out as the manager. Former Dodger pitching coach, Dave Wallace was the interim GM and Jim Tracy was named…
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After 2000, Malone was out as GM and Johnson was out as the manager. Former Dodger pitching coach, Dave Wallace was the interim GM and Jim Tracy was named…

Keith Hernandez (11 Gold Gloves) and Don Mattingly (9 Gold Gloves) were both 1 inch taller than JT3. See, maybe some of you don't understand this, but the baseball glove doesn't sit on top of your head! It's attached to your hand

The Dodgers entered the 80's with the infield still intact, but the team was getting old. All but one of the starting 8, CF Rudy Law (23), were 31 or older.…

Most of you want to keep Freddie, and that is your opinion. I love Freddie and what he stands for, but I think he is very close to the end, and his decline will get steeper.

I have been very critical of RVS in the past and continue to be critical. But he is not going to be fired because he is coaching exactly what the front office…

Meanwhile, the Rockies, Angels, and Athletics have some of the smallest analytics departments in baseball. Take a wild guess at how that’s working out.

1890-2026, that is how long the Dodgers franchise has been a member of the National League. There have been many great moments in the history of the team. The…

The Dodgers have spent a lot of dollars in free agency with mixed results. It was necessary because, while their farm system had talent, none were at an…

The Brewers didn't have the Dodgers' money, their collection of MVPs, or their seemingly unlimited financial resources. What they did have was younger legs, energy, athleticism, and players who looked like they genuinely enjoyed playing baseball.

At 6-foot-6, De La Cruz has extraordinary reach and quickness, but he can still struggle with routine plays. His arm is so powerful that he sometimes seems to rely on it rather than set his feet and make an uncomplicated throw.

Before recapping the rest of the series, I have to mention the group of reserve players who were, for that season, referred to as "The Stunt Men". Those players were Mickey Hatcher, Dave Anderson, Franklin Stubbs, Rick Dempsey, Danny Heep, Mike Sharperson. and Jeff Hamilton.

That's a lot of turnover, but it could get worse. What will happen to Mark Walter? What will the DOJ's investigation reveal, and will he be forced to sell the team? I have no opinion... we have to wait and see. I also think that Tommy Edman could be traded if there are takers.
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