This website is for died-in-the-wool Dodger fans who realize that while statistics are important, they are just another tool and know that humans, not numbers, play the game of baseball. To that end, we do not live and die by sabermetrics or statistical analysis.

We are civil to one another and do not talk politics and religion. Cursing and derogatory language are not permitted. Show respect to one another and let’s root for the Dodgers.

At Dodger Thoughts.com, Jon Weisman has rules posted. Not a bad idea if you ask me. I do really hate rules, but they do help keep things civil. Here is some of what Jon doesn’t want his posters doing:

1) using profanity or any euphemisms for profanity
2) personally attacking other commenters
3) baiting other commenters
4) arguing for the sake of arguing
5) discussing politics

Thanks for the ideas, Jon!

I have been a Dodger fan for over 40 years (that’s me and my son at Dodgertown). I live in Indianapolis, Indiana and let me tell you, it is not easy being a Dodger fan in Indy, but I go to Spring Training for a week or two every year. I also try and get to Chavez Ravine once a year and I go to Dodger Games in St. Louis, Cleveland, KC, Cincy, ChiTown, Milwaukee and anyplace else I can see the Dodgers. Yes, I am THE Dodger fan, but not a journalist (as many have pointed out). Journalism wasn’t even a minor for me - in fact, I’m a college drop-out! I am a “Joe-Six-Pack” type writer. This website is for died-in-the-wool Dodger fans who realize that while statistics are important, they are just another tool and know that humans, not numbers, play the game of baseball. To that end, we do not live and die by sabermetrics or statistical analysis.