Posted on 09 October 2009. Tags: Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, Joe Torre, LA Dodgers, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Mark Loretta, Tony Abreu, Vicente Padilla
A good team has a killer instinct. It seizes the moment and puts their opponent away. Michael Jordan had a killer instinct when he played for the Chicago Bulls. The Dodgers need that killer instinct. They need to stomp on the Cardinals on Saturday and make sure they put them down! The Dodgers cannot afford for that “two-headed snake” [...]
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Posted on 08 October 2009. Tags: Clayton Kershaw, Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, Jim Thome, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Mark Loretta
Jim Thome didn’t get a chance when Adam Wainright drilled him rather than pitch to him. My 10 year-old said “So that’s how he handles that?” (speaking of Wainright). Wainright wasn’t going to get beat by Thome. He made his mind up about that. Clayton Kershaw didn’t have his “A Game,” but he pitched out [...]
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Posted on 06 August 2009. Tags: Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, Jason Schmidt, Jeff Weaver, LA Dodgers, Los Angeles Dodgers, Mark Loretta, Tony Abreu
It’s been a while, but unless you havn’t checked, Tony Abreu is back… with a vengence! What is a player who is switch-hitter, can play all the infield positions (shoot, probably all the outfield positions), has decent power and above average speed, worth? Tony Abreu (former TOP 5 Dodger Prospect) is back and better than [...]
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Posted on 19 May 2009. Tags: Bomb Squad, Brad Ausmus, Dodgers, Furcal, James McDonald, Javy Guerrera, Kyle Russell, LA Dodgers, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Lucas May, Mark Loretta, Mickey Hatcher, Pedro Guerrero, Scott Elbert, Stuntmen, Xavier Paul
In 1988 we had Dave Anderson, Mike Davis, Pedero Guerrero, Rick Dempsey, Tracy Wooden, Danny Heap and the head stuntman, Mickey Hatcher. This year it’s Juan Pierre, Juan Castro, Xavier Paul, Doug Mientkiewicz, Mark Loretta and Brad Ausmus. They currently go by the name “Bomb Squad,” but I think that “The Stuntmen” are back. Bomb Squad may be more 2009, but The Stuntmen are timeless.
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