Tag Archive | "Zach Lee"
Posted on 19 April 2013. Tags: Andre Ethier, Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, Don Mattingly, Joc Pederson, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Yasiel Puig, Zach Lee
In case you live on another planet and haven’t heard, the Dodgers have a guy who may be a pretty good player at AA by the name of Yasiel Puig. I think it has been assumed by many Dodger fans that Andre Ethier would be the odd-man-out and he may be, but at what cost? [...]
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Posted on 07 August 2012. Tags: Chris Capuano, Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, Juan Uribe, LA Dodgers, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Yasiel Puig, Zach Lee
The Dodgers have been shutout 10 times! If you keep doing what you’ve always done, you will get what you’ve always got. Unless you are truly insane, you have to start by ditching the current hitting coach. Maybe it’s not his fault entirely, but he’s not blameless. It’s late in the year to do that, [...]
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Posted on 29 July 2012. Tags: Andre Ethier, Andy LaRoche, Chad Billingsley, Clayton Kershaw, Dee Gordon, Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, Hanley Ramirez, Jason Repko, LA Dodgers, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Luis Cruz, Rubby De La Rosa, Ted Lilly, Yasiel Puig, Zach Lee
It was in 2004, that I first really noticed Andy LaRoche. He was a 20 year-old third baseman who ended up with 23 HR and 76 RBI in A ball. The next season, he hit 30 HR with 94 RBI and had a slash line of .305/.374/.553. He had amazing opposite-field power – I said [...]
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Posted on 16 June 2012. Tags: Alex Castellanos, Cole Hamels, Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, Kyle Russell, LA Dodgers, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Zach Lee
Trade Zach Lee, Kyle Russell and Alex Castellanos for Matt Garza and Alfonzo Soriano? Trade Zach Lee, Chris Capuano and Alex Castellanos for Cole Hamels? Trade Zach Lee, Alex Castellanos and James Loney for Justin Morneau? Trade Zach Lee, Alex Castellanos, Juan Rivera and Shawn Tolleson for Chase Headley and Carlos Quentin? What say you? [...]
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Posted on 25 May 2012. Tags: AJ Ellis, Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, James Loney, LA Dodgers, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Zach Lee
Players that teams wait on year-after-year to reach their potential, seldom do. That’s a sweeping statement and I don’t have time to do the scientific research, but it seems about right to me. It seems like players with “potential unrealized” frequently achieve that potential with a different team than the one they start with. It [...]
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Posted on 05 May 2012. Tags: Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, Ethan Martin, Hanley Ramirez, LA Dodgers, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Scott Van Slyke, Zach Lee
I don’t want to rain on the parade of Dodger fans who believe that Stan Kasten will come into LA and give Ned Colletti the authority and open pocketbook to trade for some bats that the Dodgers need. It’s not that Guggs and Company doesn’t have the money – they do. It’s just that throwing [...]
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Posted on 09 August 2011. Tags: Dave Hansen, Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, Frank McCourt, Garrett Gould, Great Lakes Loons, Hiroki Kuroda, LA Dodgers, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Zach Lee
Before we get to the interview, let me bring up a few things that are on my mind. The PCL Factor: Travyon Robinson hit 32 HR in about 1,100 AB’s at Inland Empire which is known as a “hitter’s league.” Then, last season he hit 9 HR at Chattanooga (523 AB’s) which is a “pitcher’s league.” [...]
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Posted on 31 July 2011. Tags: Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, Garrett Gould, John Shoemaker, LA Dodgers, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Zach Lee
Raffy is gone to the Cardinals for Alex Castellanos, who despite good numbers in AA, is not considered by most to be a major league caliber player. He’s not yet twenty-five, but has a long swing to go with good speed, good power and a good arm. He was not among the Cardinals Top 3o [...]
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Posted on 30 March 2011. Tags: Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, Jon Broxton, LA Dodgers, Logan White, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Zach Lee
OK, you asked for it! I have been making you wait for it. You think I was bad in dissing Jon Broxton in front of Logan? Well, Jared disses Logan White by telling him that Zach Lee was a bad pick. Watch Logan jump over the table and pound Jared….
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Posted on 23 February 2011. Tags: Blake Hawksworth, Dee Gordon, Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, Jerry Sands, Kenley Jansen, LA Dodgers, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Rubby De La Rosa, Scott Elbert, Vicente Padilla, Zach Lee
According to multiple sources, Vicente Padilla will have surgery to repair a nerve/muscle problem in his arm. He could miss the whole season, or not. However, he can’t be included in the Dodger’s plans this season. Padilla was a key part of the pitching staff, so we can’t minimize his loss. So, now it on [...]
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Posted on 17 August 2010. Tags: Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, Frank McCourt, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Zach Lee
They didn’t draft Lee because they wanted good PR – they drafted Lee because he was a Top 10 talent who they could get at #28 in the draft. That was a smart move, not a PR move. Get 20 good knowledgeable baseball fans in a room and spin that story on them and they will laugh you out of the room!
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Posted on 16 August 2010. Tags: Dodger News, Dodgers, Dodgers Blog, LA Dodgers, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Zach Lee
Evidently the Dodgers just signed Zach Lee for $5.25 mil according to multiple sources. To show you what they thought of Zach Lee, they paid Clayton Kershaw $2.7 mil. I guess that makes all the morons who thought the Dodgers didn’t sign Hudson and Wolf because they didn’t want to pay draft picks, look like… [...]
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