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Los Angeles Dodgers: Who’s the set up man?
The Los Angeles Dodgers have been anything but quiet this off-season. Making multiple moves to completely change the complexion of their roster. From a team that last season was predicated on their offensive fire power to a team that now wants defensive efficiency.
Team President Andrew Friedman has been doing all he can to make cost effective moves that not only improve the team...
Via isportsweb.com
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One Whole Year Of Dodgers Digest
So… hey. Thanks for being here. Thanks for still being here. A year ago today, Chad and Daniel and Dustin and I officially teamed up to start up Dodgers Digest rather than continue to go it all alone, and one site re-design and literally more than a million comments later, things are going pretty well.
So far, we’ve come at you with 983 posts (including this one), though only...
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4 days ago
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Dodgers reach one-year deals with Jansen, two others
LOS ANGELES -- Pitchers Kenley Jansen and Juan Nicasio and infielder Justin Turner have agreed to one-year deals with the Los Angeles Dodgers, avoiding arbitration.
Jansen will earn $7,425,000 after making $4.3 million last season, when he had 44 saves and a 2.76 ERA. Nicasio will earn $2.3 million after making $2,025,000 last year, when he was 6-6 with a 5.38 ERA for Colorado. Turner...
Via AP on Fox
8 days ago
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Dodgers Avoid Arbitration Entirely, Because Dodgers
Like the Dodgers were really going to go to arbitration, right?
In the days after coming to terms on one-year deals with A.J. Ellis and Chris Heisey, the Dodgers have now done the same with Kenley Jansen, Justin Turner, and Juan Nicasio.
Each get raises, because that’s how arbitration works, no matter how you think it actually works or should work. Jansen went from $4.3 million...
Via Dodgers Digest
8 days ago
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Kenley Jansen, Justin Turner among four to file for arbitration
It went somewhat unnoticed on Tuesday, but the Dodgers had four players file for arbitration, sans A.J. Ellis, who agreed to a $4.25 million contract for 2015.
Chris Heisey, Kenley Jansen, Juan Nicasio and Justin Turner all filed for arbitration on the deadline day after failing to reach agreements with the Dodgers. Now, this doesn’t mean they’re actually going to arbitration...
Via Dodgers Digest
10 days ago
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Los Angeles Dodgers: Predicting the playoff bullpen
The Los Angeles Dodgers have one of the best starting rotations in baseball. They have one of the deepest lineups in baseball, and have two or three extremely solid bench players depending on your opinion of Andre Ethier.
Despite a $238 million dollar payroll, the Dodgers still have one glaring hole that could keep them from winning their first World Series since 1988.
Kenley Jansen...
Via isportsweb.com
October 02, 2014
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Los Angeles Dodgers trade rumors: Bullpen edition
One “Los Angeles” baseball team made a splash this week, acquiring two solid relief pitchers to fix their bullpen issues. Unfortunately, it wasn’t the one that actually plays in Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim made their first dent in the trade market early on, when they traded struggling former closer Ernesto Frieri to the Pirates for their struggling former...
Via isportsweb.com
July 08, 2014
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Concern for Dodgers’ Kenley Jansen
Kenley Jansen Dodgers – Photo Credit: Not That Bob James (Flickr Creative Commons)
Some people are getting nervous about Kenley Jansen, the Los Angeles Dodgers closer. The reason for the nervousness is his statistics. He is not throwing the ball even close to 100 mph, as he has in the past. He has a 0-2 record with an ERA of 4.58 and a WHIP of 1.70. He could be hurting from looking...
Via Hot Stove MLB
May 13, 2014
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Kenley Jansen Is Suddenly The Worst Closer In Baseball, Or Something
Oddly — or, I don’t know, maybe it’s not — the tenor of discussion following last night’s extra-inning loss is less about Brandon League being terrible than it is about Kenley Jansen being unable to hold onto a 2-1 lead in the ninth inning.
For clarity, here’s what Jansen did. He struck out Hector Sanchez on four pitches. Then, he got Angel Pagan to hit a grounder...
Via Dodgers Digest
April 16, 2014
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A Thing Maybe Worth Noting: Kenley Jansen’s Velocity
If I were to rank the months of the year in terms of difficulty of writing for FanGraphs, February would probably be #1; there’s just nothing going on in the second month of the year. The off-season is over, only the most meaningless parts of spring training are going on, teams aren’t aggressively signing long […]
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