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Kershaw, timely hitting fuel Dodgers by Angels
James Loney hit a two-run homer that was upheld by video review, Clayton Kershaw pitched seven shutout innings and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Los Angeles Angels 5-3 on Sunday night to take two of three in the Freeway Series.
Bison wins Barn Burner at the Ravine
June 17, 2009 by
True Blue LA
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by Chris Carlson - AP
The Beard does double damage tonight. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)
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A pitching duel between two young talented left-handers turned into a barn...
Me Not Know, How Grade Does Matt Kemp Get?
October 13, 2009 by
Sons of Steve Garvey
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In this economy, one would think ESPN.com could hire a proofreader here or there.
Kemp gets a B overall. by the way. Manny Ramirez, Juan Pierre, and Andre Ethier all get a B+; James Loney gets a B-, and Rafael Furcal gets a C+.
On the Phillies, Chase Utley gets an A; Ryan Howard...
Game 114 Thread: August 11 @ Giants, 7p
August 11, 2009 by
Sons of Steve Garvey
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Randy Wolf (5-6, 3.55) vs. Joe Martinez (2-0, 5.87).
COMMENTS: The suddenly-third-place Giants find themselves in need of an ace, but he doesn't start until tomorrow. Instead, they're turning to the hard-headed rookie Martinez, who won his first game back from the disabled...
2009 MLB Draft-Dodgers-Day 1 Recap
June 10, 2009 by
Memories Of Kevin Malone
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With their first pick in the draft, the Dodgers selected collegiate pitcher Aaron Miller.My initial impression of him is positive, and not just because of the predictable fluff that comes out after the pick was made. It was pretty much a given that Logan White was going to take a pitcher...
Dodgers at Giants Bottom of the Third
April 28, 2009 by
NFL Football Online
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Fred Lewis just got beaned in the foot on a super sliding slider. The pitch did not look like it was going to be within 6 inches of him. It broke hard. As long as he misses that much, I don't mind.Randy Winn got a hit through the hole on the right side because James Loney was busy...
If It's Done, Let it Be the Dodgers
November 08, 2007 by
SporTech Matter
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Don't get me twisted, I'm still not up for trading Miguel Cabrera but if there was one team who we should be doing business with, it's the desperate Dodgers. It was reported yesterday that the Marlins were shopping Cabrera during the trade deadline last season and the Dodgers...
DeWitt Called Up, Ozuna Designated
August 27, 2008 by
Memories Of Kevin Malone
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Wow, this certainly came out of nowhere. It's not a bad thing though, because this could mean that Russell doesn't have to play 3rd when Loney or Blake need a breather. Could this mean that *gasp* Russell will actually get a real day off?
Where They Stand: Los Angeles Dodgers
January 28, 2009 by
Sharapova's Thigh
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A look at where the Dodgers stand:
their 2008 outcome, what they've done, what they've lost, needs, the
talk, a free agent signing/trade prediction, a young player to make an
impact in 2009, 2009 outlook as of now, and the hottest women that's
associated with the team.
Captain, I Think We've Hit an Iceberg
What's next, locust?
James Loney and Russell Martin stopped hitting, Chad Billingsley pulled a hamstring, Jonathan Broxton stopped saving and Hiroki Kuroda took a line drive off his head and was carried off the field. The Dodgers let a 3-1 lead get away in the ninth, losing their...
Thome Don't Play That (1B)?
September 01, 2009 by
Sons of Steve Garvey
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Ned Colletti pulled off a pretty surprising and gutsy move at the trade deadline, picking up Jim Thome from the White Sox and Jon Garland from the Diamondbacks right before the music stopped and everyone had to take their seats. Garland's acquisition aside (which is obviously protection...
Graph of the Day: Shortest Home Runs By Standard Distance
July 16, 2009 by
Beyond the Box Score
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On Sunday, I posted the longest home runs hit this year, adjusted for atmospheric effects. Today, I'll post the accompaniment to that graph. Here are the shortest home runs to date, by a much more diverse group than the mashers who hit the long bombs: Chase Utley...
Graph of the Day: Shortest Home Runs By Standard Distance
July 16, 2009 by
Beyond the Box Score
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On Sunday, I posted the longest home runs hit this year, adjusted for atmospheric effects. Today, I'll post the accompaniment to that graph. Here are the shortest home runs to date, by a much more diverse group than the mashers who hit the long bombs: Chase Utley...
Post-Game 120 Thread: We Can Beat Your #5 Starter
August 19, 2009 by
Sons of Steve Garvey
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DODGERS 7, CARDINALS 3
This is one of those games you love to see in person (as I did): the Dodgers open up a big lead early; unlikely bats spring forth (Russell Martin goes 2-for-4 with an RBI, raising his average to .263); unlikely starters do fine (Juan Pierre, subbing for a flu...
Jeff Bagwell is to James Loney as Pedro Martinez is to Chad Billingsley?
11 days ago by
True Blue LA
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by Gus Ruelas - AP
"Dude, we're so alike! Our career similarity score is 934, which is my seventh-best comparison and your tenth-best!" - Matt Kemp on discovering Similarity Scores (AP Photo/Gus Ruelas...
NL West in Review: 1st Basemen
October 26, 2009 by
Purple Row
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by Elaine Thompson - AP
One man stood tall above 26 other NL West first basemen in 2009.
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