James Loney says blow to head led to his odd behavior in crash
Loney hit several cars in Nov. 14 incident. He says he can't remember what happened after the initial impact. He faces no criminal charges after tests showed no drugs or alcohol in his system.James Loney says now he understands why what he dismissively refers to as "a car accident" made headlines late last year.
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3 days ago
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Loney does part with Community Caravan
On the Dodgers Community Caravan Wednesday, James Loney worked with blind children at the Frances Blend School, posed for photos with the Compton College baseball and softball teams at the MLB Urban Youth Academy, helped rebuild a home with Habitat for Humanity in Lynwood and took part in the dedication of the newest Dodgers Dream Field at Normandie Park in South Central L.A.
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4 days ago
Loney won't face criminal charges for accident
James Loney, who was briefly held on suspicion of driving under the influence after hitting three cars during a November accident, will not face criminal charges.
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10 days ago
Dodgers' James Loney won't face charges for November accident
Drug and alcohol tests come back negative and there is insufficient evidence to proceed with the case against the first baseman, who police said sideswiped three cars and passed out on the freeway.Dodgers first baseman James Loney, who was arrested in November on suspicion of driving under the influence, won't face criminal charges, prosecutors said Wednesday.
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10 days ago
Dodgers' Loney will not face charges
Prosecutors say criminal charges will not be filed against Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman James Loney, who was arrested last year on suspicion of driving under the influence.
City attorney's office spokesman Frank Mateljan said Wednesday that the office obtained a report from law enforcement and determined there was insufficient evidence to proceed with a case against Loney...
Via AP on Fox
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11 days ago
Dodgers' Loney will not face charges from crash
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Prosecutors say criminal charges will not be filed against Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman James Loney, who was arrested last year on suspicion of driving under the influence.
Via SI.com
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11 days ago
Dodgers' Loney won't face charges (AP)
Prosecutors say criminal charges will not be filed against Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman James Loney, who was arrested last year on suspicion of driving under the influence. City attorney's office spokesman Frank Mateljan said Wednesday that the office obtained a report from law enforcement and determined there was insufficient evidence to proceed with a case against Loney.
Via Yahoo! Sports
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11 days ago
Dodgers' Loney will not face charges
LOS ANGELES -- Prosecutors say criminal charges will not be filed against Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman James Loney, who was arrested last year on suspicion of driving under the influence.
City attorney's office spokesman Frank Mateljan said Wednesday that the office obtained a report from law enforcement and determined there was insufficient evidence to proceed with a...
Via Fox Sports West
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11 days ago
Dodgers' Loney avoids DUI charges
Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman James Loney has avoided DUI charges after prosecutors determined there was insufficient evidence to charge him, the Los Angeles Times reported Wednesday.
Loney was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving on Nov. 14 after allegedly sideswiping his Maserati into several cars on a Los Angeles freeway.
A California Highway Patrol officer at the scene...
Via Fox Sports
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11 days ago
Dodgers' Loney won't face charges from crash
Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman James Loney won't face any criminal charges resulting from a Nov. 14 traffic accident in which he was briefly detained on suspicion of DUI, a spokesman for the Los Angeles City Attorney's office confirmed on Wednesday.
Via ESPN
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11 days ago
Player Profile #114: Freddie Freeman | 1B | ATL
Freddie Freeman did not have a friendly start to the 2011 season, but it ended with quite a bang. Over his final 114 games (4+ months), Freeman hit 17 home runs with a .300/.356/.479 line, but because of his poor start his overall numbers weren’t as good as they could’ve been. While Freeman lacks the power upside of a top tier first baseman he could develop better power...
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To Any Of The Potential Dodgers Owners Looking For A Partner…
I would be a great choice. I’m smart, I work well with others, and I’m a team player. I would bring a decade and a half of playing experience, two decades of fandom, and about a year of baseball blogging experience with me. I’m definitely what you would consider well informed. I’m audacious enough to make the big move but wise enough to know when to stand...
Via Off The Bench
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To Any Of The Potential Dodgers Owners Looking For A Partner…
I would be a great choice. I’m smart, I work well with others, and I’m a team player. I would bring a decade and a half of playing experience, two decades of fandom, and about a year of baseball blogging experience with me. I’m definitely what you would consider well informed. I’m audacious enough to make the big move but wise enough to know when to stand...
Via Off The Bench
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19 days ago
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19 days ago
To Any Of The Potential Dodgers Owners Looking For A Partner…
I would be a great choice. I’m smart, I work well with others, and I’m a team player. I would bring a decade and a half of playing experience, two decades of fandom, and about a year of baseball blogging experience with me. I’m definitely what you would consider well informed. I’m audacious enough to make the big move but wise enough to know when to stand...
Via Off The Bench
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James Loney Makes Top Five List...Of Most Frustrating Players
Geez, this was really not where I wanted to find FJL. However I have to say that at least from the Dodgers' perspective, the enigma that is Loney is indeed a point of frustration:
As a Mariners fan in the 1980s, one player absolutely wrecked me above all others: Jim Presley. He was a third baseman with good power, a quick bat and a strong arm. In 1985, his first full season...
Via Sons of Steve Garvey
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20 days ago
Player Profile #130: Andre Ethier | OF | LAD
It’s never good when one of your team’s best offensive weapons posts an ISO almost 25 percent worse than their previous career low, and it’s doubly bad when that player is just 29 years old and should be in their prime. That’s Andre Ethier‘s 2011 season in a nutshell. His power almost completely vanished, and by the end of the season fantasy owners and...
Via Baseball Professor
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20 days ago
Dodgers' Ethier, Loney Agree to Terms
The Dodgers avoided arbitration with Andre Ethier and James Loney who signed one year contracts. Ethier's contract calls for $10.95 million in 2012 plus an additional $25,000 for each of 600 and 625 plate appearances. Loney will receive $6.375 million plus $25,000 for 585 plate appearances and $50,000 for each of 625 and 650 plate appearances.
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25 days ago
Dodgers Ink Ethier, Loney, Still Working On Kershaw; Angels Sign Aybar
The Dodgers have signed one important and one unimportant piece for 2012, signing Andre Ethier and James Loney for single-year deals at $10.95M and $6.375M, respectively. The team will go to arbitration with Clayton Kershaw, with the Cy Young Award winner asking for $10M in his first year of arbitration eligibility, and the Dodgers offering $6.5M.
Also, the Angels signed Erick Aybar...
Via 6-4-2: Double Play Blog
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25 days ago
Los Angeles Dodgers Sign Two Thirds of the A-Team
On Tuesday, the Los Angeles Dodgers avoided 66% of the sometimes ugly arbitration process by signing two of their “big three” arbitration-eligible players to contracts. All-Star outfielder Andre Ethier and first baseman James Loney each inked one year deals. The final name on the arbitration list is Cy Young award winner Clayton Kershaw.
Cy Young Award winner Clayton Kershaw...
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25 days ago
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25 days ago
James Loney Avoids Arbitration
James Loney became the second Dodger to avoid arbitration today as he signed a one-year incentive laden deal worth $6.375MM. This was probably the smartest move for Loney, because the reality is he has nothing to bring to the bargaining table. I mean it would've hilarious right? Could you imagine sitting in the room listening to that hearing? "But he had the best September...
Via Dodgers Rumors
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25 days ago
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25 days ago
Ethier Loney agree to 1-year deals with Dodgers
Andre Ethier and James Loney have agreed to one-year contracts with the Los Angeles Dodgers that avoided salary arbitration.
Ethier agreed at $10.95 million and Loney at $6,375,000.
Either was coming off a $15.25 million, two-year contract that paid him $9.25 million last season, when he hit .292 with 11 homers and 62 RBIs and earned his first Gold Glove in the outfield. The two...
Via AP on Fox
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26 days ago
Dodgers' Ethier, Loney agree to deals (AP)
Andre Ethier and James Loney have agreed to one-year contracts with the Los Angeles Dodgers that avoided salary arbitration. Ethier agreed at $10.95 million and Loney at $6,375,000. Either was coming off a $15.25 million, two-year contract that paid him $9.25 million last season, when he hit .292 with 11 homers and 62 RBIs and earned his first Gold Glove in the outfield.
Via Yahoo! Sports
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26 days ago
Dodgers Avoid Arbitration With Andre Ethier & James Loney + Prince Fielder & Resources
The Los Angeles Dodgers avoided arbitration with Andre Ethier and James Loney on Tuesday, signing both to one-year deals worth $10.95 million plus performance bonuses and $6.375 million plus performance bonuses, respectively.
MLB Trade Rumors projected Ethier to clock in at $10.7 million and Loney at $6.5 million, making their knowledge of the process disturbingly accurate.
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Via ChadMoriyama.com
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26 days ago
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26 days ago
Dodgers Avoid Arbitration With James Loney
The Dodgers avoided arbitration with first baseman James Loney on a deal worth $6.375MM plus performance bonuses, according to his agency CAA. Clayton Kershaw is the team's lone remaining arbitration eligible player.
Via MLB Trade Rumors
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26 days ago
Does Petco really devour lefties?
We interrupt your regularly-scheduled programming with this important announcement…
I had planned to write my companion piece analyzing overlooked/underlooked prospects, but Steve Adler at Friarhood posed an interesting question on his website about left-handed slugging Padres at Petco. His article brings up some pertinent ideas as to whether the Padres have had a bona fide...
Via Friar Forecast
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