Gus Ruelas/APDee Gordon slides home in the bottom of the eighth.For the first time, I sat in the Dugout Club seats, which offered some interesting sights. I saw Joey Votto tell Steve Schirripa from the on-deck circle how much he liked "The Sopranos." I held the men's room door open for Joe Torre, whose arm was in a sling. (I would have asked why, but the extra brain exertion would have affected my door-holding performance.) I saw the special "Dugout Club Insider" magazine, with a story on Chad Billingsley test-driving a Mercedes. I saw tons of food everywhere, for free (notwithstanding the cost of the ticket that my hosts provided).And I saw Dee Gordon, practically life-size. Oh wait – that was life-size.Mini-Dee was central to the Dodgers' game tonight, mostly for good but u
Doors open and shut for Dodgers in defeat
Published June 14, 2011 at 12:35 AM
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