Dodger first baseman James Loney was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence on November 14. (The story was first reported by TMZ.)The incident by itself does not seem to have any direct effect on Loney's future with the Dodgers. The Dodgers have had more than three weeks to digest it, with general manager Ned Colletti telling Dylan Hernandez of the Times that Loney's status won't be affected "unless something turns up."However, I can't help wondering if the Albert Pujols signing might cause the Dodgers to rethink their plans, whether it's to reboot a pursuit of Prince Fielder, or if only because of the possibility that the Angels will now make 28-year-old first baseman Kendrys Morales available.