Two-thirds of the Dodger Stadium outfield is set to continue being a very familiar sight for the next five or six seasons. After signing center fielder Matt Kemp to a monster extension last winter, the Dodgers came to terms on a new contract with right fielder Andre Ethier on Tuesday morning. Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles reports it's a five-year deal worth $85 million. A sixth-year vesting option could boost the contract's total value to $100 million. Nice work, if you can get it, eh? Kemp's deal was one of the last actions taken by Frank McCourt era while securing Ethier is the first big deal for the new Magic Johnson ownership regime. You'd think a lengthy contract for Clayton Kershaw would be the next big order of business, but it's not the most pressing of issues after the ace signed a two-year deal worth $19 million this past offseason. He looks to be following Tim Lincecum's approach to pre-free agency contracts. So what to make of Ethier's new paper? It doesn't come as much of a surprise as both sides had been rumored to be working toward an extension with Ethier's free agency looming at the end of this season. He's been a great bargain for the Dodgers ever since they...