LOS ANGELES – On the way out of the Dodgers' home clubhouse, players walking toward the coaches' offices can't help but notice a piece of paper dangling over the doorway.Written on a piece of plain paper with a sharpie, it says, "Live together or die alone."Utility player Scott Van Slyke put it there. He heard the phrase while watching the second season of, "Lost," and figured it had some crossover to what the Dodgers are trying to accomplish.
Scott Van Slyke gives the Dodgers a rallying cry
Published May 30, 2014 at 7:35 PM
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