The Los Angeles Dodgers' owners were so delighted with their 94-win team from 2014, they escorted their general manager off to a ceremonial advisory role, hired a radical-thinking new front office and then watched as that group tore down and remodeled an incredibly expensive roster.As everyone figured, just qualifying for the playoffs is no longer acceptable to the people who make the calls at Chavez Ravine.What's 2015 shaping up like? Depends how you feel about president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman and his main deputies, Farhan Zaidi and Josh Byrnes, because this is now their team, win or lose.