So far, no loss of power for Dodgers

GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Back in December, after a frenetic series of moves at the winter meetings, Los Angeles Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman said he wasn't sure whether his team would have as much run-scoring ability as last year's team. He also wasn't sure it wouldn't.The Dodgers were second in the National League in runs scored in 2014 -- first among teams that don't play home games in Coors Field."I think our team home-run total might be less, but I think we have a very deep lineup with real length to it one through eight with good balance, with switch hitters and right-left balance and guys coming off the bench that fit really well," Friedman said, "I think we're going to have a good offensive team.