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The Dodgers filled the one hole in their lineup Monday by agreeing to a two-year, $8.75-million deal with second baseman Mark Ellis.
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Leading the National League in saves is an excellent way to make a first impression on awards voters. The Baseball Writers Association of America clearly agreed, making...
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Jon Heyman - who never fails to note that he's neighbors with the guy - tweeted that Ivan Rodriguez wants to play in 2012. He also notes that several teams, including...
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At the end of the indispensable, forever-a-touchstone "Joe vs. the Volcano," Joe (Tom Hanks) has survived depression, a diagnosis of a brain cloud and being exploded out...
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Kemp and Dodgers reportedly are close to finalizing an eight-year, $160 million deal that would be largest in team history and seventh-largest in baseball...
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Not having an owner isn't stopping the Dodgers from spending money this offseason. Matt Kemp‘s eight-year, $160 million contract is all but finalized and now...
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Agreement in McCourt divorce deal is delayed by judge.
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Outfielder and MVP candidate Matt Kemp is close to signing an eight-year, $160 million deal to remain a Dodger.
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Matt Kemp is on the verge of signing a seven-year, $160-million deal with the Dodgers that would be the largest in team history.
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Jayne Kamin-Oncea/US PresswireMatt Kemp is happy.Did you feel that earthquake?An eight-year, $160 million contract is about to be closed between Matt Kemp and the...
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The Los Angeles Dodgers and Matt Kemp are in serious discussionsthat could land the 27-year-old outfielder $160 million over eightyears.
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Last week Matt Kemp‘s agent sounded optimistic about the 26-year-old center fielder working out a long-term contract extension with the Dodgers and now Ken...
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The instability of the Los Angeles Dodgers is likely hurting its chances of signing free agents this offseason.
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In some great news for Los Angeles Dodgers fans, it seems the team is making efforts to keep Matt Kemp around for the long-term. I think Kemp, along with Cy Young...
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Andy Hayt/Getty ImagesKenley Jansen (37)The setup: The convertee from catchering came to Spring Training with a cornucopia of confidence, following a stunning...
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It looks like Ryan Doumit will be the next catcher to exit the free agent pool, but he won't be signing with the Dodgers, according to Mike DiGiovanna of the Los Angeles...
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Free agent catcher Ryan Doumit has turned down a Dodgers' one-year offer of $3 million.
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Plenty of numbers are being floated around on what the Dodgers will sell for, but whatever it is, the consensus seems to be it will be a record.
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McCourt's attorneys say sale of TV rights now could lead to higher bids for the team. Fox, which holds Dodgers television deal through 2013, has sued to uphold exclusive...
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Chad Billingsley is a solid starting pitcher for the Dodgers, but everyone agrees there is another level for him that he's yet to reach.
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In an effort to get the highest sale price for the Dodgers, owner Frank McCourt on Saturday asked the U.S. Bankruptcy Court to let him negotiate a sale of the team's...
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Kirby Lee/Image of Sport-US PresswireA.J. Ellis (36)The setup: In fits and starts through 2010, his final season before turning 30, Ellis got his first extended time on...
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4B Jamey Carroll The Twins are close to finalizing afree-agent deal for veteran infielder Jamey Carroll, who appearsset to become their starting shortstop. Numerous...
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The Minnesota Twins signed Jamey Carroll, a utility infielder most of his career, to a two-year, $7 million contract to be their starting shortstop. The Twins made the...
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Utility infielder Jamey Carroll's career with the Dodgers came to and end Friday when he reached a two-year deal with the Minnesota Twins to become their starting...
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Former Los Angeles Dodgers players Steve Garvey and Orel Hershiser may not be saying who their financial backers...
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This isn't Dodger-related, but I can't imagine too many Dodger fans wouldn't find this interview by Jim Bowden for ESPNLosAngeles.com of new Angels general manager Jerry...
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Jamey Carroll is apparently going to bid farewell to the Dodgers for a two-year deal with Minnesota that will make him the Twins' starting shortstop, completing his...
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The Dodgers are about to lose infielder Jamey Carroll, who is close to signing a multiyear deal with an unknown team.
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Getty ImagesManny Mota Mota Mota ...There has still been no contact from the kidnappers of Washington catcher Wilson Ramos, more than a day since he was abducted. But...
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Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.com reports that Jamey Carroll is close to signing a multi-year contract. We don't know who with - Mystery Team!! - but a lot of teams have...
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Former Los Angeles Dodgers players Steve Garvey and Orel Hershiser may not be saying who their financial backers...
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After a price cut is announced, a 'steady increase' in sales is noted.Did Frank McCourt's decision to sell the Dodgers spur fans to sign up for season tickets?
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The Phillies backed out of what closer Ryan Madson considered an agreement, and agent Scott Boras isn't pleased.
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Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos was kidnapped by gunmen Wednesday from his home in his native Venezuela, continuing a disturbing trend of violence against...
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Shortly after the All-Star break, the Dodgers appeared to need a massive roster overhaul, as they were double digits under .500 and double digits out of first place. The...
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In the first 48 hours after Frank McCourt agreed to sell the Dodgers, even general manager Ned Colletti didn't know how that would impact his ability to construct the...
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Three Jewish former major leaguers have joined Israel's bid for the 2013 World Baseball Classic, a move that could transform the baseball backwater into a...
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Rod Barajas, the Dodgers' starting catcher last season, was signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates Thursday, leaving Los Angeles with a pair of inexperienced players...
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Peter O'Malley, the former Dodgers owner who wants to buy the team back, has returned to his roots. Thursday he was named chairman of a new group to run the...
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The Pittsburgh Pirates have signed veteran catcher Rod Barajas to a one-year deal with a club option for 2013.
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Nothing has changed in the Dodgers' baseball operations department -- so far. While General Manager Ned Colletti has spoken with Frank McCourt on almost a daily...
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Juan Rivera's new contract with the Dodgers is valued at $4,480,769, according to a filing by the players' union. Rivera is guaranteed $4.5 million, as...
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Former Dodgers owner Peter O'Malley and ex-Los Angeles pitchers Hideo Nomo and Chan Ho Park will run the team's former spring training complex at...
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Catcher Rod Barajas signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates with a club option for the 2013 season, the team announced Thursday. Financial terms of the...
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Doug Benc/Getty ImagesA view from the final Dodger Spring Training game at Holman Stadium, March 17, 2008.Former Dodger owners Peter O’Malley and sister Terry...
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This will come as a surprise to many people, but Rod Barajas won't be a Dodger next year. The veteran catcher has signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh...
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UPDATE: Tim Brown of Yahoo! Sports hears that Barajas will make $4 million next season while the contract includes a $3.5 million option for 2013. Barajas made $3.25...
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There has been some chatter that the Dodgers, despite their current limbo, would be able to nonetheless be able to bid on big free agents like Prince Fielder. The...
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Walter O'Malley was the legal counsel for the Brooklyn Dodgers when Jackie Robinson broke baseball's...
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In 1987, Mike Marshall became part of Giants -Dodgers rivalry lore when theLos Angeles outfielder's emphatic, aggressive celebration of a homerun at Candlestick...
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After World Series heroics and amid NFL suspense, the Fan of the House columnist wonders what's next. What an interesting run we've seen the last couple...
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The Los Angeles Dodgers are finally going to be changing owners, but that doesn't mean that they will be getting much better during the offseason. Fans are happy...
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Matt Kemp‘s agent, former major league pitcher Dave Stewart, had this to say Wednesday about his ongoing negotiations with the Dodgers’ front office...
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After World Series heroics and amid NFL suspense, the Fan of the House columnist wonders what's next.What an interesting run we've seen the last couple...
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Top names in a thin outfield market are the gimpy-kneed veteran Beltran and the young Cuban defector Cespedes.
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With no further ado, here's Tony Jackson of ESPNLosAngeles.com:The agent for Los Angeles Dodgers center fielder and National League Most Valuable Player...
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Ken Gurnick of MLB.com looks at Ned Colletti's intriguing new front-office hire: director of contracts, research and operations Alex Tamin:... "People view...
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There is concern in Dodger land that the team's sale could mean they don't re-sign Matt Kemp.
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It'll be a blue Christmas for some Major League Baseball buffs, but that is not necessarily a bad thing if they're Los Angeles Dodger fans. Despite the...
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