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Christian Petersen/Getty ImagesSteve Sax, Don Mattingly and Tommy Lasorda talk on the field before Friday's game at Camelback Ranch.For my third Sweet Spot post...
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Christian Petersen/Getty ImagesCarlos Monasterios and Jon Link get some work in before Friday's game.His left knee is aching. If he were an old man, we'd...
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According to Tony Jackson of ESPN Los Angeles, James Loney is scheduled for an MRI on his left knee today. The 26-year-old has been bothered by tightness in the knee...
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James Loney will undergo an MRI exam on his stiff left knee on Saturday, Manager Don Mattingly said. Loney first felt something while stretching on Thursday. He played...
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Mark Rucker/Getty ImagesEddie Collins has the most hits of any second baseman in major-league history.My second Sweet Spot post is a little off-the-wall and pretty much...
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Focus on Sport/Getty ImagesSandy Koufax pitched a three-hit shutout the last time the Dodgers played in a seventh game of the World Series: October 14, 1965.I am taking...
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Cactus League recap Friday's scores: Giants 7, Brewers 2; Giants 5,Dodgers 3 Notable: Brandon Belt hit his first homer in aGiants uniform, a high drive to right...
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Christian Petersen/Getty ImagesPablo Sandoval shone bright on an 0-for-3 night.Giants 5, Dodgers 3Highlights: Jon Garland only allowed an unearned run in a three-inning...
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The Dodgers continue to struggle on offense. Jon Garland pitches three innings and holds San Francisco to an unearned run, two hits and a walk.
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Barry Zito has heard the doubters who question whether he canstill pitch. He took a step toward proving he can, striking out twoin three innings as a split squad of San...
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Barry Zito has heard the doubters who question whether he can still pitch. He took a step toward proving he can, striking out two in three innings as a split squad of...
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Uribe, a 2010 World Series hero for the archrival Giants who's now ticketed to start at second base for Dodgers, has been helped through tough times by the...
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One of the great things about sports is that the most talented teams don't always take home the title. There are tons of examples that litter the history of...
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Last year's semi-experiment with bus service for Dodgers games is scheduled to return this season. The Dodgers and Metro announced Friday that a $450,000 grant...
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Pregane news and notes ...Bus service from Union Station to Dodger Stadium for all home games will be back in 2011, thanks to a $450,000 grant awarded to MetroLink by...
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Andy and Brian Kamenetzky, ESPNLosAngeles.com's audio-visual-bloggal gurus, hosted a podcast with me talking all things Dodgers. Check it out.
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As a fan of the Florida Marlins since their inception as a franchise who has basked in the glory of their championship years and suffered through the ignominy of their...
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Russell Martin inexplicably went downhill mentally and physically, but he could rebound with the Yankees.
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Duke Snider was the Dodgers' greatest position player of all time. He is their career leader in home runs, RBI and extra-base hits. He is second in doubles and...
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Norm Hall/Getty ImagesHiroki and His Amazing Technicolor DreamcatchReds 3, Dodgers 1Norm Hall/Getty ImagesBrandon Phillips stands on his head until his ears are turning...
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Drew Stubbs had a run-scoring double and defending NationalLeague MVP Joey Votto singled and drove in a run to lead theCincinnati Reds to a 3-1 win over the Los Angeles...
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Drew Stubbs had a run-scoring double and defending NationalLeague MVP Joey Votto singled and drove in a run to lead theCincinnati Reds to a 3-1 win over the Los Angeles...
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Drew Stubbs had a run-scoring double and defending NationalLeague MVP Joey Votto singled and drove in a run to lead theCincinnati Reds to a 3-1 win over the Los Angeles...
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The first pitch got Trent Oeltjen's attention. It was high. Really high. As in over the catcher's mitt and over the umpire's head. On the mound...
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Their discussions apparently are the first since a judge threw out an agreement that would have granted Frank sole ownership of the Dodgers.Their discussions apparently...
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Veteran infielders struggle at the plate while Hiroki Kuroda gives up six hits and two runs in 2 1/3 innings.Cincinnati 3, Dodgers 1
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Drew Stubbs had a run-scoring double and defending National League MVP Joey Votto singled and drove in a run to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-1 win over the Los...
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In a break from the spring training routine, young players entertain their teammates with a talent show.With countless hours spent on the practice fields and training...
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Hey, Randy Keisler is back on the baseball scene. Kind of. According to his representation’s official Twitter feed, the 35-year-old left-hander agreed to a...
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Spring training has begun for Major League Baseball and there are still some solid major leaguers available through free agency for teams looking for role players and...
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With Giants righty Matt Cain having to rest an inflamed elbow, Grant Brisbee of McCovey Chronicles uses the occasion to marvel at San Francisco's 2010:.....
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Frank and Jamie McCourt renewed settlement discussions on Wednesday, with the Dodgers weeks away from starting a second season under uncertain ownership. Dennis Wasser...
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Ronald Belisario thinks he’ll be joining the Dodgers as soon as he finds his passport and his agent thinks he’ll sit out the entire season due to...
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Ted Lilly has made a low-key spring training debut for the LosAngeles Dodgers, pitching two hitless innings in a minor leaguegame after being knocked out by flu earlier...
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Ted Lilly pitched two scoreless innings against the Chicago White Sox in his spring debut on Thursday morning at Camelback Ranch, retiring all six batters he faced...
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Two appearances does not a spring training make. The season opener remains four weeks away. Still, the concern for left-hander Scott Elbert is very real. The setup is...
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Camelback Ranch is a nice joint. Â As far as player facilities and overall handsomeness of the place, it may be the best in the entire Cactus League. Like the Dbacks and...
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"The kids today don't seem to get any fun out of the game. You get the idea it interferes with something they'd rather do – like play golf...
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Juan Castro hits a three-run home run for the Dodgers in spring game.Kansas City 11, Dodgers 5
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Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn Sr., who underwent cancer treatment last year, seemed more like himself in a visit with his son a week before spring training, helping Tony Jr...
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Royals 11, Dodgers 5Highlights:Tim Redding pitched three shutout innings, giving him five for the spring with three strikeouts.James Loney went 2 for 2.Relievers Ramon...
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Kansas City manager Ned Yost isn't rushing to judgment on theRoyals despite liking what he sees so far.
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Tim Redding kept alive his long shot bid to make the Dodgers' opening-day roster, as he threw three shutout innings in an 11-5 defeat to the Kansas City Royals...
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Brett Carroll's sacrifice fly scored the go-ahead run and Kila Ka'aihue added a three-run homer in the eighth inning, rallying the Kansas City Royals to...
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The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed pitcher Clayton Kershaw to aone-year deal worth $500,000.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed pitcher Clayton Kershaw to a one-year deal worth $500,000. The left-hander has been named the opening day starter against the San...
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And now for this incredible piece of insight, carefully culled from covering baseball for more years than Charlie Sheen has been just so completely awesome: You...
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Remembrances of Wally Yonamine, the first American to play baseball in Japan after World War II, are popping up — examples here, here, here and here. Yonamine...
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Out for the last few days with the flu, Jay Gibbons will make his spring debut when the Dodgers face the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday at Camelback Ranch. But the flu...
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Two weeks ago Dodgers reliever Ronald Belisario and his agent had an odd back-and-forth in the media, with Paul Kinzer saying that he didn’t expect Belisario...
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