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T.J. Simers, The Times' resident optimist, takes a look at the new Dodgers and comes away overflowing with optimism. At least in his inimitable way. Wrote Simers...
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We never got to see the best of him. Not really, not on the field, anyway. Not in Los Angeles. Duke Snider was a legendary player before the Dodgers came to L.A. prior...
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For those who are cinematically inclined ...
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Hulton Archive/Getty ImagesThe Duke of FlatbushMy tribute to Duke Snider, who passed away this morning at the age of 84, from "100 Things Dodgers Fans Should Know...
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Duke Snider, an eight-time All-Star, was a Dodger in Brooklyn and Los Angeles. One of the Boys of Summer, he helped the team to Brooklyn's only World Series...
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He was one of the Brooklyn Dodgers' 'Boys of Summer' and one of three outstanding New York center fielders in the 1950s.He was one of the...
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The Silver Fox has passed away. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1980, the aptly nicknamed Duke Snider was an eight-time All-Star and also finished with MVP votes in...
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Dodgers Manager Don Mattingly said Sunday that early in the spring he planned to play Andre Ethier, Matt Kemp and James Loney for two consecutive days, then rest them...
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Rob Tringali/Getty ImagesJames Loney and Jamey Carroll run, run like the wind, run like the wind.Angels at Dodgers, 12:05 p.m. (Prime Ticket, MLB Network)Rafael Furcal...
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No errors, properly backing up plays and solid baserunning are highlights during a split-squad game.Reporting from Scottsdale, Ariz.
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Mark Trumbo hits a two-run homer in 4-1 victory. Dodgers' relievers walk seven.Angels 4, Dodgers 1
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The new, lighter Pablo Sandoval, the refurbished Mark DeRosa andthe same old Aubrey Huff were in the groove for the San FranciscoGiants on Saturday.
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Mark Trumbo hit a two-run homer to lead the Los Angeles Angelsto a 4-1 win over a Los Angeles Dodgers split squad on Saturday inthe Cactus League opener for both...
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Mark Trumbo hit a two-run homer to lead the Los Angeles Angelsto a 4-1 win over a Los Angeles Dodgers split squad on Saturday inthe Cactus League opener for both...
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Above – Tony Jackson of ESPNLosAngeles.com interviews Jerry Sands.Spring Training, Day 1Highlights: Matt Kemp hustled his way to a second-inning run, as...
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It's spring training, the traditional time of optimism in baseball. So is it really that hard to find something nice to say about Matt Kemp, Jonathan Broxton and...
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Right fielder Nate Schierholtz hit a two-run triple and the San Francisco Giants used back-to-back four-run innings to spoil the spring managerial debut of Don Mattingly...
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Mark Trumbo hit a two-run homer to lead the Los Angeles Angels to a 4-1 win over a Los Angeles Dodgers split squad on Saturday in the Cactus League opener for both...
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If Tim Redding had remained in South Korea for another season, he said he would probably be at a training camp in Guam right now, searching for a fast-food joint or...
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These early games are supposed to be sloppy, but no one told that to the Dodgers and Angels. Â Epic? Nah. Outside of Hiroki Kuroda, Matt Kemp and Andre Ethier the...
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I noticed when the Dodgers showed up here at Tempe Diablo Stadium today that they got off a bus in the parking lot behind the wall in right and walked across the field...
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Vicente Padilla returned to Camelback Ranch on Saturday morning with a three-inch scar and a white bandage covering his right elbow, his sense of humor still intact...
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With his famous dad feeling better, Gwynn Jr. can focus on helpingDodgers.
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Morry Gash/AP"See, in Scottsdale, the guy on the top bunk has gotta make the guy on the bottom's bed all the time. It's in the regulations. If we...
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Blake DeWitt reserves his mornings before workouts for crossword puzzles. It's been that way for a couple of years.
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Journeymen Jay Gibbons and Marcus Thames appear to be the best available choices for the job. At least the price is right.The Boston Red Sox spent $142 million on a left...
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With the Dodgers' first spring training games Saturday, the team's rookie skipper says he's getting comfortable in his job. Earlier in the week...
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Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Chad Billingsley doesn't talk muchabout expectations. But the soft-spoken right-hander has faced themsince 2008, when he went 16-10...
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While folks are talking about the arrival of the 2011 version of the MLB At Bat mobile application, which is fairly indispensable in my world, there are other new...
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And we have a winner! More than four months since Joe Torre managed his final game for the Dodgers, he's finally decided what he wants to do in his...
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A person with knowledge of the appointment says Joe Torre has been hired as Major League Baseball's executive vice president of baseball operations. The person...
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These 1940s Brooklyn road uniforms will be worn by the Dodgers at six midweek day games in 2011.Jon SooHoo/Los Angeles DodgersFrom the Dodgers: Each of the games will...
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Bookmaker.com has posted its initial over/under odds for regular season team wins. Here are the National League totals (for entertainment purposes only, of course):...
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Gary A. Vasquez/US PresswireCasey BlakeOne of the many mantras of the 2011 preseason has been the Dodgers' determination to get more rest this year for Casey...
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Duk's Dozen is a selection of 12 morning-fresh links and items that will start your baseball news day off...
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Ah, nothing like baseball's squeeze play. Particularly when it's coming from the commissioner on your struggling Dodgers owner. Frank McCourt, as you may...
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Frank McCourt needs money to keep the Dodgers running. Fox wants to loan it to him, with the team’s TV rights as collateral. Bill Shaikin reports, however...
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Vicente Padilla underwent forearm surgery yesterday and Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times reports that the Dodgers are “optimistic” enough...
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The deal called for Frank McCourt to use the Dodgers' cable TV rights as collateral, extending the team's current TV contract with Fox.Baseball...
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Adam Wainwright's season is over before it started.
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James Loney comes away impressed with pitcher's fastball in live batting practice, as Manager Don Mattingly says he will evaluate Broxton on how he looks and...
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Vicente Padilla had his surgery today. From Tony Jackson of ESPNLosAngeles.com:... The surgery was performed in Los Angeles by team physician Dr. Neal ElAttrache and Dr...
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By JANIE McCAULEY AP Baseball Writer
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By FRED GOODALL AP Baseball Writer
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Optimistic about the way Vicente Padilla came out of surgery on Thursday, the Dodgers medical staff estimated that the long reliever could start throwing in three to...
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Each time Don Mattingly gets on the topic of who will bat second, the more he sounds like he's talked himself into believing Casey Blake is really the guy...
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