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Inside Dodger Baseball
http://www.insidedodgers.blogspot.com
For news, opinions, and stories on the Los Angeles Dodgers. Updated year round with analysis on everything LA.
- Added on: Dec 9th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Aaron
- Listed in: Baseball
- Tags: news baseball opinions los angeles dodgers los angeles dodgers
Recent Posts
Wolf not offered arbitration, but will he be back anyway?
In a surprising move on Tuesday, the Dodgers passed on offering Randy Wolf arbitration. Even with ownership in flux (Google this: divorce and McCourts), it was assumed they'd at least want to resign their top pitcher from last year.Instead, the Dodge...
Mailbox
With the offseason here, the mailbag has returned to Dodgers.com. In this installment, there's talk about the chances of retaining free agents, why the Dodgers don't trade away young players for big names, who's the next Clayton Kershaw down on the ...
Trading for Halladay looks unlikely
The Dodgers would love to trade for a stud pitcher like Roy Halladay. Giving up Chad Billingsley to make it happen, however, has put a stop to any potential deal.A source close to this situation was quoted as saying this deal appears to be "a long-s...
Dodgers courting Roy Halladay
If the Dodgers want to make a splash this offseason, they certainly know the name to go after.According to Tim Brown of Yahoo! Sports, the Dodgers and Blue Jays have reopened talks about trading Roy Halladay. If you recall, Halladay was the hot name...
Could Russell Martin be traded?
If you are to believe ESPN's Buster Olney, it's certainly a possibility.After a couple seasons in a row where his stats have gone South, the Dodgers may look to move their young catcher rather than overpay him. He's arbitration-eligible this year, s...
Dodgers will keep an eye on Smoltz
FOXSports.com is reporting that the Dodgers are one of a handful of teams interested in John Smoltz. While Smoltz was a starter last season with the Red Sox and Cardinals, he could sign somewhere as a closer, too.As Ken Rosenthal and Jon Paul Morosi...
