1. Russell Martin, Los Angeles DodgersWhen was the last time we had a 20/20 catcher in the big leagues. Last year Martin was one home run shy of that mark and he should be able to reach it in 2008. Unlike most catchers Martin is able to hit for average and power, while also able [...]
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Because of his great work ethic, Dodgers outfielder Juan Pierre (pictured) is one of my favorite baseball players. However, the Dodgers center fielder’s starting spot could be in jeopardy this season. When the Dodgers begin spring training next month they will have four everyday-caliber outfielders, Pierre, Andre Ethier, Matt Kemp, and the newly acquired power [...]
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In order to celebrate their 50th season in Los Angeles, California, the Dodgers are exploring the possibility of playing one game at the L.A. Coliseum next season. The Dodgers shared the stadium with USC, UCLA and the Rams for four years, before moving into Dodger Stadium in 1962.
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Who says this town needs the NFL? Los Angeles is home to some of the most successful sports franchises in history. The Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Dodgers have won a combined twenty world championships. [...]
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The Los Angeles Dodgers have many questions to answer in regards to first base. Can Nomar Garciaparra be healthy for most or all of the season? If he is, what becomes of James Loney? Will Garciaparra move across the diamond to take over third base and open up first for Loney?
All these questions will take [...]
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