Thursday’s game between the Dodgers of Los Angeles and the Athletics of Oakland Sacramento eventually Las Vegas was much better that Wednesday’s game;. Two touchdowns and a field goal better. (MLB.com) No really. That’s not Photoshopped in. That’s the actual line score. Here’s how it happened: (MLB.com) As you can see, Messrs. Max Muncy and Andy Pages both homered, as … [Read more...] about Now That’s More Like It!
STOP IT!
The supposition will not go away: Dodgers should trade for Chicago White Sox center fielder Luis Robert Jr., or acquire St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado. STOP IT! Robert or Arenado are not going to be Dodgers this season, and most likely never. Financially, neither player makes sense for the Dodgers. Robert is making $15 million this year with team … [Read more...] about STOP IT!
‘Not Good’
Here’s what Dodgers manager Dave Roberts had to say (Verbatim) following his team’s ugly 11-1 loss to the AL West second place Athletics in front of a Dodger Stadium crowd of 45,161 on Tuesday night, their first game back home following a ten-game/three-city road trip that took them through Atlanta (2-1), Miami (2-1), and Arizona (2-2): “Not good… um… I… I… I thought… ah… … [Read more...] about ‘Not Good’
Watching James Outman
Baseball is not an easy game to play, especially pitching and hitting. At the Major League level, the necessary skills and mental approach are incredibly difficult and only the best of the best can consistently play the game at elite levels. Nevertheless, there are certain fundamentals that are the same whether the game is played on a sandlot, organized leagues, or at Dodger … [Read more...] about Watching James Outman
This!!!
That is all. Play Ball! * * * * * * … [Read more...] about This!!!