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Every time I pass by there after the game, that place looks ridiculously crowded.Originally Posted by eyegiantjackpot
no i got my sisters b-day party to go to.. ill be there for the day game.. drinking at the Short Stop by 11. Bloody Marys! 2 Dollar PINTS!
Originally Posted by erupt107th
Went to the game last night rocking my Angels Fitted
The ese's were cool last night. Just some friendly booing anytime an angel fan got up
What a terribly played game offensively last night by both teams. Aybar 2 pop-up bunts
Each team left like 10+ runners on base. But my boy Figgy took care of that. GG all in all. Gonna try to take the series tonight
Originally Posted by CincoSeisDos
Where is this bar you're always speaking of?
i'll be at tonights game but I want to go tomorrow too
« Dodgers score one, strand 11 in 3-1 loss | Main
May 23, 2009
[h1]Dodgers sign Korean pitchers young and old[/h1]
Korean right-hander Ji-Mo Lee, 22, has signed a minor league contract with the Dodgers.
"Ji-Mo has a feel for two types of pitches that are already at a major-league level," assistant general manager Logan White said in a statement, "and he should develop into a good pitcher."
Lee was drafted by the Lotte Giants in 2005, spent the next two years fulfilling his military duty, returned to the Giants in 2008 and was released in November, allowing him to pursue a move to the U.S.
More from the release:
"I have been watching him since high school and always liked his fastball and aggressiveness on the mound," said Byung-Hwan An, the Dodgers' scouting supervisor in Korea who scouted and signed Lee. "He is a very talented pitcher with a high ceiling. It is great that we can give him a chance to play in the States, which has been his dream."
"I am honored to be a part of the Dodger organization," said Lee, who recently changed his first name to Ji-Mo 'for better luck and fresh start.'
"I often watched Chan Ho Park pitch for the Dodgers on television and it's been my dream to play in the United States. Being able to play in a Dodger uniform is a dream come true. I will do my best to develop in the minor leagues and contribute to the Dodgers as soon as possible."
[The] Dodgers also signed another former Lotte Giants pitcher, Hyang-nam Choi, 38, to a minor league (triple-A) contract earlier this week. Choi played for the Kia Tigers (1990-96, 2005) and LG Twins (1997-2004). In 2006, Choi was signed by Cleveland Indians to a minor league contract (triple A). He then went back to Korea and played on the Lotte Giants (2007-0.
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Eric Stults threw a bullpen session Friday and appears ready to start for the Dodgers in Colorado on Tuesday, reports Ken Gurnick of MLB.com. Jason Schmidt pitches at Albuquerque tonight at 6:05.
The Giants.Originally Posted by sinser13
who do you guys consider a bigger rival giants or angels? For me its the giants just cause i stay in the bay.
Originally Posted by bright nikes
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say, ethier will break out of his 'slump' tonight.