Official 2018 Los Angeles Dodgers Thread : Game 4

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Leake off the market*subtle fist pump*

Maeda or trade(s)..perhaps kick tires on gallardo. And we ain't even in the running for kaz(subtle fist pump).
 
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The fact that hes gonna be on an inns limit and is a boras client would cause me to balk esp at the asking....carrasco appears the nore realistic target. Oak has been adamate that sonny isnt avail. This is where zhadi comes into play...id bet for a sweet deal...theyd listen.
 
In better news....

Dodger Stadium's first statue will be of Jackie Robinson

The Dodgers are finally going the statue route at Dodger Stadium and on Tuesday announced the first would be of Jackie Robinson.

The Dodgers said the statue will be 9 to 10 feet tall and located at a stadium site to be determined during the 2016 season.

Statues of players have become fairly commonplace around the major leagues, and the Dodgers have a wealth of candidates – Sandy Koufax and Vin Scully quickly come to mind – but no one can complain with the choice of Robinson, the Hall of Fame infielder from Pasadena who broke baseball’s race barrier.

“The Dodgers have a rich history of breaking barriers, and it all began with Jackie Robinson in 1947,” Dodgers President Stan Kasten said in a statement. “Therefore, it is altogether fitting that our first statue at Dodger Stadium be of Jackie.

“The class that Jackie exhibited while still performing at the highest level made everything that has happened since not only in baseball, but in many respects throughout American society, possible.”

The Dodgers have selected Northern California-based sculptor Branly Cadet to create the statue. Cadet, who lived in Brooklyn, New York, before settling in Oakland, created the William Shakespeare medallion at the former Booth Theatre site in Manhattan, and the Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Memorial in front of the Powell state office building in Harlem. He is currently working on a privately funded large-scale monument for the City of Philadelphia.

“We're thrilled that the Dodgers will honor Jack with the inaugural statue at Dodger Stadium,” said Rachel Robinson, widow of Jackie Robinson and founder of the Jackie Robinson Foundation, said in a news release. “Branly Cadet's excitement for the project is heartening, and I look forward to the unveiling with great enthusiasm.”
 
As great a tribute as it is to Jackie Robinson. The first statue should've been Vin, wouldn't doubt it if the team approached Vin and he declined, but still. Jackie's legacy lives in every baseball stadium in MLB. The first statue should've been someone that embodies the LOS ANGELES Dodgers: Sandy Koufax, Fernando Valenzuela, etc. That's just my opinion. Let's see if it works, the thing that sucks about Dodger Stadium is that there isn't really a "main entrance" like in other ballparks. If they put the statue at the Top of the Park, no one with Field Level or Loge Level seats will ever see it, :lol:.

Blah would u do 2 yrs of howie ?

A market for Howie Kendrick hasn't developed, naturally, nobody is quick to jump on second baseman.

I mean, post season hero Daniel Murphy is still sitting at home with no team.

I'll bring back Howie on a 2 year deal with a vesting option for a 3rd. Don't know if Howie will take that.

I would much prefer going after Sonny Gray than Jose Fernandez. The cost is more reasonable.

Go for Odorrizzi now, Gray at mid season.
 
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I bet nats go after murphy

howies name hasnt been linked to any teams.

Id be ok with 2 yr w 3rd yr option, real good clubhouse guy
 
I'm on mobile but Jon Heyman is reporting that Maeda and the Dodgers have an agreement.
 
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Finally...some GOOD NEWS! Rotation...albeit without a legit #2..is set. Gotta deepen the pen and perhaps persue a bat. Haopy new yrs, yall.
 
So we pretty much have the same squad as last year with an all lefty rotation, go get em nerds lol
 
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