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Official 2018 Los Angeles Dodgers Thread : Game 4
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scooped up a last minute ticket to see kershgawd 
jansen had me sweating
love the dodger contingent up in the bay
jansen had me sweating
love the dodger contingent up in the bay
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Klay is ice cold rocking the LA fitted at AT&T Park! Dodger blue in his blood
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kenley been solid all season but damn that performance was broxton-lite.
esp w fox putting on that league leading walk off stat for the giants, the kid tomorrow
esp w fox putting on that league leading walk off stat for the giants, the kid tomorrow
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Man...this one hurts...
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pitiful game
anybody who got the answers mind posting the dodgers part in this article?
http://espn.go.com/blog/mlb-draft/insider/post?id=2931
anybody who got the answers mind posting the dodgers part in this article?
http://espn.go.com/blog/mlb-draft/insider/post?id=2931
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http://espn.go.com/blog/mlb-draft/insider/post?id=2931:
The Dodgers seemed like a candidate to go over slot at 20 if the right guy fell, but apparently the right guy did not fall, and they took Wisconsin prep shortstop Gavin Lux (1) with their first pick. Lux is one of the few true shortstops in this draft, and he's an above-average runner with arm strength and very high aptitude across the board, although I think his swing needs some retooling if he's going to hit velocity with a wood bat. … Will Smith (1A) was one of the biggest risers among the college ranks this spring, combining solid defense and great offensive performance for Louisville and projecting as a possible regular behind the dish, perhaps somewhat similar to current Dodger Austin Barnes. … Jordan Sheffield (1A) was Vanderbilt's Friday night starter this season, but he finished the season poorly, showing great stuff but not command, and I think he has to go to the bullpen as a 6-foot right-hander with an electric arm but limited command and no plane or sink on the fastball.
Mitchell White (2) at Santa Clara was a pop-up college arm this spring, mostly a velocity play who has had some injuries in the past but picked up speed as the spring went on and was sitting 94-95 by the end of the season. … Texas prep right-hander Dustin May (3) looks a lot like Jacob deGrom on the mound, and he's athletic like deGrom and projectable at 6-foot-6 and 180 pounds. He has some present velocity and a hard slider but a rough delivery that either needs to be cleaned up or used in relief. … DJ Peters (4) is a physical outfielder from Western Nevada College who is a plus runner and looks built for power. His swing can get long, and he played most of his games this year for WNC in great offensive environments. … Devin Smeltzer (5) is a real slinging lefty who's 86-90 and probably ends up as a specialist. … Errol Robinson (6) was talked up as a potential first-rounder coming into the spring but did not hit well or field well -- or really do anything well -- and that's how you end up in the sixth round and not the first.
The Dodgers seemed like a candidate to go over slot at 20 if the right guy fell, but apparently the right guy did not fall, and they took Wisconsin prep shortstop Gavin Lux (1) with their first pick. Lux is one of the few true shortstops in this draft, and he's an above-average runner with arm strength and very high aptitude across the board, although I think his swing needs some retooling if he's going to hit velocity with a wood bat. … Will Smith (1A) was one of the biggest risers among the college ranks this spring, combining solid defense and great offensive performance for Louisville and projecting as a possible regular behind the dish, perhaps somewhat similar to current Dodger Austin Barnes. … Jordan Sheffield (1A) was Vanderbilt's Friday night starter this season, but he finished the season poorly, showing great stuff but not command, and I think he has to go to the bullpen as a 6-foot right-hander with an electric arm but limited command and no plane or sink on the fastball.
Mitchell White (2) at Santa Clara was a pop-up college arm this spring, mostly a velocity play who has had some injuries in the past but picked up speed as the spring went on and was sitting 94-95 by the end of the season. … Texas prep right-hander Dustin May (3) looks a lot like Jacob deGrom on the mound, and he's athletic like deGrom and projectable at 6-foot-6 and 180 pounds. He has some present velocity and a hard slider but a rough delivery that either needs to be cleaned up or used in relief. … DJ Peters (4) is a physical outfielder from Western Nevada College who is a plus runner and looks built for power. His swing can get long, and he played most of his games this year for WNC in great offensive environments. … Devin Smeltzer (5) is a real slinging lefty who's 86-90 and probably ends up as a specialist. … Errol Robinson (6) was talked up as a potential first-rounder coming into the spring but did not hit well or field well -- or really do anything well -- and that's how you end up in the sixth round and not the first.
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Hard to complain about our draft. Drafting players who play premium positions is nice
and we look to have got some nice RHP to add to our farm as well
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Here's to hoping Urias gets em today. 2 out of 3 would be nice, but a sweep would've done so much more in the standings. Regardless, it's remarkable that the boys are in striking distance with so many injuries beginning the season and a lineup that should be on milk cartons because it's been missing....
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I'm tired of Ellis, dude is pretty much an auto-out at this point. If Kersh wants to keep his boy around, Dodgers need to make him like a catching coach and let Barnes squat back there. Grandal's numbers could be injury-related. Ellis is just...Ellis....
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Too bad this offense is asleep again
Too bad this offense is asleep again
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Shame this offense can't do a damn thing all game.
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damn julio might be putting it together, this offense is done though.
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Pitchers doing their job, good chance for the boys to come back with A Gon leading off...
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Horrible. 6 hits. 5 from 2 players. Shutout by Jake freakin Peavy
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What's the more enticing panic move? Prospect package (Seager=untouchable) for Trout, Harper, or "Other"? This lineup is straight basura !!!
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At this point, I'll take juicehead Braun. But I think FO has been adamant about keeping the young guys.
I'd trade Puig for any help though. SP, RP, or a bat with pop.
I'd trade Puig for any help though. SP, RP, or a bat with pop.
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I can't root for Braun, it's not even just the juicing. The adamant denial while throwing the tester under the bus and essentially winning an MVP award that should've been Kemp's. Can't do it.
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puig has zero value imo
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I'm frustrated with Puig too, but he's 24 playing better defense and a bat that still has potential. With a couple of years under control left, he's got some value.
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No point in trading Puig at this point.
Despite the loss yesterday, major win.
Carl Crawford is officially no longer a Dodger,
This team needs some offense in the worst way, and it's only going to come when Gonzales and Puig snap out of it.
Despite the loss yesterday, major win.
Carl Crawford is officially no longer a Dodger,
This team needs some offense in the worst way, and it's only going to come when Gonzales and Puig snap out of it.
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