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Not gonna happen Rachel. Kemp and Ethier are way too valuable to the Dodgers. Even if any of those trades went down we would be getting monster players in return. Don't worry though not going to happen. If Colleti did that he would be murdered lol.
Padilla accidentally shoots himself in leg Injury to hurler not considered to be serious
Dodgers pitcher Vicente Padilla accidentally shot himself in the right leg, the Dodgers confirmed Tuesday, but the wound is believed to be minor.
Padilla's agent, Adam Katz, notified the team of the pitcher's injury, which was suffered in his native Nicaragua. Padilla was treated at a Managua hospital and released.
Padilla, 32, was signed by the Dodgers after his August release by Texas. He went 4-0 with a 3.20 ERA for the Dodgers during the stretch run, pitched seven scoreless innings in the Division Series clincher against the Cardinals and allowed one run in 7 1/3 innings with a no-decision in the Dodgers' Game 2 win over the Phillies in the League Championship Series. Then he was battered for six runs in three-plus innings when the Dodgers were eliminated in Game 5.
Padilla earned $12 million in 2009 and is looking for a multi-year contract. The Dodgers in recent years have limited most contracts for free-agent pitchers to one season.
MLB wants McCourts out of Dodgers ownership? Los Angeles Dodgers owners Frank and Jamie McCourt are in the middle of a very public, very nasty divorce that features a supposed affair with a bodyguard/driver by Jamie, Frank firing his wife from her job as team CEO, a slew of houses, and a battle over ownership of the team.
Rumor has it that Major League Baseball execs would like the McCourts to get out of the ownership business (or at least stop leaking salacious details about each other until after a stellar World Series finishes up). Of course a sale of this team isn't coming anytime soon.
There is suspicion that the league didn't like the way the owners handled the Manny Ramirez(notes) performance-enhancing suspension, either, as the McCourts never required Ramirez to acknowledge his mistake and continued to provide Ramirez with personal bating practice and drivers, etc. It looked like Ramirez was on vacation instead of serving a 50-game suspension.
dodgers should have tried harder to get cliff lee then pursuing roy halladay . but its history now.andthe phillies are in the world series and not the dodgers. give credit to the phillies doh. they are on a mission. they beat the yankees in game 1 yesterday. surprise cuz the game was in ny.
What I hate about watching sports teams falling apart during playoffs is coaches are hessitant to make moves. In b-ball (i follow NCAA) their star player could be struggling but he wont get benched. Coaches stick to the plan thru good and bad and it sinks the entire team right out of the playoffs. Wolf should have been out there starting as many games as possible followed by Kershaw and then just hope the other starters would pull their own weight through their starts.
I didnt like our starting rotation since opening day. I never thought it was a rotation built to compete in the playoffs. Scroll back to April's comments on here and you guy's will see I wasnt a fan from day 1 of 162. After what happened I dont think the Dodgers should expect Billingsley to be the teams ace anymore, not for a few more seasons. Not saying he sucks. Not saying we should get rid of him. Just saying we should sign a proven ace pitcher followed by Billingsley, Kershaw, Wolf and sign another proven strong arm that could possibly take the #2 spot on the rotation.
I think Torre did a good job starting Belliard but after game 1 or 2 of the NLCS i would have taken all the playoff stats into consideration and benched Blake, moved Belliard to third and started Orlando. Chris was stone cold in the playoffs. 5 hits, 1 run and 2 driven in on 8 starts. He did worse then Belliard.
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