i think this will be his last year too but i think he would have retired even if the divorce thing wasnt going on.
Originally Posted by bright nikes
Start bashing dudes IYN
The Dodgers had interest in former Dodgers pitcher Edwin Jackson, but passed after hearing Detroit's asking price in prospects.
from Ken Gurnick
The Dodgers appear out of the Dan Uggla trade talk. I still think he would be a good fit, and probably wouldn't cost top prospects at this point.
amd why isnt it happening? oh yea we are lame.
The Dodgers are not in on any Edwin Jackson trade talk.
lame.
The Dodgers and Jays talked Roy Halladay again, and decided they don't match up.
lame!
Of the Dodgers' free agents, Colletti has talked to Brad Ausmus the most.
oooooh exciting!!! add to the 35 and older club!
The Dodgers view pitching prospects Scott Elbert and Josh Lindblom as starters. They are more open to using James McDonald as a reliever.
from Ken Gurnick
The Dodgers view pitching prospects Scott Elbert and Josh Lindblom as starters. They are more open to using James McDonald as a reliever.
Here we #+$$@## go, sounds like we're rebuilding here.
This is god damn pathetic.
Kershaw (gonna be a lot of expectations from the kid)
Kuroda (showing his age)
Bills (stay off that ice)
[h4]Tigers among Juan Pierre's suitors - 12:17 p.m.[/h4]
The Tigers are among the teams pursuing Dodgers outfielder Juan Pierre during the winter meetings, multiple major league sources told FOXSports.com.
The Dodgers want a reliable pitcher in exchange for Pierre. With $18.5 million left on his guarantee, a swap of similar contracts would be ideal. But it's doubtful that Los Angeles would view any of Detroit's expensive, oft-injured starters - Jeremy Bonderman, Nate Robertson, Dontrelle Willis - as an attractive option.
So, in order for the Tigers and Dodgers to strike a deal, a third team would probably need to be involved.
Detroit would love to trade switch hitter Carlos Guillen for a pitcher, then ship the pitcher to the Dodgers for Pierre.
Even after acquiring young center fielder Austin Jackson in the Curtis Granderson trade, the Tigers would be able to give Pierre a fulltime role. If Jackson is ready to start on Opening Day, Pierre could play left. If Jackson isn't ready, Pierre could be the center fielder.
Either way, in that scenario Pierre would replace Guillen in the everyday lineup and Granderson as the leadoff man.
Opinion may be divided on whether Jackson will be ready to become a fulltime player in 2010, but even some of his strong supporters question whether he can be a leadoff man in the majors at 23. -- Jon Paul Morosi
[h1]http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2009/12/randy-wolf-signing-imminent.html[/h1][h1]Randy Wolf To Sign With Brewers[/h1]
By Tim Dierkes [December 9 at 11:46am CST]
11:46am: Haudricourt writes that there is a fourth-year club option and the value of the deal is "just under $30MM." Rosenthal says the final number is $29.75MM.
Make that $ Randy.
There goes our most consistent starter from last season, at least we have Scott Elbert who'll step up () ... er I mean at least we have 2 draft picks
This is great.
Originally Posted by bright nikes
Make that $ Randy.
There goes our most consistent starter from last season, at least we have Scott Elbert who'll step up () ... er I mean at least we have 2 draft picks
This is great.
damn randy gettin paid.
Props to him.
Doesn't look good for the bums. Damn McCourts, Damn Selig. Who approves a buyer who doesn't have the money upfront to purchase a team.
I have always been proud to be a Dodger fan, but I can't live in the past. I'm slowly losing interest, even before the past two NLCS appearances.
We can't get the right package together for the big player, or develop the big player. We have Martin, Either(let's see what he does this year, Kemp ( good player but not a superstar),Billingsley ( could potentially be having psychological issues), Kershaw(Could be the superstar). We did get Manny, and it was because he didn't costmuch.
Randy played solid, wanted to play in Socal. Could of been our number 3.
Thank you god for the LAKERS!
[h1]Roy Halladay Rumors: Wednesday[/h1]
By Luke Adams [December 9 at 7:19pm CST]
7:30pm: A major league source tells Bastian that Halladay might waive his not-trade clause to join the Angels.
7:19pm: The Angels have made an offer, according to Bob Elliott of the Toronto Sun. They'd give up Joe Saunders, Erick Aybar and Peter Bourjos for Halladay. Saunders and Aybar are set to become free agents after 2012. Halladay, of course, would have to approve any deal, but one unnamed executive implies the Angels believe Halladay would accept.
