Los Angeles Dodgers 2026
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The turning point for me, and I saw it coming, were those 2 foul balls the Dodgers couldn't get to in game 3 for the 3rd out. I was like damn missed opportunities watch it bite them, and it did. After that all hell broke loose.
Dodgers didn't look like themselves and especially Shohei until game 4. We were concerned that letting him pitch could cause injuries, but also thought Shohei was too superhuman to get them. Turned out to be a regret.
Not really into these other teams, but my family is from Milwaukee and my cousins still there are strong supporters so I guess them.
Dodgers didn't look like themselves and especially Shohei until game 4. We were concerned that letting him pitch could cause injuries, but also thought Shohei was too superhuman to get them. Turned out to be a regret.
Not really into these other teams, but my family is from Milwaukee and my cousins still there are strong supporters so I guess them.
You know, this loss doesn't bother me as much as all 3 Rams losses. I was pretty frustrated after each one. Last night, I wasn't near as frustrated. Maybe because I expected it after game 3. Or maybe I figure we had a great run. All good things must end.
Don't know how the lockout will affect things. Things like will they sign Skubal? Will they trade Teoscar? Other moves to maintain a championship caliber team. I hope they don't lose the whole season like 1994. That would not be good for everyone. Owners, players and fans.
Don't know how the lockout will affect things. Things like will they sign Skubal? Will they trade Teoscar? Other moves to maintain a championship caliber team. I hope they don't lose the whole season like 1994. That would not be good for everyone. Owners, players and fans.
I don't care what anyone says its the BEST organization in sports.
If Shohei does not get hurt in July this is a different team. He is the engine that powers the car.
I bring back Skubal 100%. He was a GREAT fit with this team.
Rest assured Dodgers fans we WILL BE BACK. Miggy Ro Cheers to you my man!!! Kike, if you are not back, thank you for what you did for the team. King Tuck, way to step up in the postseason, best if yet to come for you, Ill always be in your camp. Kersh, still miss ya man.
To the LOYAL Dodger fans:
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Get some rest, it has been a LONG 2 years but what a fricking ride. Counting playoffs this year I was either AT or watched on TV 155 games, if my math is right. I guess its an obsession, one I will NEVER give up.
Now the Focus is on the Rams before we get to Glendale in February.
We are living in the Golden Age of Dodger baseball, enjoy every last pitch!!!
Cheers.
If Shohei does not get hurt in July this is a different team. He is the engine that powers the car.
I bring back Skubal 100%. He was a GREAT fit with this team.
Rest assured Dodgers fans we WILL BE BACK. Miggy Ro Cheers to you my man!!! Kike, if you are not back, thank you for what you did for the team. King Tuck, way to step up in the postseason, best if yet to come for you, Ill always be in your camp. Kersh, still miss ya man.
To the LOYAL Dodger fans:
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Get some rest, it has been a LONG 2 years but what a fricking ride. Counting playoffs this year I was either AT or watched on TV 155 games, if my math is right. I guess its an obsession, one I will NEVER give up.
Now the Focus is on the Rams before we get to Glendale in February.
We are living in the Golden Age of Dodger baseball, enjoy every last pitch!!!
Cheers.
10 years. 10 playoffs. 5 NLCS championships. 3 World Series championships. Yes, they are clearly the elite organization of MLB. Salary cap or not they will be a regular contender. For those of who love both the Rams and the Dodgers we are very lucky to have two of the best organizations in sports.
A testiment to why it's so extremely hard to three peat. The Dodgers, one of the best organizations in baseball, with a roster loaded with great hitters, great pitchers and great defense couldn't close the deal. Your reputation can't win the games for you........you have to win the games.
I found it ironic that on the anniversary of "I can't believe what I just saw", I couldn't believe what I had just seen. A Dodger team swept out of the postseason by a team they swept the previous season. And it wasn't pretty. The only thing to do is try to start all over again (for that three peat).
More like kudos to those organizations for overcoming a significant disadvantage by being great developers of homegrown talent and maximizing their FA dollars.Congrats on a great season. Now lets hear Milwaukee, Cleveland and Tampa explain why baseball needs a salary capYou guy had a nice 3 year run and will pick it right back up next season as well.
Quite right. I'm not one of them but I can respect those who are and admire how lucky they are. We never know what the future holds and a lot of what I'm reading is "the Dodgers are old". Freeman, Max, Kike, Betts and Teoscar will all be 34 or older next season. Glasnow will turn 34 next year and is injury prone. He hasn't made 20 starts in either of the last 2 years. Snell is worse. He'll be 34 in December and he's started just 40 games in the last 3 years. Clearly, Ohtani should forget the Babe Ruth bullshit and either pitch or hit (I recommend hitting). The wear and tear is too much and he'll be 33 next July. It's a nice story but for the sake of longevity, pick one or the other. Diaz is 32 and he was off much of the season. I think the Dodgers have more questions to answer than their fans believe right now. And I think that 4 game sweep was evidence of that.
Yeah, I think next year is gonna be a little different. Don't see them being prohibitive favorites like they were this year. Didn't meet the expectations. But that's baseball.
The wild card is the impending lockout. Players are gonna have some ammo with the Brewers and Cleveland/Tampa playing in the World Series. Someone's gonna win it. But from what I hear, both sides are dug in. A lockout is almost certain. How long it goes no one knows. Will there be some sort of salary cap? Still don't know. If so, how will affect teams with already high payrolls like the Dodgers, Mets and Yankees? What if a new cap is below what they're already committed to?
I do know its gonna cost a lot of people some money if they go the route they did in 1994. It took years to get the fans back. Might take even longer this time around if they lose the whole season.
What gets me is their contracts are guaranteed. From lack of performance. From injury. Etc. WTF, do they expect? They really need to stop crying.
On the ownership side, they should pool all their profits and share them equally. They need to add 2 teams, figure out a proper structure.....two 8 team divisions; four 4 team divisions.....and start growing the product.
I've never seen so many rich crybabies in my life....on both sides.
On the ownership side, they should pool all their profits and share them equally. They need to add 2 teams, figure out a proper structure.....two 8 team divisions; four 4 team divisions.....and start growing the product.
I've never seen so many rich crybabies in my life....on both sides.