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Aaron Harang deal not flashy, but removes one lingering question
And then there were seven. Which may sound like two too many starting pitchers, but is a more livable number now that the Dodgers have traded Aaron Harang to the Colorado Rockies for General ManagerĀ Ned Colletti’s latest creaky catcher, Ramon...
Tags: Chad Billingsley, Sports, Colorado Rockies, Ted Lilly, Baseball
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Dodgers' extra starters could prove festering problem
By now this was all supposed to have been resolved, yet the season is underway and the Dodgers’ extra starters remain an unsolved issue. All five starters the Dodgers began with last season with are back. During the course of last season they...
Tags: Chad Billingsley, Ted Lilly, Matt Kemp, Spring Training, Don Mattingly
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Six Dodgers leave camp to join their country's teams for WBC
PHOENIX — The Dodgers' sprawling spring training clubhouse got a bit more spacious Sunday when six players prepared to join their respective national teams for the World Baseball Classic. Infielder Hanley Ramirez (Dominican Republic) and...
Tags: Sports, World Baseball Classic, David Hernandez, Spring Training, Los Angeles Dodgers
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Was that the last start for Aaron Harang for Dodgers?
So now what becomes of Aaron Harang? It’s the same question Chris Capuano pondered Monday after throwing seven scoreless innings against Cleveland Indians minor leaguers. The exhibition season is down to its final four days and the Dodgers still...
Tags: Sports, Jon Garland, Cleveland Indians, Michael Cuddyer, Ted Lilly
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Hanley Ramirez's injury creating uncertainty in Dodgers infield
TUCSON — While General Manager Ned Colletti tried to downplay the anticipated eight-week absence of Hanley Ramirez, Dodgers Manager Don Mattingly acknowledged he was concerned about the left side of theĀ infield. “To be honest with you, I&...
Tags: Chad Billingsley, Sports, Dee Gordon, Hanley Ramirez, Baseball
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Spending quality time in the Angels', and Josh Hamilton's, orbit
PHOENIX — Let me tell you about Josh Hamilton's first rocket ship of spring. It isn't a perfect home run. He gets under it a bit more than he would've liked, so it's towering, corpulent, full of cha-cha. At last sighting, it was in...
Tags: Sports, Mike Scioscia, Spring Training, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Leonard Cohen
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When Page 2 faces dire medical situation, Dodgers come in for the save
PHOENIX — I'm told when you have one of these mini-strokes, your fingers might hit the wrong keys, so my meaning well in a column might come off as something else. I can't explain the previous 39 years. I should have known this trip to spring...
Tags: Mike Scioscia, Nursing, Medical Specialization, Physical Conditions, Spring Training
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Ned Colletti is writing a different story these days
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- There is new spring in Ned Colletti's step these days, a brighter glint in his eye. Both are traceable to the same thing: Frank McCourt is no longer even a distant speck in the Dodgers' rearview mirror. Colletti, Dodgers general...
Tags: Sports, Chicago Cubs, Lung Cancer, Frank McCourt, Newspaper and Magazine
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Joe Torre: Don Mattingly contract extension would help Dodgers win
The Dodgers should not give Don Mattingly a contract extension for Mattingly's benefit. The Dodgers should give their manager a contract extension for the Dodgers' benefit. So said Joe Torre on Friday, with the Dodgers preparing for what might be the...
Tags: Sports, Brandon Belt, New York Yankees, Magic Johnson, Baseball
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What's wrong with the media? Just ask Dwight Howard
I have some things on my mind. — The NFL combine is not one of them. I'd rather watch the wife's reality TV shows all night long and have her tell me about her day during the commercials. — I'm big on "Skyfall," but the fact it's not one...
Tags: Staples Center, Los Angeles Times Columnists, Chick Hearn, Los Angeles Dodgers, Andre Ethier
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Dodgers' Andre Ethier shrugs off all those trade rumors
I feel like I need one of those old-fashioned typewriters, one that makes that distinctive “ding” at the end of each line before you manually push the return lever. How quaint. Maybe I just dust off my old black Underwood, bang this baby out,...
Tags: Michael Bourn, Matt Kemp, Major League Baseball, Danny DeVito, Los Angeles Dodgers
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Dodgers begin 2013 spring training at Camelback Ranch
FrameworkThe most expensive team in baseball history have assembled the Dodgers' Arizona spring-training complex. The Dodgers have a projected opening-day payroll of $230 million and a roster that includes a dozen former All-Stars....
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