Like I said in my piece last week about Frank McCourt, I don’t fault him for trying make as money as he can so long as he doesn’t compromise the quality of the Dodgers in the process. So here I present the best way to squeeze money out of the usual serenity of spring training: “So You Want to Pitch for the Dodgers.” more ›

Dodgers manager Joe Torre called a meeting after today’s 8-2 loss to the Atlanta Braves (58-54). “I just wanted to give them my perspective on where we are,” said Torre, “how we haven’t really been playing well for a period of time and how we’re still controlling our own destiny.” The Dodgers (67-45) haven’t been playing well falling to 2-5 on the homestand. more ›

Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of the Dodgers pitching rotation. As reported last night, the Dodgers brought up starter Eric Stults from AAA Albuquerque Isotopes. In order to make room on the 25-man roster, they sent infielder Tony Abreu back to Albuquerque before the game. Stults last pitched on Thursday giving up one earned run on two hits in three innings pitched against the Portland Beavers. more ›