2K24: Los Angeles Dodgers

[pitbull]

If Wood goes down....Beachy, Bolsinger? Trade?

[whalewang]

If Wood goes down....Beachy, Bolsinger? Trade?

also Zach Lee and Jose De Leon.

[Moonlight J]

Wood had enough red flags already, so this isn't exactly heartwarming. You always have too much pitching depth until you don't have enough pitchers.

[madducks]

Corey Seager avoids a major injury, but will miss up to 2 weeks with a knee sprain.

The entire left side of the Dodgers infield (Seager, Turner, Guerrero) is having knee issues this spring. Maybe they should DFA the groundskeeper.

[onejayhawk]

What's your take on Mike Bolsinger?

I need to make a WW pickup when rosters declare. Bolsinger and Joe Kelley are intriguing.

J

[revo]

CBS:
Los Angeles Dodgers left-hander Hyun-jin Ryu isn't expected to appear in a spring game, and manager Dave Roberts says it's unrealistic to believe he'll be able to pitch in May.

[Hornsby]

Beachy and Bolsinger now both nicked up...ELD next in line for 5th starter spot.

[Judge Jude]

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts admitted Sunday that Mike Bolsinger is dealing with a minor oblique injury and could begin the season on the disabled list.
That means that the competition for the fifth spot in the Dodgers' starting rotation is back up for grabs. Carlos Frias and Zach Lee are the most likely candidates to fill that role. It's a group that has been ravaged by injuries. Clayton Kershaw may have to throw 400 innings this season.
Source: Bill Plunkett on Twitter
Mar 20 - 8:45 PM

[Hornsby]

Dodgers injury of the day, forearm re-aggravation for Yasmany Grandal, going to see the Doc...per Andy McCulloch on twitter.

[mjl]

is there any chance that Turner qualifies at a position other than 3B this year? I have an open slot in a 12-mixed and for some reason he's available. I think he's clearly the best available player (other options are Napoli, Beltran, AsCabrera, Tomas) but I do already have Donaldson and Bryant.

[chancellor]

It's possible, and a little more possible now that Kendrick is hurt, but doubtful. It's certainly not part of any plan the Dodgers have.

Agree, but with that list of available hitters and having two stud 3Bs, I'd still pick up Turner.

[chancellor]

The recent LA Times article on Jamey Wright retiring was a nice one.

http://www.latimes.com/sports/dodgers/la-sp-dodgers-jamey-wright-20160329-story.html

[Sharky]

Agree, but with that list of available hitters and having two stud 3Bs, I'd still pick up Turner.

Yep. What he said.

[revo]

The recent LA Times article on Jamey Wright retiring was a nice one.

http://www.latimes.com/sports/dodger...329-story.html

Nice story, but homestly, that guy has to be the crappiest righty to have stuck around as long as he did.

[senorsheep]

The recent LA Times article on Jamey Wright retiring was a nice one.

http://www.latimes.com/sports/dodger...329-story.html

Heh. He may be the last man standing from Coors Field's pre-humidor era. When young Jamey was on, his hard sinker was pretty impressive - it had a torque that reminded me a lot of Kevin Brown's. Unfortunately, he never had Kevin Brown's command, and when he left it up - KAPOW! And all those walks... oy vey.

Still, I've always admired his persistence. He took a lot of beatings at Coors, but it never seemed to get in his head like it did with a lot of other pitchers. I have a soft spot for grinders, and he was the consummate grinder. He got a lot of mileage out of his fairly limited talent, and it pleased me to see him hang in there for as long as he did. Fare thee well, Jamey!