Yeah, Gurley even at 50% could still work in Kupp wasn't hurt because he was the primary alternative. Also, McVay does some really bizarre plays in the redzone a lot. It's like he outsmarts himself when he gets down there.
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Todd McLellan is an inside agent
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This, except now, it’s not in New York for once.
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The post O'Malley Dodgers have always spent money , minus the McBroke era, they just had really bad GMs.
Finally it is all coming together. drafting, development and smart trades and FA signings
Finally it is all coming together. drafting, development and smart trades and FA signings
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It'll be unpopular around here but yes, the bats/defense are going to have some growing pains and possibly some holes in the lineup unlike the end of the year last year with the near-perfect lineup it seems.
I'm sure by the end of the season and some tinkering it will be fine but the Padres have little brother syndrome and get up for every game, they'll take some away
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Assuming that Turner comes back, they have only lost Kike' and Joc. The door is now open for Lux, Rios, and Ruiz to shine.
My biggest concern is the closer
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That's if Turner returns. I hope he does, think he means a lot to the clubhouse, ESPECIALLY after those departures.
Lux in particular is who I was thinking of, if he's suddenly a key everyday player. Kid seems to be in his own head. Rios and Ruiz too, they're great, but still, may be growing pains.
It's not bad at all, talking degrees of awesome here, just more like .667 instead of over .700. And Dodgers have to be at least co-favorites, but I think everyone outside of LA especially is expecting them to roll over everyone like last year...the bullpen should help with that but a longer season means some slumps/injuries too.
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I enjoyed watching the World Series last season, because the Dodgers had not won in a very long time. I had not watched much MLB for quite some time since the players' strike canceled the World Series in 1994. MLB is foolish for taking the same path as the NBA with super teams. Boring.
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I don't think I would include Gretzky in that group. It's The Babe, Jordan, and Brady probably all by themselves.
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