Official 2018 Los Angeles Dodgers Thread : Game 4

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The Los Angeles Dodgers fans of Anaheim :smokin

I'm sure lot's of people made the trip like they normally do, but tonight's vibe was nuts for an "away" game. Go Blue!
 
Has anyone watched SNLA? I have had the luxury of watching it at my Momma's n it is a very good watch. Just watched a Dusty Baker interview the other day 
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They need to make the damn deal already man 
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Wish Puig would've finger wagged with that throw 
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Go Dodgers Go!
 
What a win :pimp: didn't expect this kind of performance from Haren but that's the way baseball is :lol:
 
Just got home....playoff type atmosphere, for sure...alot of great execution on both sides....and how bout Danny Haren...calm, cool, collected out there....keeping em off balance. Baseball is a funny gm, man...

Some notes.....

Kemp crushed that fastball...he really looks all the way back or close to it.
From where I was sitting, halo fans/doyer fans were well behaved.
Mike Trout is a graceful baseball player.
These 2 can easily meet in oct.....dont wanna jinx it, but both teams r talanted enough.
 
We have acquired a Philadelphia pitcher for 2 players to be named later............

Roberto Hernandez. No, not that one...the one who was formerly known as "Fausto Carmona". Once apon a time, he was a solid number 2 or 3. Not sure if hes really any sort of upgrade over haren or beckett. Who moves to the pen? If not, id think hed be used as a long man and frias goes back down.

Edit:Hernandez' last 4 starts...3-0 w/a 1.88 ERA...ICU workin, Ned....lmao..trynna get another Nolasco run.
 
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An unbiased look at the deal, hey at least they are not giving up anyone of value.

Everyone becomes solid when they become a Dodger, :lol:

Today, the Dodgers acquired right-handed pitcher Roberto Hernandez from the Phillies because, I don’t know, reasons, I guess. (This is not the Dodger reliever of that name who I think I once drunkenly accused of lighting puppies on fire during an extra-inning live blog back in 2007; this is the artist formerly known as Fausto Carmona.)

Hernandez, if that is his real name — oh, wait — turns 34 in a few weeks, and hasn’t been good in… well… ever? Really? I’m kind of doing this stream-of-consciousness as I’m looking at his stats; back when he was Carmona, he got some press for going 19-8 in 2007, his first full season as a starter, but even then his FIP was barely under 4.00. (Wins!) After a disastrous final two years in Cleveland, he went to Tampa Bay for 24 starts last year (4.89 ERA, 4.63 FIP) and had made 20 for the Phillies this year (3.87 ERA, 4.62 FIP). He’s making almost nothing at all, whatever is left on the one-year, $4.5 million deal he signed with the Phillies prior to the season.

When Hernandez succeeds, it’s because he gets ground balls, lots of them, with a career rate of 57.2 percent, among the highest in the bigs. The problem is that despite the ground ball ways, he still gives up homers — approximately one per nine innings — and since he’s having incredible control problems this year, he has the absolute worst K%-BB% in baseball. Somehow, he’s managed four consecutive starts without allowing more than three earned runs, but that came with an 8/6 K/BB and a .172 BABIP. Sustainable!

Look, he’s not good. Not that Cole Hamels was realistic, but this isn’t really the Phillies starter we were hoping for. The real question — other than the identity of the two “players to be named,” which I have no info on but am more than a little worried about — is why is he here? We know Dan Haren has been awful, last night aside, and has that vesting option. We know that Josh Beckett has regression and a painful hip injury staring him in the face. (Yahoo’s Tim Brown alluded to the possibility of Hernandez taking Beckett’s Friday start in Milwaukee.) Is he here to take the spot of an active reliever, given that Paco Rodriguez, Paul Maholm and Chris Perez are all already on the disabled list ? I guess he could take Pedro Baez‘ spot.

Perhaps, more likely, there’s another shoe to drop here, and one of the starters is headed to the disabled list. It’s possible we don’t know the answer today, since Hyun-Jin Ryu is starting and we don’t know exactly where Hernandez is right now. (The Phillies were home last night and today against Houston; Hernandez was to start tonight.) Either way, this is… well, by itself, it’s not really anything. It’s just worrisome about what comes next.
 
Uh-oh, let's close out this inning Ryu 
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Go Dodgers Go!

My ****n dude Puig tho!!!!

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Good win tonight, glad to see Ryu dominate n the bats come alive. Kemp with another solid game, as well as Hanley. Shut Trout down on his Bday n we shut out the Orange County Angels of Anaheim.

Beckett looks to be done, as @HighRiser07  mentioned:

http://www.vavel.com/en-us/mlb/3776...s-josh-beckett-likely-out-rest-of-season.html

It also looks like Ned isn't done dealing:

http://espn.go.com/blog/los-angeles...77/colletti-keeps-eye-out-for-another-pitcher

Celebrate this win n get ready for the Brewers.

Go Dodgers Go!
 
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Fun, close series (aside from last night). You guys look like the team to beat in the NL IMO.


Here's to a potential Freeway Series in the WS.
 
Hey bros, ill be in sd for labor day weekend and just saw dodgers will b in town.

Wheres some nice spots for some seats planning sundays gm
 
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I know right? Steiner quoted Sinatra during that inning: "Riding high in April, shot down in May" 
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So true after that catch in the gap at short. Oh well, Momma said there'd be days like this. Chalk it up to one of those days n get focused for tomorrow. BTW Hernandez pitched a pretty solid game.

Go Dodgers Go!
 
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