Links
Hey, I could link to every Dodger blog out there. But I’m not going to. Why? Because there’s just too many, and too many that aren’t updated, and too many that just plain aren’t any good. Here’s the ones I do check out from time to time:
The Big Blue Wrecking Crew: Okay, this isn’t a blog - it’s a message board. Our “home base”, as it were. Check it out. Especially if you’re from Tennessee.
Inside the Dodgers - official version: This is the team’s mouthpiece, so don’t expect to see any analysis or criticism. However, they almost always are the first to get the daily lineups out.
Inside the Dodgers - LA Times version: Tony Jackson’s blog. He usually blogs in-game too, and has good access to the players and coaches.
Sons of Steve Garvey: Our brothers from another mother? When we try to be funny, they are funny.
6-4-2: Half Dodgers, half Halos, but the daily minor league recaps are glorious.
DodgerThoughts: The mothership of Dodger blogs. This thing’s been around for 5 years, I believe, which in blogging-to-reality conversion equals somewhere about 1691.
TrueBlueLA: From the remnants of “Dodger Math” comes this, a very stats-based blog.
DodgerBlues: Crude, nasty, and downright hilarious, especially in the middle of a good losing streak.
BeantownWest: A Red Sox/Dodgers blog. Weird pairing, I guess. But as a Dodger fan who lived in Boston for 7 years and ended up following the Sox very closely, I can sympathize.
DodgerDugout: Sometimes I just like going to this site for the enormous high-quality up-close-and-personal shot of the LA logo on the Dodgers cap.. fantastic idea.
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Thank you for you disection of rosenthal. I’m tired of that guy….so again, thanks. I’ll root for you if you ever go after his job.
Go Blue!
John
Comment by John — November 28, 2007 #
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Comment by mark — January 9, 2008 #