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Dodger's Trading Status

The team of LA Dodgers is indeed preparing for the upcoming season. However, a year ago, unsure whether these players were ready, general manager Ned Colletti spent $125 million signing free agents Nomar Garciaparra, Luis Gonzalez, Mike Lieberthal, Juan Pierre, Jason Schmidt, and Randy Wolf. Then he watched them outperform the veterans.

Therefore, as Ned Colletti is currently “on” every impact free agent and trade target rumored to be available; the list includes Erik Bedard, Miguel Cabrera, Andruw Jones, Aaron Rowand, and Johan Santana, he sounds more likely than ever to come away from next week’s Winter Meetings in Nashville, Tennessee with the same roster core he will take there. “There is potential for change,” said Ned Colletti. “But as we look at how the younger players performed the past year, we're less likely to fill in as much as in the past and more likely to give the younger players greater responsibility.”

The Los Angeles Dodgers are most often mentioned as possible trade partners with Baltimore (Bedard), Florida (Cabrera), and Minnesota (Santana) exactly because the farm system of the team has been so productive in recent years; everybody wants their prospects, with Ned Colletti, or so it sounds. Maybe it's just negotiating rhetoric, but every hint Colletti drops seems in lockstep with comments he and owner Frank McCourt made at season’s end about staying the course with the youth movement. The fact that he considers the current free-agent market thin helps make the case. “With every team’s emphasis on younger players, every team is trying to find it; that's the nature of the game, and when you've got that currency, it's a big decision to start to tear that down,” said Colletti.

Furthermore, according to Ned Colletti, he is intrigued by the potential of the young players to improve on their already significant achievements. Colletti, while acknowledging that the offense of the team needs more power, suggested that it could come from James Loney and Matt Kemp, both major targets of other clubs in trade talks. If Cabrera is not acquired, Colletti could turn to Andy LaRoche at third base.

On the other hand, the hiring of manager Joe Torre was viewed by fans and current Dodgers players as a sign that the club would aggressively add to the roster, but recent comments by executives are more sobering. Even Torre, no longer with the luxury of the game’s highest payroll, is singing from the same songbook as he talks about the joys of managing an energetic young lineup while warning of unintended consequences from multiple-player trades that trigger high replacement costs. “You have to make sure if you plug one hole,” said Joe Torre, “you don't create another one.”

Ned Colletti also does not seem inclined to veer off his course just to respond to aggressive recent moves by the Angels. “You have to be wise,” Colletti stated. “You can't do a deal just to do a deal. The long-term stability of the franchise is more important that the quick hit. You juggle that if you can make a move that helps the club for a while, then you have to consider doing it.”

For Ned Colletti, “a while” seems to be two years. That’s how long he would have Miguel Cabrera under control in a trade, although he does not seem to have the stomach for Florida’s demand of three top players. Johan Santana has a no-trade clause, so even if Colletti satisfied Minnesota's player demands, a big-money contract extension would need to be negotiated, making that player even less likely to join the LA Dodgers. In addition, other more likely paths the team could take would be the international market, where Japanese pitcher Hiroki Kuroda is the prime target, and second-tier trades, where a player such as former Dodgers third baseman Adrian Beltre makes sense if Seattle would deal him for a lesser package than Cabrera would require. Ned Colletti, while looking for starting pitching depth and middle-of-the-order hitting in the Music City, also has specific needs on the bench. He has lost his primary pinch-hitters, utility infielders and backup catcher, through free agency. He also needs a durable arm to replace reliever Rudy Seanez.

Let us wait what will happen for the team’s roster. The games of the LA Dodgers for the next season will surely be a great and fantastic one.

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