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Los Angeles Dodgers Information
Status of Ramirez
10/24/2008
The fans of the LA Dodgers are eager to know if Manny Ramirez will stay or go. The Dodgers' campaign came to a crashing halt on Wednesday as they dropped a 5-1 decision to the Philadelphia Phillies in Game Five of the National League Championship Series, ending their hopes of a World Series title. Fittingly, the lone run came from Ramirez, who stroked a solo homer to right field in the sixth inning off Phillies starter Cole Hamels. The blast capped an unbelievable playoff run for the 36-year-old slugger, who had at least one hit in each of Los Angeles' eight postseason contests. "He's a big reason why we got so far into the postseason," Dodgers catcher Russell Martin said. "What he does on the field, you can't compare, the best hitter I've ever seen, and he just does it every day. It's unbelievable."
Ramirez batted .520 with four home runs, 10 RBI, 11 walks and reached base two out of every three times he strolled to home plate in the playoffs. Add the .396 batting average, 17 homers and 53 runs he drove in during 53 regular-season games, and Los Angeles is faced with a difficult decision. There is no doubt that Ramirez can hit. However, the question is whether his offensive production and off-field problems will be worth his contract demands in the long run. Ramirez is reportedly seeking at least a four-year contract worth somewhere between $25 to $30 million a season. It seems unlikely that Ramirez will waiver, with super agent Scott Boras representing him. "All I will tell you is, name me the player in recent times that has had the kind of season (Ramirez) has had this season and postseason," Boras told the New York Post on Wednesday. "Put that together with two (championship) rings on his fingers, and the history he has, and that he is two years younger than (Barry) Bonds when (Bonds) was a free agent. Bonds signed a five-year contract (for $90 million after the 2001 season) at 38 (he turned 38 midway through the first year of the deal) and got paid until he was 42."
Ramirez' problems have been well-documented, including the issues that led to his departure from the Boston Red Sox ahead of the July 31 trade deadline. Ramirez stopped running out groundballs and supposedly faked a knee injury to stay out of the lineup in protest of his contract situation, which included a pair of club options that the slugger and his agent wanted waived. "Owners are going to look at the totality of circumstances," Boras told the Post. "Owners are going to look at his contribution, his performance, the economic growth of the franchise and the rare ability to have in the fold a franchise player."
He is not the most adept outfielder either, but has long preferred to play left field as opposed to being a designated hitter. At 36, his years in the field may be numbered; a concern for any National League team considering a run at Ramirez. Boras believes there is precedent for a huge contract, not only with Bonds but perhaps his most notable client, New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez. After the Yankees suggested that they would not negotiate with Rodriguez if he opted out of his contract following last season, A-Rod did just that. The result: a new 10-year deal reportedly worth $275 million that includes incentives that could push the deal above $300 million. "If A-Rod gets paid to 42, why not Manny?" Boras told the newspaper. "He doesn't take a backseat to him."
The LA Dodgers could face a jam in the outfield if they choose to sign Ramirez. Andruw Jones, Matt Kemp, Juan Pierre, and Andre Ethier are all viable candidates for starting jobs. Ramirez won't likely be returning to the same Dodgers team in 2009 that he joined. Nomar Garciaparra, 35, and 40-year-old Jeff Kent suffered several injuries during the campaign and may choose to retire. Greg Maddux may also decide to call it a career after eclipsing the coveted 350-win mark - likely the final milestone in a Hall of Fame career.
The organization would have to decide who will be staying or going with the LA Dodgers team as the team continues to do their best and try to win their games.
Los Angeles Dodgers Previous News
- Dodgers Main Page
- Safe at Home Foundation
- Penny for Free Agency
- Boras meets Colletti
- Option on Penny
- Negotiations About Ramirez
- Maddux Possibilities
- Bennett, Free Agent
- Will Maddux Retire?
- Boras Speaks for Manny’s deal
- Furcal as Free Agent
- Colletti: About Manny Ramirez
- Dodgers’ Halloween
- Dodgers Players for Free Agency
- Organizational Meeting
- Impressive Low-level Draftees
- Dodgers will host Camp
- Dodgers, Still Undecided
- Dodgers’ Offseason
- Questions of the Fans
- Dodgers Hopeful of Signing Ramirez
- Colletti’s Strategy helped the Dodgers
- Status of Ramirez
- Dodgers in NLCS
- Furcal’s Errors
- The Needs of the Dodgers
- Dodgers Look Forward
- Pierre and the Dodgers
- Dodgers with Injury
- Dodgers 5, Philadelphia 7
- Dodgers 7, Philadelphia 2
- Dodgers 5, Philadelphia 8
- Dodgers 2, Philadelphia 3
- Dodgers 3, Chicago 1
- Dodgers 10, Cubs 3
- Dodgers 7, Cubs 2
- Dodgers 1, San Francisco 3
- Dodgers 2, San Francisco 1
- Dodgers 5, San Francisco 6
- Dodgers 5, San Diego 7
- Dodgers 12, San Diego 4
- Dodgers 10, San Diego 1
- Dodgers 0, San Francisco 1
- Dodgers 10, San Francisco 7
- Dodgers 1, San Francisco 7
- Dodgers 4, Pittsburgh 3
- Dodgers 8, Pittsburgh 15
- Dodgers 6, Pittsburgh 2
- Dodgers 8, Pittsburgh 2
- Dodgers 0, Colorado 1
- Dodgers 5, Colorado 1
- Dodgers 7, Colorado 2
- Dodgers 7, San Diego 2
- Dodgers 6, San Diego 2
- Dodgers 0, San Diego 4
- Dodgers 5, Arizona 3
- Dodgers 7, Arizona 2
- Dodgers 7, Arizona 0
- Dodgers 6, San Diego 4
- Dodgers 8, San Diego 4
- Dodgers 5, San Diego 2
- Dodgers 8, Arizona 1
- Dodgers 6, Arizona 2
- Dodgers 3, Arizona 9
- Dodgers 2, Washington 11
- Dodgers 4, Washington 5
- Dodgers 1, Washington 2
- Dodgers 0, Philadelphia 5
- Dodgers 2, Philadelphia 5
- Dodgers 2, Philadelphia 9
- Dodgers 1, Philadelphia 8
- Dodgers 3, Colorado 1
- Dodgers 3, Colorado 4
- Dodgers 3, Colorado 8
- Dodgers 7, Milwaukee 5
- Dodgers 3, Milwaukee 4
- Dodgers 5, Milwaukee 3
- Dodgers 3, Philadelphia 1
- Dodgers 7, Philadelphia 6
- Dodgers 4, Philadelphia 3
- Dodgers 8, Philadelphia 6
- Dodgers 4, San Francisco 5
- Dodgers 2, San Francisco 3
- Dodgers 6, San Francisco 2
- Dodgers 4, St. Louis 1
- Dodgers 6, St. Louis 9
- Dodgers 4, St. Louis 6
- Dodgers 9, Arizona 3
- Dodgers won by 4-2 against Arizona
- Dodgers defeated by Arizona, 2-1
- Dodgers 1, Arizona 2
- Dodgers 4, San Francisco 0
- Dodgers 2, San Francisco 0
- Dodgers 6, San Francisco 7
- Washington 0, LA Dodgers 2
- Dodgers defeated Washington by 6-0
- Dodgers 3, Washington 2
- Dodgers 3, Colorado 5
- Dodgers 1, Colorado 10
- Dodgers 16, Colorado 10
- Dodgers 6, Arizona 5
- Dodgers 2, Arizona 3
- Dodgers 8, Arizona 7
- Hideo Nomo; goodbye to baseball
- Dodgers 9, Florida 1
- Dodgers 3, Florida 5
- Dodgers 1, Florida 3
- Dodgers 4, Marlins 5
- Dodgers 2, Atlanta 1
- Dodgers defeated by the Braves
- Dodgers 3, Atlanta 0
- Dodgers 5, San Francisco 3
- Dodgers 2, San Francisco 5
- Dodgers 10, San Francisco 7
- Dodgers 5, Houston 2
- Dodgers 4, Houston 1
- Dodgers 7, Houston 6
- Dodgers 1, Houston 4
- Dodgers vs. Angels
- Dodgers 1, Angels 0
- Dodgers won over the Angels
- Dodgers defeated
- Dodgers vs. White Sox
- Dodgers defeated by 6-1 by the White Sox
- Dodgers 4, Cleveland 3
- Dodgers defeated by 5 points
- Dodgers 4, Indians 6
- Dodgers won 7-4
- Dodgers won by 6-1
- Dodgers 3, Reds 1
- LA Dodgers 4, Detroit 5
- Dodgers 7, Tigers 12
- Dodgers 0, Tigers 5
- Dodgers, defeated by Padres
- Dodgers 1 : Padres 4
- Dodgers 7, San Diego 2
- Dodgers 1, Cubs 3
- Dodgers 7, Cubs 3
- Dodgers won by 3-0 against Cubs
- Dodgers to Cubs: 5-4
- Colorado 2, Dodgers 1
- Dodgers Upset
- Dodgers 8, Colorado 2
- LA Dodgers 1, NY Mets 6
- Dodgers 2, Mets 3
- LA Dodgers 9 vs. NY Mets 5
- Dodgers 4,Mets 8
- Dodgers 1, Cubs 2
- Dodgers 1, Cubs 3
- Dodgers 1, Cubs 3
- Dodgers 4, St. Louis 3
- St. Louis 4:Dodgers 0
- LA Dodgers 1, St. Louis 2
- Dodgers 5, Cincinnati 2
- Dodgers 4, Cincinnati 1
- Dodgers defeated Cincinnati by 6-5
- Dodgers defeated by 10-2
- Dodgers vs. Angels, 6-3
- Dodgers vs. Angels
- Dodgers 7, Milwaukee 2
- Dodgers 6, Milwaukee 4
- Dodgers defeated by 5-3
- Dodgers 5; Houston 8
- Dodgers' 5-0 Defeat
- Dodgers 1; Houston 7
- DODGERS 1; METS 12
- NL Player of Week honors
- Garciaparra: Get back to work
- Winning Streak ended
- Temperature Rising on Friday Night
- Russell Martin on lineup
- Final Stop: Dominican School
- Dodgers 6; Brewers 4
- Dodgers defeated by 5-3
- Dodgers 5; Houston 8
- Dodgers 1; Houston 7
- Dodgers 1; METS 12
- NL Player of Week honors
- Garciaparra: Get back to work
- Winning Streak ended
- Temperature Rising on Friday Night
- Russell Martin on lineup
- Final Stop: Dominican School
- An update on Kuroda
- Juan Pierre will lead off in team’s opener
- Dodgers’ Outfielders
- Schmidt uncertain to start the regular season
- Torre with the Players
- Watson Invited 32 Prospects
- Status of Russell Martin
- Advisor of Frank McCourt
- An Update on LaRoche
- Dodgers will Manage by Lasorda
- Welcoming Chinese Baseball Visitors
- Dodgers’ All-time Outfielders
- An Impressive Kuroda
- Going worst to first
- Torre for the Dodgers
- Book of Didier
- Leaving the Dodgertown
- Sweeney to Return to Dodgers?
- LA Dodgers News Article
- The Status of Jeff Kent
- Dodgers and Fans
- Kuroda joins Dodgers
- Joe Beimel with the Dodgers
- Honoring High School Baseball Coaches
- Remembering Jackie
- An update on Don Mattingly
- Risks on Free-agent Market
- Dodgers on Laguna Niguel Holiday Parade
- Andruw Jones' Status with Dodgers
- Dodgers on Robert Boothe
- No Words from Hiroki Kuroda
- The Meeting Continues
- A Proud O'Malley family
- A Change in Strategy
- Colletti; Reluctant to Trade Prospects
- Dodger's Trading Status
- Another Pride of LA Dodgers
- Hiroki Kuroda and the Dodgers
- Dodgers versus Red Sox; A Coliseum Event
- A Legend in Baseball
- A Great Time in Pasadena
- A Much Awaited Celebration
- Spring Training Changes
- A Time to Reach Out
- 2008 Coaching Staff of the Dodgers
- MLB's MVP Voting
- Spring Training facility; to be ready for 2009
- Celebrating the Team's Excellent Center Fielders
- LA Dodgers keep Duncan and Honeycutt
- Multiple youngsters in Exchange for Big Bat
- The Essence of Shortstop
- Dodgers’ Exhibition Games
- An Expression of Gratitude
- Colletti Clarifies the Story on Little's Departure
- Torre: a Blast from the Past
- Penny's Horse in Stakes Race
- Dodgers' Status with Joe Torre
- Joe Torre, Officially Hired by the Dodgers
- New Opportunities for Joe Torre
- Preparing for Joe Torre
- The Exceptional Managers of LA Dodgers
- Is it really Goodbye to Little?
- Torre to Replace Little
- Thirty years of the legendary Dodgers
- Dodgers works together with the Red Cross
- LA Dodgers make roster moves
- Still on decision: Games in China, Japan almost set
- Repko shut down but still positive
- Watson Promoted to Assistant General Manager
- Evaluating the Competition
- The team is back
- Arizona 4, LA Dodgers 7
- Dodgers 6, Padres 3
- San Diego 1, Los Angeles 6
- San Diego 9, Los Angeles 4
- Dodgers 2, Giants 4
- Dodgers 6, Giants 2
- Dodgers 4, Giamts 5
- Dodgers 7 : Cubs 4
- Cubs 8 : Dodgers 2
- Dodgers 6 : Cubs 2
- Dodgers 11, Cubs 3
- LA Dodgers 5, San Diego 0
- San Diego 7, LA Dodgers 0
- LA Dodgers defeated by 4-6 by the San Diego
- LA Dodgers 10, Washington 9
- Washington 3, LA Dodgers 4
- Dodgers Defeated by Mets
- Dodgers was victorious with a score of 8-7 against the Giants
- Dodgers won by 9-1 Against the Giants
- The Midterm Report of the Dodgers
- NL West may possibly be the best in baseball
- Brad glad to be joined by first-timers
- Broken staff needs the respite
- Dodgers captured victory over the Marlins by 9-3
- Marlins defeated the Dodgers by 7-2
- Marlins won by 6-5 against the Dodgers
- Dodgers beaten by the Braves, 8-6
- Dodgers was defeated by the Braves
- Dodgers won by 7-6 over the Braves
- Dodgers took the game defeating the Braves by 8-2
- Dodgers swept the Padres
- Dodgers defeated by 3-1 by the Padres
- Dodgers defeated by the Padres by 7-6
- Dodgers defeated by 2-0 by the Diamondbacks
- Dodgers won by 6-5 over the Diamondbacks
- Dodgers won by 8-1 defeating the Diamondbacks
- Devil Rays defeated the Dodgers
- LA Dodgers won by 6-3 over the Tampa Bay
- Martin’s successful homecoming game
- Dodgers won by 2-1 over the Angels
- LA Dodgers Swept the New York Mets by 9-1
- Dodgers Won by 4-1 Against the Mets
- LA Dodgers defeated the NY Mets by 5-3
- Killer-T led the team to victory
- A Game of the stars
- Welcoming new skills
- Juan Pierre takes a break
- Grady Little: The team needs reorganization
- A struggling night for the LA Dodgers
- Los Angeles Dodgers : A year in review and outlook into the next
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