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The Los Angeles Dodgers enter the postseason with their second consecutive National League West title and arguably the best one-two starting pitching punch in baseball with Clayton Kershaw and Zack Greinke. Kershaw will win his third Cy Young in four seasons after putting together one of the best overall seasons by a starting pitcher in a decade. In his second season as a Dodger, Zack Greinke put together another solid season, winning 16 games with a 2.74 ERA. When it comes to the top two starters, who’ll start four of the potential games in the NL divisional round series, the Dodgers are in good shape. It’s who comes after Kershaw and Greinke that has Dodgers fans concerned. Due to injuries in the starting rotation and an up and down year by the bullpen, the Dodgers enter the postseason with major concerns in the back half of their starting rotation and among the bullpen set up men.
There’s no question that the Dodgers are in good hands with Kershaw, Greinke, and closer Kenley Jansen. The big question is whether or not the rest of the staff will hold up. Here’s a look at back half of the Dodgers rotation and the bullpen as they enter the opening round of the playoffs versus the St. Louis Cardinals.
Here are three big questions the Dodgers will have to answer as they enter the postseason:
Who is the number three starter? For the majority of the season, there was no question who the Dodgers third starter was. Hyun-Jin Ryu put together a solid regular season and the second year left-hander from Korea gave the Dodgers as good a top half of the rotation as any team in baseball. Since Ryu went down with late season arm soreness the Dodgers rotation depth is now a big question. The Dodgers are cautiously optimistic that Ryu will be back for the postseason. What they don’t know is how healthy he’ll be and what he can give them. If Ryu can’t go veteran Dan Haren is thrust into the third spot. Haren started the season strong, had a brutal stretch in the middle, and has now pitched better of late. In Adam Wainwright and Lance Lynn, the Cardinals have an outstanding top of the rotation duo, two starters who can match Kershaw and Greinke pitch for pitch. The Cardinals series will be a tight one. In order to prevail and prevent last season’s outcome the Dodgers need a strong performance from Ryu, if available, and Haren.
Who is the set-up man? Last season the Dodgers found a strong set-up man in former San Francisco Giants closer Brian Wilson. The Beard resurrected his career after an arm injury and put together a solid regular season. The year Wilson has struggled, with pitch location and velocity. As a result, the Dodgers have been scrambling all season to find a consistent set-up man. They have a solid left-hander to match up with opposing lefty batters in JP Howell, but Howell can be relied on to be the consistent 8th inning setup man. Brandon League, Pedro Baez, Chris Perez and even Paco Rodriguez have had opportunities in the setup spot. League, who failed as a closer a year ago has had a solid season. Perez, who the Dodgers acquired to supplement Wilson, has pitched better since coming off the DL on September 1. The Dodgers still have the option of Wilson, who can be an effective setup man provided he’s hitting his spots. Whoever claims the setup spot, the Dodgers will need a strong performance to win tight postseason games.
Can Kershaw out-duel Wainwright? After a strong performance in the opening series versus the Atlanta Braves a year ago, Kershaw was out-dueled by Adam Wainwright in last year’s Cardinals series. In ten innings pitched versus the Cardinals, Kershaw gave up seven earned runs in ten innings pitched. A big story this postseason is whether or not Kershaw can cement his legacy and carry his dominant performance into the postseason. Many have compared Kershaw to Dodgers legend Sandy Koufax, especially with his incredible season. The Dodgers need Kershaw to pitch like Koufax to bring home their first World Series title since 1988.
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The subject of a pitcher winning the Most Valuable Player award is always highly controversial. Much like the question of putting a player in the Hall of Fame in their first year on the ballot, there’s always a few voters that will never vote for a player the first time around. The Most Valuable Player award typically revolves around the definition of “valuable.” While many voters get caught up in the concept of value, others will only vote for the best player.
In the Dodgers recent series victory over the Angels in the freeway series they received a much needed strong performance from veteran right-hander Dan Haren who gave up no earned runs in seven and one third innings pitched, after retiring the first fifteen batters he faced. Haren’s quality start came on the heels of five consecutive poor outings that left many questioning his spot in the rotation. Haren’s effort gave the Dodgers faithful some faith in his ability down the stretch, quieting some of the critics who questioned why the Dodgers didn’t acquire a big name starting pitcher at the recent trade deadline.
The positivity around Haren’s solid performance was short-lived with reports that veteran starter Josh Beckett may be out for the season after being placed on the fifteen day DL with a hip impingement and groin strain. According to Ken Gurnick of MLB.com this may be the end of the road for Beckett who reported that the right-hander has a torn labrum and cysts in his left hip. The injury reportedly won’t heal without surgery with Gurnick reporting that teammates feel Beckett might retire. Beckett was viewed by many as the logical 4th starter in the playoffs after putting together an outstanding season. Beckett was 6-6 on the year but his record didn’t reflect how strong of a season he put together. After starting the year with a no-hitter, Beckett was consistently good all season with a 2.88 ERA. It was a great comeback for a pitcher who had struggled the last couple of seasons.
With Beckett likely out the Dodgers acquired Roberto Hernandez from the Philadelphia Phillies for two players to be named later. Hernandez, who used to go by the assumed name Fausto Carmona when he was a member of the Cleveland Indians, made an immediate start in Beckett’s spot in the rotation on Friday versus the Brewers. Carmona pitched well, giving up just two earned runs in six innings, retiring the last seventeen batter he faced. Manager Don Mattingly inexplicably batted Justin Turner for Hernandez in the top of the seventh, because the Dodgers were down 2-1, even though the starter had tossed just 65 pitches. The Dodgers evened the score at two in the seventh only to see the Brewers blow the game open in the bottom of the seventh, helped by a defensive miscue by Turner.
Two days after acquiring Hernandez the Dodgers finalized a deal with the Minnesota Twins for veteran right-hander Kevin Correia, in exchange for a minor league player to be named later. The acquisition of Correia won’t have a massive impact on the Dodgers rotation but it will give them another veteran capable of starting games or pitching in long relief, much like Paul Maholm, who was lost to the season to a knee injury. Correia, who has a 4.94 ERA this season, will not excite Dodgers fans, but he will give the team a potential better option in Carlos Frias as the emergency starter and long reliever. Chris M.
The Dodgers return home on August 11th for a three game home stand against the Brewers which will include Friday Night Fireworks Aug 15th, “The Natural” screening Aug 16th and Kids Lunch Box giveaway on Sunday Aug 17th. You can see the entire month of August Dodger Game Giveaways now. Dodgers Vs Brewers Tickets start at just $5.00 a ticket.
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While several contenders made dramatic moves to increase the depth of their pitching staff the Los Angeles Dodgers largely stood pat in the non-waiver trade deadline, opting to hold on to their prospects and resist the urge to deal Joc Pederson, Corey Seager or Julio Urias. The good thing for the Dodgers is that the majority of the big moves took place in the American League, where the Detroit Tigers and Oakland Athletics made major moves to trade for David Price and Jon Lester. Over in the National League the St. Louis Cardinals moved to improve their pitching staff, trading for Justin Masterson and John Lackey—not flashy moves but trades that could impact the National League playoffs should the Cardinals qualify.
In the midst of deciding to not make a move at the trade deadline the Dodgers are in the best form of the season, winners of six consecutive games including three game sweeps of the San Francisco Giants and Atlanta Braves. Like over the weekend in San Francisco the Dodgers starting pitching was dominant in their sweep of a very good Braves team. Thursday night Clayton Kershaw was masterful on the mound again, with another complete game victory. Kershaw has now won ten consecutive decisions, lowering his ERA to a miniscule 1.71. He’s well on his way to another National League Cy Young Award, potentially his third in four seasons. The Dodgers welcome the Chicago Cubs this weekend, a team depleted by the trade of their top two starting pitchers to the Oakland Athletics on the 4th of July.
Did the Dodgers make the right move in standing pat?
If Los Angeles goes on to not reach the World Series, or loses to a Tigers or Athletics team in the World Series many may point to their decision to not deal for Jon Lester or David Price. Hindsight is always 20/20 in professional sports, but the types of players the Dodgers would have had to deal to get either ace starter just weren’t worth it. The Red Sox received slugger Yoenis Cespedes for Lester while the Tigers had to deal outfielder Austin Jackson and starting pitcher Drew Smyly. Cespedes had huge value due to his reasonable contract, while Jackson and Smyly are proven major leaguers. The Dodgers decision to hold on to their prospects and resist the urge to deal for a potential rental player reflects a long-range vision for the franchise. It also likely reflects confidence in the current roster. Sure it would have been nice to pick up an extra starting pitcher, but the Dodgers top three starters are as good as any group in baseball. Postseason baseball often requires a number four starter and Josh Beckett, based on his performance this season, may be up to the task.
If Matt Kemp continues is recent production the Dodgers may very well receive the jolt of energy that a deadline trade can bring a franchise. His recent tear, specifically from a power standpoint, indicates that the former superstar may be returning to form at the right time. A productive Kemp adds another element to a Dodgers lineup that doesn’t have many holes right now.
After the short term rental Price and Lester should still be out there after the season, with Los Angeles in a financial position to sign them long-term, avoiding dealing a major prospect for them.
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The Dodgers are currently sitting in first place in the National League Western Division with a game and half lead over their rivals the San Francisco Giants. LA is 6-4 in their last 10 games and 27-13 at Dodger Stadium. With the sunny summer month of August coming up quickly here is a look at the 2015 August Dodgers Schedule Of Game Giveaways for those in attendance at Dodger Stadium.
The Dodgers will start off the the month of August against their rivals the Los Angeles Angeles of Anaheim. Last season the Dodgers and Angels met four times with the Dodgers winning three of the games. The first meeting at Dodger Stadium will be on Saturday August 1st at 1:05pm and fans in attend
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The Dodgers will start off the month of August against their rivals the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Last season the Dodgers and Angels met four times with the Dodgers winning three of the games. The first meeting at Dodger Stadium will be on Saturday August 1st at 1:05pm and the first 5000 kids 5 years & under in attendance will receive a Dodgers Sippy Cup Presented By Cedars-Sinai.
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August 1-3 Chicago Cubs: The Dodgers start the month of August when they welcome in the popular Chicago Cubs for a three-game weekend series. The Cubs are struggling again this season, but have one of the most passionate fanbases in all of the sports. The Cubs are led by Anthony Rizzo who leads the National League in home runs with 25. Those attending Friday night’s game will get the opportunity to watch the traditional Friday Night Firework. The must-see fireworks theme is “Vin Scully” through the ages as the Dodgers honor their long-time play-by-play announcer. Saturday’s game includes a Dodgers tote bag giveaway and a “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle” mask for all the kids in attendance. The Dodgers wrap up the series on Sunday afternoon with fans attending receiving a Dodgers backpack. Purchase Dodgers Vs Cubs Tickets today. Note:First 40,000 fans receive a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Leonardo mask.
August 4-5 Los Angeles Angels: This year’s freeway series begins at Dodgers Stadium when the Dodgers host the Angels for two games starting on August 4th. The Angels currently have the second best record in all of the baseball behind the brilliance of Mike Trout and the ace pitching of Garrett Richards. Those attending the Monday night game will receive a Dodgers cap. Following the Monday and Tuesday night home games versus the Angels, the Dodgers head down to Anaheim for two games versus the Angels to complete the four-game series. Note: First 20,000 fans will receive a Dodgers Baseball Cap. Dodgers Vs Angels Tickets available now.
August 15-17 Milwaukee Brewers: After two games in Anaheim followed by trips to Atlanta and Milwaukee the Los Angeles Dodgers return home for a return series with the Milwaukee Brewers. The surprising Brewers are currently in first place in the National League Central, two games up on the St. Louis Cardinals. Offensively the Brewers have a balanced offense, led by Ryan Braun, Carlos Gomez, and Jonathan Lucroy. Friday night’s game will include the traditional post-game fireworks, this time with a Star Wars theme. Saturday’s game will feature a post-game screening of the famous Robert Redford film, “The Natural.” The game will wrap up on Sunday with a kid’s lunch box giveaway. Note: First 15,000 ticketed kids 14 & under in attendance receive a Kids Lunch Box. Order Dodgers Vs Brewers Tickets now. 
August 19-21 San Diego Padres: The Dodgers continue their homestand with a three-game series versus the San Diego Padres. After dealing Huston Street to the Angels and Chase Headley to the Yankees, the San Diego Padres are once again in rebuilding mode. The Wednesday, August 20th, a game will feature the giveaway of a Zack Greinke Bobblehead. NOTE: First 50,000 fans will receive a Zack Greinke Bobblehead at the Stadium.Dodgers Vs Padres Tickets are on sale now.
August 22-24 New York Mets: Following the three-game series with the Padres the Dodgers wrap up their nine-game homestand with a three-game weekend series versus the New York Mets. The Mets are more competitive this season than in years past but are still in fourth place in the National League East. Offensively the Dodgers are led by veteran third baseman David Wright, second baseman Daniel Murphy and slugging first baseman Lucas Duda. Duda leads the Mets with 18 home runs and 56 runs batted in. Friday night’s game will include the traditional post-game fireworks while the Saturday promotion is the annual “puppies in the park” promotion. The series culminates on Saturday the 24th with the giveaway of a Matt Kemp figurine. Note: First 40,000 fans receive a Matt Kemp Figuring. You can purchase Dodgers Vs Mets Tickets today!
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