My Blue Thoughts

EP 7.9

Dodgers drop 2/3 against the Rays, and finish the road trip at 4-10. Bobby Miller was great in his first outing. There seems to be the perfect mix of superstar, hungry youth, and gritty veteran.

EP 7.9

Dodgers go 4-6 on their latest road trip. While they are still tied for the NL lead in wins, they are only 1.5 games ahead of AZ. Bobby Miller looked impressive in his debut, while Gavin Stone is getting roughed up. Thor is a disappointment, and Julio and May are still out.

EP 7.8

The Dodgers are back atop the NL West, and also have the best record in the NL. Through a combination of great pitching and timely hitting, the Dodgers swept the Padres, and have won 10/12, 9 in a row at home, and beat the Padres in a series for the 11th time in a row.

EP 7.7

The Padres prove once again, why their front office an fan base, are absolute trash.

EP 7.6

The Dodgers finish a 4-2 by sweeping the Cardinals. There are still some question marks surrounding the rotation and line up, but help is on the way.

EP 7.5

James Outman is an early season ROY candidate. Mookie is a winner. Kershaw is the GOAT, and Muncy can't stop hitting home runs. The Dodgers take 3/4 in Chicago vs the Cubs, and look to stay hot as they take on the red hot Pirates.

7.4

Cody returns to LA, and gets a warm reception. Max Muncy, Giant killer. The Dodgers are playing like an average team, but is that unnacceptable?

EP 7.3

After 10 games, and a very bad series loss vs the DBACKS, the Dodgers find themselves at 5-5 after 10 games. Is it time to panic? Or is it still too early? Julio and May might be the best 1-2 punch in baseball, but what about 3-5? Dodgers have a lot of questions that need to be answered over the next few weeks.

Ep 7.2

Peter recaps the Dodgers first week, giong 4-2. Starting pitching seems to be a major strength on this team, and so is outfield depth.

7.1

After a disappointing end to the season last year, the 2023 version of the Dodgers looks a little different. Familiar faces are gone, new faces have replaced the old faces. The Dodgers are relying more on rookies this year, than in years past. The Dodgers aren't the favorite in the NL West this year. The Dodgers have a lot of questions to answer this year, and it all begins today.