We’re not legal experts over here at dodgerfan.net, so when it comes to interpreting the moves and counter moves going on in the courthouse during the McCourt divorce trial, we highly recommend reading the great work of Josh Fisher over at DodgerDivorce.com.  In my opinion, this is what blogging is all about: here’s a Dodger fan with a [...]

I was preparing to write a story about how refreshed I was heading into the second half of the season, the performance of Ethier, Furcal, Kuo and Broxton in the All-Star Game and some of the good stuff we have planned for the next few months.  But then I read Molly Knight’s anticipated story on [...]

The death of George Steinbrenner (1930-2010) this morning at the age of 80 made me reflect on how great an owner he was for the New York Yankees.  Yes, he was controversal in more ways than one, but he delivered results, restored glory to the Yankee organization and changed the way baseball was run with the [...]

Really Frank & Jamie?  Really?  This story has got to rank as one of the great WTF moments in professional sports this year. I can’t believe it’s taken me so long to get to the story of the Dodgers and self-described scientist and healer Vladimir Shpunt, but honestly, I find the whole situation so incredibly bizarre that [...]

One of the “must read” Dodger sites today is Josh Fisher’s Dodger Divorce.  Josh does a great job of breaking down ever significant move that takes place in the court room, and explaining what it means to Dodger fans. His latest story, Two McCourt Sons Are on the Payroll…Do We Care?, is interesting.  As was [...]