Divorce Court Could Be Break Dodgers Need
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So who’s the brunette Michael Jackson lookalike?
While the Dodgers were making a deal for Scott Podsednik (You want to explain that one Ned Colletti?), the Padres, who have a payroll of $38 million, were laying the groundwork for shortstop Miguel Tejada. Granted, Tejada isn’t what he used to be, but he still gives the NL West-leading Padres a decent bat considering the weak-hitting Everth Cabrera is the alternative. And the Padres already have the best pitching the NL, so another bat surely doesn’t hurt.
So what in the name of the bankrupt Texas Rangers, who continue to wheel and deal, is going on with the Dodgers? Nothing, unless you want to count Podsednik. The McCourts have ruined any chance of the club obtaining any big-name talent, particularly with the offense going south, as it did in San Diego, where the Dodgers dropped 2 of 3. Shame, shame, shame.
The only good that might come of this is the overrated Joe Torre is probably out the door. Now if the club could part ways with train wreck Ned, the Dodgers might have something to work with.
Like a lot of folks, we’re hoping the judge in their divorce case forces the couple to sell the club. Major League Baseball probably does too. That’s the least Dodger fans deserve.
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