Dodger Minor League Season is Over

by meercatjohn on Sep 15, 2009 8:42 AM PDT Comment 12 comments

The Albuquerque Isotopes were swept in three games in the first round and exited the playoffs without a whimper. The Dodgers barely raided the roster so they had plenty of ammunition to make a long run in the playoffs but they shot blanks.

Game One |Game Two | Game Three

The Rookie League Ogden Raptors followed suit by being swept by the Orem Owlz in two games. Their fate was sealed when Webster was rocked in the first game. Pitching was not a strong suit of the Raptors and the offense didn't come up with enough runs to offset it

Game One | Game Two

This left the Midwest League Great Lake Loons as the lone standing Dodger affiliate to get out of the first round. They made a battle of it but eventually lost in the 2nd round to the Fort Wayne TinCaps in the final game 4 -3 in extra innings . Aaron Miller and Jamie Pedroza were the stars of the playoffs with Miller making two solid starts and Pedroza hitting a game winning and game tying home run but it was not enough.

Minor League Updates are done for the year until we start our top 15 prospect discussion after the Dodgers have won their first World Championship since 1988 and the AFL season is concluded.

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…after the Dodgers have won their first World Championship since 1988…

I second this motion.

by Eric Stephen on Sep 15, 2009 9:03 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs

Not going to include winter ball stats? :)

by Tripon on Sep 15, 2009 9:09 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs

Minor League Updates

Really enjoyed reading this series for the year, Phil. You have done an outstanding job with it, and it is very much appreciated by this Dodger fan…

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by DodgerBlueBalls on Sep 15, 2009 10:22 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs

Found a Dodgers blog written by a Dodgers minor leauge pitcher.

http://deartommyjohnletters.blogspot.com/

Really cool insight on guys like Hu, Kershaw and Heager so far, and its gets updated fairly often.

by Tripon on Sep 15, 2009 10:24 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs

by kensai on Sep 15, 2009 11:15 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs

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2010 Dodger Payroll

Pos	No	Player	2010 Salary
C	55	Martin	$5,050,000
1B	7	Loney	$3,100,000
2B	33	DeWitt	$410,000*
3B	23	Blake	$6,000,000
SS	15	Furcal	$8,500,000
LF	99	Manny	$7,267,760
CF	27	Kemp	$4,000,000
RF	16	Ethier	$6,000,000

2B/3B	14	Carroll	$1,350,000
2B/3B/1B	3	Belliard	$825,000
C	12	Ausmus	$850,000
OF	5	Johnson	$800,000
SS	60	Hu	$405,000*

SP	22	Kershaw	$425,000*
SP	58	Billingsley	$3,850,000
SP	18	Kuroda	$14,100,000
SP	44	Padilla	$4,025,000
SP	50	Stults	$405,000*

CL	51	Broxton	$4,000,000
LHP	52	Sherrill	$4,500,000
LHP	56	Kuo	$950,000
RHP	67	Troncoso	$425,000*
RHP	54	Belisario	$425,000*
RHP	31	McDonald	$425,000*
RHP	68	Monasterios	$460,000*

		Pierre	$4,000,000
		Andruw	$3,600,000
		Schmidt	$2,000,000
		Wolf	$2,000,000
		Hudson	$1,440,000
		Nomar	$1,250,000
		Ohman	$200,000
		Zerpa	$35,000
		Hoffmann	($50,000)

Others on 40-man roster (total: 39)
RHP	37	Haeger
RHP	73	Link
RHP	47	Wade
C	9	Ellis
C	71	May
SS	87	DeJesus
OF	75	Paul
OF	17	Repko	$500,000
RHP	64	Guerra**
RHP	74	Jansen**
LHP	59	Leach**
RHP	49	Schlichting**
LHP	57	Elbert**
OF	62	Robinson**

Totals			$93,522,760
Red = arbitration Asterisk () = estimated * = currently in minor league camp
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