On BBTF, commenters tried to come make up with an All-Star team of Pirate players from 1993 to 2009 that would compete for the division title (since the Pirates haven't had winning season since 1992). On that note, I thought it would be interesting to come up with a "team" of Dodger players from 1989 to 2008 that would do the same. I went on BBref and selected players who either had a minimum of 400 plate appearances for position players, 120 innings for starting pitchers, and 40 appearances for relievers. There are no repeats, meaning if a starting pitcher or a reliever had more than one really good season  I selected the highest one and went on to the next pitcher. Also, if a position player or a pitcher has the same OPS+ in multiple seasons (as in the case of Brett Butler and Shawn Green), I went with the one that had the most plate appearances or innings/appearances. Here's my team:

C Mike Piazza 185 OPS+ 1997

1B Eddie Murray 158 OPS+ 1990

2B Jeff Kent 133 OPS+ 2005

SS Jose Offerman 112 OPS+ 1995

3B Adrian Beltre 163 OPS+ 2004

LF Gary Sheffield 176 OPS+ 2000

CF Brett Butler 130 OPS+ 1992

RF Shawn Green 154 OPS+ 2001

Rotation

Hideo Nomo 150 ERA+ 1995

Orel Hershiser 148 ERA+ 1989

Ismael Valdez 146 ERA+ 1997

Brad Penny 151 ERA+ 2007

Kevin Brown 169 ERA+ 2000

Bullpen

Jay Howell 217 ERA+ 1989

Takashi Saito 327 ERA+ 2006

Joe Beimel 210 ERA+ 2008

Paul Quantrill 231 ERA+ 2003

Eric Gagne 335 ERA+ 2003

Notes: I was kind of hoping Chad Billingsley's 2007 would make it on here just to silence the doubters, however seeing Brad Penny and Ismael Valdez on here is a bit of a surprise. Also a shock: no one from the 1991 or 2002 teams made the list despite being two of the three most winningest seasons since 1988, yet a player each from the 1992 and 2005 teams did.

Players from this year that have a good shot of making this team:

Matt Kemp 127 OPS+ (needs 131)

Clayton Kershaw 145 ERA+ (needs 147)

Players that would have to haul-ass to make it:

Manny Ramirez 155 OPS+ (needs 177)

Ronald Belisario 202 ERA+ (needs 211)

Andre Ethier 132 OPS+ (needs 155)

Randy Wolf 130 ERA+ (needs 147)

It'll be interesting to see if, by the end of the year, I'll have to update this team. Then again, I'm kind of hoping I won't have to...