Dodgers Announce Spring Broadcast Schedule
The Dodgers are showing more spring training games on television than ever before in 2010: 11 games on Prime Ticket, and three more on KCAL. From the Dodgers:
In an effort to provide more Spring Training games to fans than ever before, PRIME TICKET’s "Camelback Vision" telecasts will air with minimized production, as is appropriate for the atmosphere of Spring Training.
If this is anything like the online broadcasts in 2009, this will mean most of the action will be seen from a camera behind home plate, with minimal zooming and few cuts to other cameras. Still, 14 out of 32 is a good amount of spring games on television.
Vin Scully will broadcast all three games on KCAL. The Prime Ticket broadcasts will alternate between the broadcast teams of Eric Collins & Steve Lyons, and Charley Steiner & Rick Monday. Here is the full schedule (all times Pacific):
| Day | Date | Time | Opp | Location | TV |
| Fri | 3/5 | 12:05pm | CWS | Glendale | |
| Sat | 3/6 | 12:05pm | CWS | Glendale | Prime |
| Sun | 3/7 | 12:05pm | Chi | Mesa | |
| Mon | 3/8 | 12:05pm | SF | Scottsdale | |
| Tue | 3/9 | 12:05pm | Col | Glendale | Prime |
| Wed | 3/10 | 12:05pm | AZ | Glendale | Prime |
| Thu | 3/11 | 12:05pm | KC (ss) | Surprise | |
| Fri | 3/12 | 12:05pm | Cin | Glendale | Prime |
| Sat | 3/13 | 12:05pm | AZ | Tucson | |
| TBD | Taiwan | Taiwan | |||
| Sun | 3/14 | 1:05pm | Tex | Glendale | Prime |
| TBD | Taiwan | Taiwan | |||
| Mon | 3/15 | 1:05pm | LAA | Tempe | |
| Tue | 3/16 | ||||
| Wed | 3/17 | 1:05pm | CWS | Glendale | Prime |
| Thu | 3/18 | 1:05pm | Chi | Glendale | Prime |
| Fri | 3/19 | 7:05pm | SD | Peoria | |
| Sat | 3/20 | 1:05pm | Tex (ss) | Surprise | |
| 7:05pm | SD (ss) | Glendale | Prime | ||
| Sun | 3/21 | 1:05pm | Cle | Glendale | KCAL |
| Mon | 3/22 | 1:05pm | LAA (ss) | Glendale | Prime |
| 1:05pm | Mil (ss) | Maryvale | |||
| Tue | 3/23 | ||||
| Wed | 3/24 | 7:35pm | Oak | Phoenix | |
| Thu | 3/25 | 1:05pm | Mil | Glendale | Prime |
| Fri | 3/26 | 1:05pm | KC | Glendale | Prime |
| Sat | 3/27 | 1:05pm | Sea | Glendale | KCAL |
| Sun | 3/28 | 1:05pm | Cin | Goodyear | |
| Mon | 3/29 | 1:05pm | Cle | Goodyear | |
| Tue | 3/30 | 1:10pm | Col | Tucson | |
| Wed | 3/31 | 1:05pm | SF | Glendale | |
| TBD | Cin (ss) | Vegas | |||
| Thu | 4/1 | 7:10pm | Cle | Dodger Stadium | |
| Fri | 4/2 | 7:05pm | LAA | Angels Stadium | |
| Sat | 4/3 | 1:05pm | LAA | Dodger Stadium | KCAL |
For more information, go to Dodgers.com/spring.
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Scott White’s Dodger forecast. He expects big things from Bills and Loney.
And he rates Withrow the #1 prospect (future ace).
I might be there for the 25th, 26th, and 27th games
by robotmadeofnails on Feb 9, 2010 2:53 PM PST reply actions
Chien-Ming Wang
has received offers from two major league clubs, per Ken Rosenthal, who notes the Dodgers (and Mets) were not among those offering him a contract. Wang apparently could sign within 7-10 days.
Bill Ladson of MLB.com reports the Nationals are one of the finalists for Wang.
Wait, did we offer a major league deal? If so, someone will need to get DFA’d. Stults or Haeger, most likely.
hey amigos
quien entiende español?
or you can try google translator
very good read about santana, how the dodgers sign him and the infamous deal.
Orlando Hudson
I didn’t notice this before, but thanks to Sons of Steve Garvey (and Fox Sports), we note the following:
[Hudson’s] deal includes a stipulation that the Twins cannot offer him salary arbitration if he is a Type A free agent, ensuring that a team can sign him next off-season without losing a draft pick.
O-Dog is covering his bases for next year, just in case.
It might end up being close. D-Backs offered 4/$29m from 2008-2011. Hudson ended up earning:
2008: $6.25m with AZ
2009: $7.99m with LA
2010: $5m with Min
Total: $19.24m
So he would need to make $9.76m in 2011 to match the offer, but then again he’s already one playoff appearance up on the D-Backs, and might be up another one this year with the Twins
It’s funny watching Harold Reynolds cringe when they discuss advanced stats on “Hot Stove.” The guy just doesn’t care.
totally off topic here
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... we sittin here talking about practice. not a game, not a game.
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vr, Xei
Karl B (Philly): The Dodgers’ infield bats seem pretty mediocre going into Spring Training. Do we have any reason to be optimistic? Or should I figure they’ll be flashing great leather (will they?) and that makes it a good tradeoff?
Jay Jaffe: OK, here’s the glass half full scenarios:
• James Loney will rebound from a couple of lousy years because his extreme L/R and Home/Road splits have been flukes.
• Blake DeWitt will claim the 2B job with a hot spring, and get by well enough, particularly with Jamie Carroll as his late-inning defensive caddy.
• Another year removed from back surgery, Rafael Furcal will be in good enough shape to flash his near-MVP form.
• Casey Blake hitting in the NL is just one more cue as to how wide the disparity is between leagues.
I don’t believe all of those, and I don’t know how many of them I actually do believe, but there’s your rose-tinted-glasses scenario. At the very least, yes, they should be good defensively, though 2B is a concern.
Heyman says Dodgers in on Wang:
#dodgers gm ned colletti and top exec logan white are watching wang throw 3rd time today. LA must be 2nd team in w/ #nats

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