True Blue LA - Mar. 29: Dodgers 9, Angels 8Where The Dodger Dogs Are Always Grilledhttps://cdn.vox-cdn.com/community_logos/49563/truebluela_fav.png2013-03-30T06:00:15-07:00http://www.truebluela.com/rss/stream/39276852013-03-30T06:00:15-07:002013-03-30T06:00:15-07:00Dodgers bullpen notes
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<p>A look at a decision made in the ninth inning Friday night by manager Don Mattingly, and possibly one or two starters slated to pitch in relief on Saturday.</p> <p>Manager Don Mattingly turned to left-handed relief pitcher <span>Paco Rodriguez</span> on Friday night to get the final out of the <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.truebluela.com/">Dodgers</a>' 9-8 victory over the <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.halosheaven.com/">Angels</a>, pulling closer <span>Brandon League</span> with two outs in the ninth inning and runners on second and third base. The move wasn't one Mattingly would have done in the regular season, but at the same time it showed the confidence he has in Rodriguez, the left-hander drafted in the second round in 2012.</p>
<p>"The one thing we found out about Paco is he throws strikes with a lot of different pitches, and he doesn't seem to be afraid of anything. Last year we brought him up in San Francisco and he threw six straight strikes," Mattingly said. "Paco has been really impressive. We can use him in different ways. We feel like he's got weapons for the righties and the lefties, and he's had a good camp. There's nothing really negative about Paco."</p>
<p>But despite the strong performance by Rodriguez — a 3.09 ERA, 13 strikeouts and three walks in 11⅔ innings — he may find himself on the outside looking in once the opening day roster is finalized on Sunday. Rodriguez, like <span>Josh Wall</span>, has options, and non-roster reliever <span>Kevin Gregg</span> and starters <span>Chris Capuano</span> and <span>Aaron Harang</span> might find themselves in the bullpen as well.</p>
<p>Rodriguez was called in after League already gave up one run, and allowed the tying and go-ahead runs in scoring position. Mattingly said pitch count played a factor in removing League, as he threw 20 pitches in his second straight night on the mound.</p>
<p>"That was just a work situation there. With him going back to back, we were only going to allow him to go only so many pitches. It's one of those things. I did want him to finish it, but that could get into an 8-10 pitch at-bat and I didn't want to get there," Mattingly said. "In the regular season, that's his game."</p>
<p>Capuano will pitch in relief on Saturday in the Dodgers' spring finale, a hint that he will open the regular season in the bullpen.</p>
<p>"We're going to see Cap tomorrow in some capacity. We're not sure how, whether it's two batters or an inning," Mattingly said. "He's only going to have one day off between tomorrow and opening day, so it will be something short."</p>
<p>Mattingly talked to Capuano, Harang, and <span>Ted Lilly</span> in the past week about possibly moving to the bullpen. It appears some have been more receptive to the idea than others.</p>
<p>"I'm pretty sure that Cap wants to (pitch in relief), but I'm not sure we've gotten there with Aaron yet," Mattingly said.</p>
https://www.truebluela.com/2013/3/30/4163954/dodgers-bullpen-notes-brandon-league-paco-rodriguez-chris-capuanoEric Stephen2013-03-29T22:37:45-07:002013-03-29T22:37:45-07:00Runs aplenty at Dodger Stadium
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<p>The Dodgers have won the first two games of the Freeway Series against the Angels.</p> <p>The <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.truebluela.com/">Dodgers</a> showcased all the bells and whistles of their brand new video boards and sound system on Friday night, and there was much to display, as the Dodgers won a slugfest 9-8 over the <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.halosheaven.com/">Angels</a> before 34,157 at Dodger Stadium.</p>
<p>The win, coupled with Thursday night's 3-0 victory in Anaheim, made this the first time the Dodgers beat the Angels more than once in the exhibition season since 2003. The Dodgers were 3-15-3 against the Angels in preseason contests in the last nine years.</p>
<p>The offense was paced by <span>A.J. Ellis</span>, who hit a pitch over the center field wall off of Jason Vargas for a grand slam in the first inning to give the Dodgers a 5-1 advantage. Ellis had two hits in three at-bats Friday, and is hitting .356/.463/.489 this spring.</p>
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<p>Luis Cruz singled and hit a two-run double, <span>Carl Crawford</span> had two singles, and <span>Matt Kemp</span> doubled and walked on the night for the Dodgers, who scored eight runs off Angels starter Jason Vargas in less than two innings.</p>
<p>Unfortunately for the Dodgers, <span>Josh Beckett</span> wasn't much better, as he was roughed up for the second consecutive outing. Just like on Sunday in Phoenix against the A's, Beckett on Friday night allowed seven runs, including two home runs, in just four innings. If there was any positive to Beckett's outing, it was his five strikeouts and no walks, giving him 17 strikeouts and six walks in 17⅓ innings during the spring.</p>
<p>The Dodgers bullpen picked up for Beckett with five strong innings, with six relievers combining to allow three hits and two walks, with seven strikeouts. <span>J.P. Howell</span> struck out three in 1⅓ innings, and on the spring has 14 strikeouts and four walks in his nine innings. <span>Brandon League</span> ran into some trouble in the ninth inning, allowing one run and putting the go-ahead run in scoring position, but <span>Paco Rodriguez</span> recorded the final out to preserve the victory.</p>
<p><span>Yasiel Puig</span> made his Dodger Stadium debut in the eighth inning, taking over in right field for <span>Andre Ethier</span>. Puig flew out to shallow right field in his only at-bat. Puig is now hitting .517/.500/.828 on the spring, and shares the same batting average as teammate <span>Brian Barden</span> (15 for 29), who has half of Puig's at-bats.</p>
<h3>Up next</h3>
<p>The Dodgers conclude their exhibition schedule on Saturday night, with a 6:05 p.m. PT start in Anaheim against the Angels. <span>Zack Greinke</span> will get the start for the Dodgers with a likely limit of 90 pitches or so, while <span>Tommy Hanson</span> starts for the Halos.</p>
https://www.truebluela.com/2013/3/29/4163750/dodgers-angels-aj-ellisEric Stephen2013-03-29T18:59:58-07:002013-03-29T18:59:58-07:00Justin Sellers at SS again vs. Angels
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<p>Sellers is at shortstop Friday night at Dodger Stadium. Will he man the position again in three days?</p> <p>The <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.truebluela.com/">Dodgers</a> host the <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.halosheaven.com/">Angels</a> on Friday night at Dodger Stadium in the second game of the weekend Freeway Series, and the lineup has a look of a possible opening day lineup*. With <span>Justin Sellers</span> at shortstop.</p>
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<p>Manager Don Mattingly reiterated on Friday he is considering resurrecting the optioned Sellers on Easter Sunday, going with the defensively strong lineup with Sellers at shortstop and Luis Cruz at third base. If Sellers isn't the every day starter at short, perhaps he could be in a platoon role.</p>
<p>"I want to keep seeing Justin at short," Mattingly said. "We have a lefty today, we'll see what happens."</p>
<p>Mattingly said he wasn't aware of any trade talks that might alleviate this left side of the infield concern, and that the second chance for Sellers came when discussing possible roster options with his coaches and the front office last week at Camelback Ranch.</p>
<p>"We had some good meetings and talks. When Hanley Ramirez goes out, we threw Cruzer over as the first thing we do. But when everybody gets together, we get a chance to think about it a little bit more and put some time on it," Mattingly said. "We still haven't settled anything, but it's just another point of thinking."</p>
<p>In his brief time in the majors Sellers has hit .245/.344/.340 against left-handed pitchers (in all of 61 plate appearances) compared to ..184/.254/.316 against righties. In the minors in 2011-2012 Sellers hit .375/.451/.725 in 92 PA against southpaws.</p>
<p><i>*Opening day lineup, with two caveats: <span>Andre Ethier</span> would likely bat fifth instead of sixth against <span>Matt Cain</span>; and obviously <span>Clayton Kershaw</span> is starting Monday.</i></p>
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<li> <span>Josh Beckett</span> makes his final spring tuneup before starting on Wednesday against the <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.mccoveychronicles.com/">Giants</a>.</li>
<li>High desert native and former Long Beach State pitcher Jason Vargas starts for the Angels.<br>
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<li>Of all the relief pitchers, two notables who might see work on Friday are <span>J.P. Howell</span>, who last pitched Sunday, and <span>Josh Wall</span>, who last pitched Tuesday.<br>
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<p class="pgh-paragraph" id="paragraph7">Radio: KLAC 570, KTNQ 1020</p>
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https://www.truebluela.com/2013/3/29/4163028/dodgers-vs-angels-starting-lineups-justin-sellersEric Stephen2013-03-29T18:13:24-07:002013-03-29T18:13:24-07:00Decisions loom for Lilly, Capuano, Harang
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<p>Capuano, Harang, and Lilly are the three odd men out in the Dodgers starting rotation, and we will find out Sunday just how many of them remain with the team in a different role.</p> <p>With opening day rosters due Sunday afternoon, and the <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.truebluela.com/">Dodgers</a> still in possession of eight starting pitchers under contract, this weekend figures to be newsworthy, either with a trade or two or established veteran starters accepting their fate and moving to the bullpen.</p>
<p>All three of <span>Chris Capuano</span>, <span>Aaron Harang</span>, and <span>Ted Lilly</span> are in the final year of their contracts, and would much rather prefer to start than relieve during their walk year heading into free agency. Manager Don Mattingly said on Friday that has talked to the parties in question about a role switch.</p>
<p>"I can't say they've said, 'Hey thanks for talking to me about that,' but we've tried to be up front with guys from the beginning. They all knew that with eight guys for five spots, that there was a possibility of (moving to the bullpen)," Mattingly said. "I don't expect them to necessarily like it, but on the back side of that if we treat them with respect and like pros, at some point we expect them to do the best that they can with a bad situation."</p>
<p>Mattingly said he was no closer to a resolution regarding Lilly. The club would ideally like Lilly to go on the disabled list to begin the season, while Lilly hasn't been too keen on the idea.</p>
<p>"I know we've been concerned for a little while now with him. We talked with medical to see if there is anything going on," Mattingly said. "Teddy has just never caught up. He's been sick, hasn't had a chance to build up arm strength like everybody else."</p>
<p>The Dodgers can't simply unilaterally decide to place Lilly on the DL.</p>
<p>"We're trying to do what's right for everybody," Mattingly said.</p>
https://www.truebluela.com/2013/3/29/4163232/dodgers-roster-chris-capuano-aaron-harang-ted-lillyEric Stephen2013-03-29T17:40:36-07:002013-03-29T17:40:36-07:00Billingsley throws 6 IP in minor league game
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<p>Billingsley is driving back to Los Angeles Friday night, and will rejoin his teammates in Anaheim on Saturday.</p> <p><span>Chad Billingsley</span> threw 96 pitches in six innings against <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.brewcrewball.com/">Brewers</a> Triple-A hitters in a minor league game in Arizona on Friday night. Billingsley did not allow a run in his first six innings, with six strikeouts and four hits and one walk allowed. He pitched to one batter in the seventh inning and hit him, and he came around to score for the only run charged against Billingsley.</p>
<p>He was able to throw the curve ball with no problems to his right index fingernail, and will rejoin the <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.truebluela.com/">Dodgers</a> in Anaheim on Saturday.</p>
<p>Manager Don Mattingly said Billingsley remains in his starting rotation, but it will just be a matter of when. The Dodgers don't technically need a fifth starter until Apr. 13, their 11th game of the season. But Billingsley could be mixed into the rotation earlier, perhaps as early as Apr. 7.</p>
<p>"There are a couple of issues with Bills. Making sure he's ready is one. The nail is one. But the biggest issue is any kind of small changes messing with that elbow," Mattingly said. "That's our biggest concern with him, making sure we're not putting him in a bad spot."</p>
<p>It seems a foregone conclusion that Billingsley will be placed on the disabled list retroactive to Mar. 22, which would mean his earliest activation date is Apr. 6. That would give the Dodgers an extra roster spot for between four and 10 games, though Mattingly wouldn't commit to that plan of action on Friday.</p>
https://www.truebluela.com/2013/3/29/4163156/chad-billingsley-minor-league-game-curveEric Stephen2013-03-29T15:02:27-07:002013-03-29T15:02:27-07:00Dodger Stadium upgrades unveiled
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<p>The massive Dodger Stadium offseason upgrades, which cost well north of $100 million, get their first dry run on Friday night against the Angels. Now it's just a matter of making sure everything is finished.</p> <p>The Dodgers will host the <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.halosheaven.com/">Angels</a> on Friday night at Dodger Stadium, but it will be less about the Freeway Series and more about the stadium getting a dry run through on all the new bells and whistles before opening day.</p>
<p>First and foremost among the upgrades are the new scoreboards above the left and right field pavilions, as well as the new scoreboards in the wall, and the new sound system. Many of the upgrades are still being finalized just hours before game time, but the finished product should be quite impressive.</p>
<p>The first image I saw in person of the new scoreboards was a soap opera, which was a bit disappointing though the high definition was pretty amazing.</p>
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<p>I generally sit near organist Nancy Bea Hefley, who sits near all the sound and video crews, now in expanded and upgraded areas</p>
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<p>The chairs in the press box were upgraded too</p>
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<p>There were finishing touches being added to the bullpen just this afternoon.</p>
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<p>The Dodgers also unveiled their upgrades to the stadium today.</p>
<p>"The upgrades were designed with particular emphasis on the Top Deck and Reserve levels and outfield pavilions that had been essentially untouched since the stadium first opened," CEO Stan Kasten said in a statement. "Our goal is to provide <i>the</i> most pleasurable experience from the time fans arrive at the stadium until the time they depart, ideally after a Dodger victory."</p>
<p>Here is a list of the upgrades to each section:</p>
<h3>Top of the park</h3>
<p>-- Expanded concourse area with enhanced views of the downtown skyline<br><br>-- Two new and enlarged concession areas, including new stands, cooking facilities and menus.<br><br>-- All new and enlarged restrooms, including a family restroom<br><br>-- New team store with ticket windows attached<br><br>-- 5-feet high "retired number" sculptures</p>
<h3>Reserve level</h3>
<p>-- Entry gates extended out 30 feet to enlarge the concourse. Each gate will feature some special Dodger memorabilia, including oversized baseballs autographed by winners of the Cy Young Award and life-size bobbleheads featuring uniforms worn by the Dodgers through the decades.<br><br>-- All restrooms enlarged. Family restrooms added along with water fountains.<br><br>-- New concession areas, including new stands, cooking facilities and menus.<br><br>-- A team store on the left-field side and another will be completed on the right-field side on a date TBD<br><br>-- Kids play areas on the first-base and third-base side <br><br>-- Expanded concourse allows for more standing room with views of the game and more space for fans in wheelchairs and their companions<br><br>-- Life-size replicas of bobbleheads and MVP, Cy Young and Gold Glove awards at entry plazas</p>
<h3>Club level</h3>
<p>-- The United Suite Concourse houses a display of Dodger yearbook covers, media guide covers and other team memorabilia. The <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.truebluela.com/">Los Angeles Dodgers</a> Foundation baseball display was relocated from the breezeway lobby reception area by the Dodgers’ office to outside the press box. A new display of team media guides was created in the lobby area </p>
<h3>Loge level</h3>
<p>-- New concession areas, including new stands, cooking facilities and menus<br><br>-- All restrooms were enlarged. Family restrooms were added, along with water fountains and a fan service area.<br><br>-- Patio boxes for group seating in a casual setting were created at the back of the concourse <br><br>-- Wider concourse and additional locations for wheelchair-bound fans and their companions and standing room with drink rails beyond the foul poles<br><br>-- Enhanced lighting<br><br>-- Murals depicting Dodger history</p>
<h3>Field level</h3>
<p>-- New entry plazas to create standing room areas with a view of the game<br><br>-- Wider concourse, drink rails and additional locations for wheelchair-bound fans and their companions<br><br>-- Reduced number of Prime Ticket Club seats along foul lines to improve sightlines (from 1066 to 640), with wheelchair positions on the front row. As a result, there will be an additional six feet of foul territory on left field and right field foul lines</p>
<h3>Pavilions</h3>
<p>-- In both left and right field, new and larger restrooms were created more conveniently located under the pavilions. Picnic areas were added.</p>
https://www.truebluela.com/2013/3/29/4162652/dodger-stadium-upgrades-unveiledEric Stephen2013-03-28T09:30:07-07:002013-03-28T09:30:07-07:00Freeway Series pitching matchups
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<p>A look at the weekend schedule between the Dodgers and Angels, with two games in Anaheim and one at Dodger Stadium.</p> <p>The <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.truebluela.com/">Dodgers</a> on Thursday continue their annual exercise of beating their heads against the wall, as they open the Freeway Series against the <a class="sbn-auto-link" href="https://www.halosheaven.com/">Angels</a> in Anaheim. The clubs play three games this weekend, with Thursday and Saturday's contests in Anaheim and Friday at Dodger Stadium.</p>
<p>Not only have the Dodgers struggled in the regular season against the Angels, but have done so in preseason exhibitions as well. The last year the Dodgers won a regular season series from the Angels was 2006, and they have lost 26 of their last 38 games to the Angels overall. In the preseason it has been more of the same, as the Dodgers are 3-15-3 against the Angels in the spring Freeway Series dating back to 2004.</p>
<p>The last year the Dodgers won a preseason Freeway Series was in 2003 when they captured both games against their red nemesis from the south.</p>
<p>Here is a look at the pitching matchups this weekend:</p>
<p>Thursday, 7:05 p.m. (Anaheim): <span>Hyun-jin Ryu</span> vs. <span>Joe Blanton</span></p>
<p>Friday, 7:10 p.m. (Dodger Stadium): <span>Josh Beckett</span> vs. Jason Vargas</p>
<p>Saturday, 6:05 p.m. (Anaheim): <span>Zack Greinke</span> vs. <span>Tommy Hanson</span></p>
https://www.truebluela.com/2013/3/28/4155568/freeway-series-pitching-matchups-dodgers-angelsEric Stephen