2009-01-29T10:47:23-05:00 2009-01-28T14:54:15-05:00 13 2009-01-28T14:54:15-05:00 1 2 10 2009-01-28T16:40:59-05:00 1121 CA Yankee27 Castaic 188694 8 Dodgers... NED... you **** morons... with Andruw off the books, you took off over $60 mill from last seasons payroll, and you do not have a #1 or #2 pitcher. You have a 3,4,5... and crap. Man up and go get Sheets and Manny. How about turning into the Angles of the NL West and stop settingly for .500 4143275 2009-01-29T10:47:23-05:00 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/644/003/thumb/P1010128.jpg 37 CA mipacu56 Simi Valley 644643 Man up and go get Sheets and Manny. How about turning into the Angles of the NL West and stop settingly for .500 13 Wolf would be a good addition- I liked him when he was in LA. An innings eater with a decent ERA, not a No. 1 starter, but steady. I, too, think the Dodgers should take a flyer and sign Sheets, although I can understand why Ned would be reluctant to sign another pitcher with a health history (see Jason Schmidt). And, of course, the Dodgers WILL sign Manny once Boras comes to his senses. 4150055 2009-01-28T22:39:47-05:00 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/441/715/thumb/dortmund-dog-cigar-_667374n.jpg 1506 IL Chitownblues Somewhere 442155 12 The Cardinals could use him, but they're too cheap and commited to a third place finish. 4146628 2009-01-28T20:29:01-05:00 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/987/31/thumb/fs_2008_winner_marisa_miller.jpg 976 smartestmanalive The 909 99031 11 as a dodger fan i agree with the direction of the team. we should of done it 2 years ago without albatross deals for schmidt 3yr./51mil. and jones 2yr./36 mil and a season pass to hometown buffet. play the kids(ethier, kemp, loney, martin, billingsly, kershaw, broxton etc..,) and plug in a couple of vets (wolf?,blake, furcal) to play until the kids(de jesus jr, mcdonald etc..,) on the farm are ready. overspending on free agents every year would turn us into a mercenary type team like the yankees are now, a overpriced team that is doomed to fail. if you remember the yankees won while the core of the team was homegrown 1996-2001? since then nothing. 4145569 2009-01-28T18:19:01-05:00 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/608/297/thumb/foamythesquirl.jpg 3027 NH safe@home 608937 9 They've drawn 3.5 million for years and he's trying to turn them into a small market team, almost sounds like their going on the market. 4144564 2009-01-28T19:33:02-05:00 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/169/13/thumb/read_it_and_do_it.jpg 310 HI blueintheblood Honolulu 16953 almost sounds like their going on the market. 10 ..well, he needs to pay for all the construction on the Stadium so he can sell the team (which the Stadium comes with) and make enough money to clear all the debt he incurred when he bought the team.... 4145174 2009-01-28T18:19:01-05:00 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/608/297/thumb/foamythesquirl.jpg 3027 NH safe@home 608937 9 They've drawn 3.5 million for years and he's trying to turn them into a small market team, almost sounds like their going on the market. 4144564 2009-01-28T16:40:59-05:00 1121 CA Yankee27 Castaic 188694 8 Dodgers... NED... you **** morons... with Andruw off the books, you took off over $60 mill from last seasons payroll, and you do not have a #1 or #2 pitcher. You have a 3,4,5... and crap. Man up and go get Sheets and Manny. How about turning into the Angles of the NL West and stop settingly for .500 4143275 2009-01-28T15:40:54-05:00 4 NY Duppy New York 687655 7 LOL @ 315Livin!!! You're right, i think 2 year $40 million plus incentives sounds better, but if they offer that, he'll probably take LA's offer because theirs is guaranteed money!! Boras and Ramirez both need to realize we are in a recession and accept the Mets offer once they finally do offer it!! 4142370 2009-01-28T15:40:18-05:00 2 IN Jon KK Elkhart 357166 6 Wasn't it reported a couple of days ago that the Astros pulled their offer to Wolf for economic reasons, and that Wolf didn't decline it? 4142291 2009-01-28T15:38:15-05:00 31 PA EZBowser Downingtown 648039 5 Dodgers really should sign Wolf. I think he's gonna be a force this year, since its been one and half (or maybe it was two and a half) years since his Tommy John Surgery. 4142361 2009-01-28T15:31:05-05:00 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/467/27/thumb/jose-mourinho.gif 147 NY Be Champions 315 Dewitt 46967 4 No reason to pay ManRam that much money. Give him what he deserves, a shampoo bottle and one way ticket to the Australian League. 4142217 13 <div class="photo_container image_right"> <div class="photo"><img src="http://img.fannation.com/upload/si_blog_post_images/21681/randy-wolf-blog128.jpg" alt="Randy-wolf-blog128" /></div> <div class="photo_attributes" style="text-align: left;">Randy Wolf has a 4.26 ERA over 10 seasons.<br />AP<br /></div> </div> <p>With <strong>Jon Garland</strong> going today to the Diamondbacks, the Dodgers emerged as the heavy favorites to land free-agent lefthander <strong>Randy Wolf</strong>. Both pitchers were being pursued by both NL West teams.<br /><br />Wolf, a native of Canoga Park, a Los Angeles suburb, appears fairly likely to return for a one-year deal. He pitched for the Dodgers in 2007, going 9-6 with a 3.73 ERA. The Mets also showed some interest but appear focused on <strong>Oliver Perez</strong>.<br /><br />Wolf might have some regrets if he does sign a one-year contract, as he was reported to have turned down a lucrative three-year offer from the incumbent Astros that was reported to be anywhere between $22 million and $29 million -- though he took less to pitch for L.A. two years ago, as well.</p> <p>Wolf went 12-12 with a 4.30 ERA for the Padres and Astros last year.</p> http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/100/64/thumb/Heyman_Jon.png 0 NY Jon Heyman New York 10084 45182 <div class="photo_container image_right"> <div class="photo"><img src="http://img.fannation.com/upload/si_blog_post_images/21681/randy-wolf-blog128.jpg" alt="Randy-wolf-blog128" /></div> <div class="photo_attributes" style="text-align: left;">Randy Wolf has a 4.26 ERA over 10 seasons.<br />AP<br /></div> </div> <p>With <strong>Jon Garland</strong> going today to the Diamondbacks, the Dodgers emerged as the heavy favorites to land free-agent lefthander <strong>Randy Wolf</strong>. Both pitchers were being pursued by both NL West teams.<br /><br />Wolf, a native of Canoga Park, a Los Angeles suburb, appears fairly likely to return for a one-year deal. He pitched for the Dodgers in 2007, going 9-6 with a 3.73 ERA. The Mets also showed some interest but appear focused on <strong>Oliver Perez</strong>.<br /><br />Wolf might have some regrets if he does sign a one-year contract, as he was reported to have turned down a lucrative three-year offer from the incumbent Astros that was reported to be anywhere between $22 million and $29 million -- though he took less to pitch for L.A. two years ago, as well.</p> <p>Wolf went 12-12 with a 4.30 ERA for the Padres and Astros last year.</p>