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| Maple Street Press Dodgers Annual 2010 |
| Edited by Jon Weisman |
| PRICE: $12.99 |
| ISSN/ISBN: 2152-6680 |
| TRIM SIZE: 8 x 10.81 |
| PUB DATE: March 2010 |
| PAGES: 128 | |
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 For a glossary of the stats appearing in the player profiles click here.
The Dodgers had another successful campaign in 2009, reaching the NLCS for the second straight year. However, as the 2010 season opens questions abound, not the least of which involve the McCourts off the field, and Manny Ramirez and the further development of the Dodgers' young stars on it.
Edited by Jon Weisman of the popular Dodger Thoughts blog (and ESPN/Los Angeles) the Maple Street Press Dodgers Annual 2010 has all the information you need for the upcoming season. Featuring the best writers from the web and print, the Annual also goes in depth on the Dodger farm system, and steps back to look at the storied history of the organization. Inside you'll find:
- Pitch-by-pitch scouting reports, with information provided by Inside Edge, detail what to expect from Dodgers hitters and pitchers.
- Features on Andre Ethier, Matt Kemp, James Loney, Russell Martin, and Jonathan Broxton.
- No 'ace'? No problem. Why the Dodgers don't need a dominant #1 starter.
- A look at whether fans can expect Manny to be Manny again in 2010.
- An in-depth interview with GM Ned Colletti.
- An explanation of the complicated McCourt divorce and its ramifications for the Dodger organization.
- A complete look at the minor league system, including an analysis on the Dodger way of developing young pitchers, one of the most sophisticated methods in baseball.
- A wide ranging feature on everyone's favorite broadcaster, Vin Scully.
- A look back at the 20 most controversial Dodgers of the '00s.
There's much more, just check out the table of contents below. The MSP Dodgers Annual features 128 pages focused on the Dodgers and no ads, all you need to get ready for 2010.
Shipping from maplestreetpress.com February 17th, on newsstands March 2nd.
Preorder your copy today!
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Amid Turmoil, Hope -- by Chad Moriyama
The 2010 Los Angeles Dodgers, player profiles, scouting, and more.
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So Close, Again -- by Eric Stephen
Despite a disappointing end, there was much to be excited about in 2009, and for the future.
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Manny Be Good? -- by Jay Jaffe
L.A. needs Manny to be Manny again in 2010.
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Disorder In McCourt -- by Joshua Fisher
No matter how Frank and Jamie McCourt's legal issues are resolved, they're fading stars in the eyes of Dodger fans.
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State Of The Stadium -- by Eric Stephen
Amid changes, the heart of Dodger Stadium beats strong.
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Prove It All Night -- by Molly Knight
Andre Ethier and Matt Kemp won't forget the hurdles they overcame to become stars.
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One Out Away -- by Mike Petriello
Jonathan Broxton in the spotlight.
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Critical Campaigns -- by Mike Petriello
The Dodgers can't wait on James Loney and Russell Martin much longer.
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The Collected Colletti -- by Josh Suchon
Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti looks back, and ahead.
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Aces Are Wild Cards -- by Eric Enders
A dominant #1 starter won't make or break your season.
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Prospect Park -- by Richard Bostan
Despite sending several contributors to the majors, the Dodgers farm system isn't bare.
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Individually Packaged -- by Josh Suchon
A pitcher-by-pitcher look at how the Dodgers develop arms.
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No Minor Hopes -- by Robert Portnoy
Minor leaguers Mitch Jones and Jason Repko have had their cups of coffee, but still long for the whole meal.
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One In A Trillion -- by Mark Langill
For generations of Dodger fans, listening to Vin Scully has been the rarest of privileges.
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Unsung Heroes -- by Bob Timmermann
Dodgers playoff teams have relied upon big contributions from unexpected sources.
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Sweep And Low -- by Craig Minami
The Dodgers' 1980 comeback remains one to treasure, even if it was in vain.
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The Great Dividers -- by Jon Weisman
The 20 most controversial Dodgers of the 2000s.
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