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No, that would have been that of Paul DePodesta, in 2005. As a Moneyball fan, I was sorry to see DePodesta go. And in fact, it may have cost the Dodgers the 2009 World Series, as discussed below. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - The Los Angeles Dodgers announced Tuesday that general manager Ned Colletti, the architect of the two-time defending NL West champions, has agreed to a multi-year extension. Full Article at The Sports Network
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We're still working on it ... We have a couple follow-up discussions scheduled for (Thursday), then are likely to move toward a decision.
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We're in a state of limbo ... But at this point, it's not urgent to have one person, not like when the World Series is over and we get into free-agent season.
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My time here in Los Angeles has been very special to me and I'm honored to be associated with this tremendous franchise ... I'm very proud of what our baseball operations staff has accomplished over the last four years and I'm grateful for the support of the fans who have truly made me feel at home. I'm...
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Before, I don't know, it's like you were afraid to do anything wrong ... I was benched (one game) for swinging at the first pitch. So then you find yourself playing timid. It was like, 'Well, if I do this, am I OK? But if I do that, am I going to be benched?' You can't play that way.
