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Favorite Team: LA Kings Favorite Player: Pavel Datsyuk Least Favorite Player: Corey Perry Favorite Hockey Moment: 2012 Stanley Cup final. Watching the team I've been invested in since I was probably 6 or 7 years old finally win a cup was amazing.

I've seen a few places that it was a hard pitch count from the front office before the game even started. I agree with it, put the kids future ahead of a no hitter.

With as willing as Kansas and Tampa were to move him, it makes me believe the talk that he has an attitude problem and coaches can't get through to him. Might change as he gets older and spends more time with veteran guys, but he lost a lot of his development time being an asshole apparently.

Previous record was 26 innings. Padres were shut out in their first 3 games of the season against the Dodgers, bringing them to 27 innings.

Greinke gets torched in his first game as a DBack, he is truly a Dodger. Going behind enemy lines to sink their ship. Way to take one for the team Zack!

1. Harper 2. Stanton 3. Trout 1. Kershaw (hell with rules) 2. Greinke 3. Archer 4. Felix I like guys who throw deadly off speed and breaking balls.

AL MVP: Trout NL MVP: Harper AL CY: Keuchal NL CY: Kershaw AL ROTY: AJ Reed NL ROTY: Seager

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Obviously Corey Seager, but if the rotation ends up short, look out for Julio Urias or Jose De Leon. Either could see call ups at some point this season especially if they are dealing at AAA.

Getting on base almost half the time I would say is more useful and beneficial to the team than a guy who is straight power guy. Unless 70HR is also hitting 300, then we might have a different conversation.

With the position the Dodgers are in, Trout now. If they were in a rebuild, I would take the picks.

I would say Kershaw. With Andersons injury, Kazmir's speed drop off this spring(although he looked good last night), and with Ryu and McCarthy coming off injuries, you are left with an unproven group of guys after that. If Kershaw struggles for an extended period, the rotation really becomes a...

Send him to the Dodgers, he will blend in nicely with all of the other Cubans.

Similar to MadBum, he had that one postseason where he was untouchable, and people want to act like he is the greastest pitcher of all time. Yea he had a good postseason, but look at his body of work as a whole. He's a career over 3 ERA pitcher, and never had a truly dominating long length of...

If they didn't allow him to throw so many innings toward the end of the year it would probably be a different story. Not to mention Don Mattingly couldn't run a bullpen to save his damn life.