Ned Colletti

Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Andre Ethier told Bill Shaikin of the L.A. Times that he has not put a deadline on the team regarding his extension talks. Mark J. Rebilas-US PRESSWIRE “We’ll take a look at whatever they bring to us,”...

Dear Stan, I’m sure you know that Ned Colletti was forced to operate with one arm behind his back and could basically sign only “bargain basement” free agents over the past couple of years.  Actually, he hasn’t been horrible...

I already believed that the Dodgers were a playoff team this year, even before the Dodgers were bought by Guggenheim (I shall henceforth call the new owners “Guggs & Company”).  Now, I KNOW they are a playoff team and I guarantee tha...

Looking at Dodgers' related stories on the web, you can't miss Manny Ramirez signing with the Oakland A's.

No one has more riding on the success of the Dodgers 2012 season than General Manager Ned Colletti, who with new ownership poised to take over in April, probably has his job on the line.

When I heard that Hiroki Kuroda, the Dodgers’ veteran right-hander, refused a trade to the...

Try as some might, it is hard to give Frank McCourt much credit for his signings of Clayton Kershaw and Matt Kemp, both with contracts that will heavy payments coming for the team's next owner.

Dodgers first baseman James Loney won't face charges for driving under the influence after striking three cars with his Maserati on the freeway last November, though that still doesn't explain what happened.

Hiroki Kuroda confirmed what Dodgers General Manager Ned Colletti has said: Colletti remained in contact with his agent until he decided to sign with the New York Yankees three weeks ago.

The Dodgers reportedly did go hard after Prince Fielder, offering a seven-year deal worth over $160 million that included an opt-out for the first baseman after four years.

The Dodgers currently have only one left-hander in their bullpen, but could be hard pressed to find a second one this spring.