Dodger Thoughts: Things That Went Wrong for the Dodgers That Have Nothing To Do with Listening Skills

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 Dodger Thoughts: Things That Went Wrong for the Dodgers That Have Nothing To Do with Listening Skills
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Frank McCourt, Focusing on Listening Skills, Sounds Delusional
Published 7/12/2008 at FanHouse
... 's belief that some of his young players a) lack listening skills and b) might need to be traded, as taken some recent heat from some of the most respected ...

Around The Web: 17 Things Wrong With The Dodgers
Published 7/21/2008 by kensai (noreply@blogger.com) at Fire Ned Colletti Now
Dodger Thoughts: Weisman lists 17 things that went wrong with the 2008 Dodgers...and it has nothing to do with blaming the kids. Amen. ...

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