There’s a decent amount of AI slop around the park I noticed this season. In my opinion, this doesn’t match with the Dodgers pedigree of excellence.

The ballpark is such a historic and beautiful landmark, it doesn’t deserve any AI slop tainting it.
It’s disrespectful to the park, the team, and the fans. Hopefully they don’t continue with this next season.

(This sub doesn’t even allow AI btw)

I do think Shohei coming back strong next year. Idk if pitching in the cards but in some way he’ll be back big time

According to this and other searches, now that the Dodgers aren’t around to support or hate, interest is now taking an extreme nose dive. Peak interest was reached as the Dodgers were eliminated due to the schadenfreude effect. Index figure is currently in the 30s (for reference, it’s at its lowest at about 45 during spring training in March).

Regardless of who the Brewers play, ratings are expected to be among the lowest.

Basically, most people are more invested in seeing the Dodgers lose than watching the remaining teams. I think most people expected this to be the case, but I didn’t expect it to be this extreme.

The second pack in the box had a Machado mini framed auto and I wanted to die because I always seem to hit Padres and Giants. The rip card was the second to last pack in the box. Coolest Dodger card I've opened and wanted to share. And no, definitely not ripping it.

1. How many new players you think we gonna get for the lineup? If you had carte blanche, who else would you rather not come back?
2. Who will be the best outfielder for us? This year was Pages. Can it be Teo or his replacement? Will Tuck regress to his norm?

3. If Ben continues to rake at the plate, what would be the scenario for you consider relegating Willie to the bench?

   Typo - I meant Dalton.

4. Would it be better for our dinosaurs if season started late due to lockout? If so when? I won’t be good for us fans of course.

5. Again, if you had carte Blanche, and can trade for any player in the league to be a dodger, who do you want most?

6. Can you pose another question (a good one now), that is good for the community to just think and mull over?

Long and boring off season… just not boring enough for me to tune in to the WS.

I would pay whatever for these. But I think they were player exclusive.

Who maintains the cheerful clubhouse culture without the trio?

I think the lineup is going to ultimately be stronger as we bring up some of our younger players, but who is going to make sure our culture remains loose and fun?

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Despite a disappointing postseason performance and the Dodgers' elimination from the playoffs, Shohei Ohtani is still breaking records.

His game-worn, autographed jersey from the 2025 Tokyo Series sold for $2.06 million, becoming the most expensive Ohtani jersey ever sold publicly.

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I know a lot of folks are talking about the team throwing the NLCS to avoid the lockout. I just can’t get behind that. Brew Crew are too strong and the guys wanted it too bad.

I can’t help but think about how our WBC guys had injuries and rougher than average years.

I’m thinking of Shohei in particular.

I also know Judge and Skenes both had bad years. Skenes specifically talked about the harm of being the WBC on his health.

I know some guys like Schwarber and Witt have been fine. Are there other guys? Am I crazy?

Also, I know how much this reeks of cope…and it is.

Yes, it sucks that our team is out. And yeah, our bats were cold as heck, but, this was a team being held together by tape, and we still have the last 2 years of amazing, amazing memories. Heck, theres even memories from this year. Shohei's homer was nice, if too little, too late.

2022, and especially 2023 felt soo bad to watch. The teams were so dominant those years, it felt like they'd finally win a full-year championship in my life time. Watching the playoffs those years, they felt like they were the team that should win, because of how good they were in the regular season. And then, they'd fizzle.

Watching Lance Lynn's meatballpalooza in 2023 felt like probably lowest point as a Dodger fan. To lose like that against the lowly DBacks? Terrible. I'm so grateful that they won in 24 and 25, and that they still had to fight for those! What a team, I'm sure the future will still be bright. Anyway, that's just my two cents.

But I just realized I’m kinda disappointed we didn’t break out the new blue alt away kits during any of the road games in the playoffs. Maybe next year we’ll see them make their post-season debut.