http://www.federalbaseball.com/story/2006/7/17/44139/4266

is right about Physioc.

If he wanted a new home where they don't hang on to old memories or personnel long since past their prime. For references, he can just ask Lasorda.

And here is a lesson for Fallen Angel, on how to become the perfect Dodgers fan:

When you find yourself sitting in the stands of your new home park, and the 7th inning has just finished, and you look over at the scoreboard and see your beloved Dodgers down 2-0, don't look or think any further. Rise from your seat with the rest of the fans and slowly make your way to the hell that is your congested parking lot, where you will sit in wait for another 45 minutes just trying to get out past the gas station beyond center field.

Certainly don't take any notice of the fact that the Dodgers have zero hits. And make sure to think only of how boring it is that you haven't even seen any Dodgers bother to make it to first base. Go ahead and be disgusted by the 2 errors you have seen your Blue Crew commit in a close game.

But leave. Just leave. Pack up and leave. With luck,  you may be able to make it home in time for cocktails.

And for God's sake, whatever you do, don't pay any attention to that devilshly handsome Angels fan sitting down the right field seats pointing out to his two young sons what an idiot you are for walking away from history. Just look at him quizzically and keep going. Like all the rest of your fellow 'fans'.

Such was the day on the sunny Sunday afternoon, July 28, 1991, when Dennis Martinez, then of the Montreal Expos, pitched the 14th perfect game in all of recorded MLB history. And he did it in Dodger Stadium where, I think, nobody had ever no-hit the Dodgers before. (For the record, Mike Scioscia and Alfredo Griffen went a combined 0 for 5 that game, and Griffen committed both Dodger errors.)

He switched during the Angels vs. Dodgers series???  The one that sent the Dodgers into a downward spiral and was the beginning of the Angels ascent into 1st place?  Good riddance to this dead weight who was apparently the only thing holding us back.  He's fallen down into a sad sad blue place which has been a complete mess for a long time.

Rex and Steve are annoying but I'd rather listen to them talk about the Angels lighting up the Halo than Scully try to find something good in the Dodgers' nightmarish repeat of last season.

i was a dodger fan when i first got into baseball(8 years old) but they traded nomo/piazza and every other one of my favorite players. i found the angels because they kept the team leaders.

i went to a dodger game the other day and besides the fact the ballpark is not as nice as the big a, the fans are disgusting. My pops and I were sitting a seat over from our assigned seats because he likes the aisle to let his legs breathe, and some drunk dudes ask us to move, literally pushes my dad over when he gets up. that might of been a drunken accident though.

la duca gone, knowing the dodgers, nomar gone before this years trade deadline

3 out of ten Dodger games I've been to I have witnessed fight and  one was a brawl envloving 2 rows of crazy cholos.