Do Los Angeles Dodgers look a lot like the hybrid team of Red Sox, Yankees, and Braves?

Question

Look at some of the names in Dodgers' management team/roster:

Manager: Joe Torre (Former Yankees manager)

Former Dodgers manager: Grady Little (Former Red Sox manager)

Hitting coach: Don Mattingly (Former Yankees coach)

Third-base coach: Larry Bowa (Former Yankees coach)

Starter: Derek Lowe (Former Red Sox)

Reliever: Scott Proctor (Former Yankees)

SS: Nomar Garciaparra (Former Red Sox)

SS: Rafael Furcal (Former Braves)

OF: Andrew Jones (Former Braves)

OF: Manny Ramiraz (Red Sox)

OF: J.D. Drew (Former Braves, once Dodgers,

now Red Sox.)

P: Greg Maddux (Former Braves)

Answer 1

Well you've got a point about something.

The main popular players of the current Dodgers team all played for the famous MLB teams that won divisional races, playoff races, and pennant titles with them.

So I think you brought up an excellent scenario of former top club guys playing for the Dodgers now.

But this doesn't prove anything as it seems yesterday's news unless they start winning games with them also, which I think is now too late to do so if they don't have younger guys in their teams as leaders also.

Hope that answers.

Answer 2

You do have a point, because the Dodgers were the one organization that always built pennant winners through their minor leagues. This team is made of up everyone Else's, probably why they don't win consistently.

Answer 3

No. That is dumb. That is only 7 players out of their whole roster.

Answer 4

JD Drew wtf? ... he's been on the Red Sox fr 2 years now and he was a Dodger before he was a Red Sox bro... don't forget julio lugo lol...

and you forgot Tanyon Sturtze was a Yankee...

you spelled Andruw Jones wrong too. and Manny Ramirez

and to answer yr question... no... jeff kent is a former Giant and james loney and matt kemp are home grown as are a lot of the players on the team...  

Answer 5

No!

Many players have played on more teams than you listed.