Will the Dodgers win a World Series any time soon?

Question

The dodgers haven't won a world series sence 1988 against the A's. When will they come out of their shell and win one?

Answer 1

They first need a starting rotation.  Also the "anchor" which i like to call it, Andruw Jones, need to hit over .200 or the Dodgers wont be able to get very far.

Billingsley and Lowe is a ok 1-2 combo, but the rest of their starting rotation is iffy.  Their hitting isnt that much of their concern. They will get Furcal back in Sept, Pierre and Jones have already returned.  Either, Kemp, Loney all young and all can offer so much.  Dont forget about Russell Martin too.  Nomar meh.  

Another worry is their bullpen.  Saito is getting old and hurting now.  HE mite not even be in the league in 3 years.

Answer 2

NEVER!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 3

In the next 10 years.

They have a good young players in the farm and Major League's.

Jack

Answer 4

1000 years

Answer 5

I say sometime in the next 5-10 years.

Answer 6

The Dodgers are one of the youngest teams in the league. However, if Joe Torre stays there I'm almost certain that he'll build a winner. Just give it about four to five years. Be patient.

Answer 7

not in a while, they should have traded their prime prospects a year or two ago and really go for it, but they havent. Lowe, is a free agent at the end of the season, Satio is getting close to retirement. Jones and jason schidmt, have been busts. they have a good young group of talent. Martin is a stud as well as kershaw. but i its hard to see the dogers make that big jump. they dont have enough talent, martin and kershaw, are going to be all stars, but either, kemp, billingsley, broxston, are going to be close but its likely that the dodgers overplayed their young talent. ballpen is going to be a issue in the future as well as finding power in the lineup, if the dodgers were going to win the world series, they would need a mvp or close to mvp talent in their lineup, i dont see that in their entire organization

Answer 8

They've set themselves up to contend for years to come. They have a great core of young players: Martin, Kemp, Ethier, Billingsly, Loney, and many others still in the farm. I think they have a good chance at winning one about 3 or 4 years from now.