By Jon Weisman
Do you remember the Dodgers’ record during Spring Training in 2013?
If not, it might be because you repressed it. At 13-20, the Dodgers were near the bottom of the Cactus League and the worst of any National League team.
Something to keep in your back pocket as we begin the long walk along the grass toward the regular season. Happy Spring Training, everyone. Relax and enjoy yourselves.
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pigstown
There is usually a negative correlation between spring training record and actual season record. Good teams tend to have more players they want to look at and established players are working on things not trying to make a club.
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Jon on Fangraphs Audio. Cool. Listening.
http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/fangraphs-audio-jon-weisman-of-the-actual-dodgers-now/