In case you missed it: 32 to the infinite power

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By Jon Weisman

Koufax in Camelback? Like Thanksgiving in February.

• Here’s a roundup of recent Sandy Koufax stories by Ken Gurnick of MLB.com, Dylan Hernandez of the Times, Eric Stephen of True Blue L.A., Mark Saxon of ESPN Los Angeles. and Bill Plunkett of the Register.
• Koufax can also be seen in Monday’s photo gallery from Jon SooHoo. Here’s his gallery from today.
• And here’s a post about Koufax at the Countdown Down Under MLBlog, as we approach the 50th anniversary of Koufax’s only (yes, only) Opening Day start.
• By the way, Koufax isn’t the only Cy Young winner who can give advice …
  

  Sandy Koufax and @OrelHershiser give @RossStripling a pitching lesson: pic.twitter.com/BtQfXcHsiT

  — Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) February 18, 2014

• Brandon League has had his throwing reduced in recent days because of a lat strain. Zach Lee, suffering from a similar problem, had plans to throw off a mound today.
• What will the Dodgers’ lineup be in 2017? Dustin Nosler of Dodgers Digest speculates.
• Seth Rosin prides himself on his “3-wood”-like versatility, writes Tyler Emerick for MLB.com.
• Former Dodger pitcher Dana Eveland signed a minor-league deal with the Mets, according to Chris Cotillo of MLB Daily Dish. Eveland went to Baltimore in the 2011 deal that brought to Los Angeles pitcher Jarrett Martin, who is profiled here by MLB.com and by J.P. Hoornstra of the Daily News.
• Roger Angell, the baseball specialist for the New Yorker, was one of the formative writers of my youth and young adulthood. That declined somewhat in the past 10 years as he wrote less frequently and telescoped more on the New York scene when he did (understandably). But his piece this week for the New Yorker on aging and dying will stick with me as much as anything he has ever done.