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In this video, hear Gabe Kapler talk more about the Dodgers’ developmental focus to MLB Network’s Matt Vasgersian and Harold Reynolds (with this Dodger Insider article as a launching point) and then detail the difference between my hometown of Woodland Hills and his hometown of Reseda.
Ken Gurnick also has a piece on the process at MLB.com.
— Jon Weisman
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Vin Smith (@wanturlove)
Dodger management is developing a great culture for the organization. Not sure about the McCourt years, but the O’Malley’s also concentrated on the Dodger Way to Play Baseball, and the family ness factor. With all of this, the Dodgers should be a perennial contender.