Dodgers: LA Times Writer Questions Team’s Objective to Win it All (Dodgers Nation)

First off, Merry Christmas Dodgers fans. While the Los Angeles Dodgers didn’t put a big present under the tree this off-season as of yet, there is still time on the talk.

In a long column in the LA Times, writer Dylan Hernandez takes the current Dodgers’ regime to task. Undeniably, some who click through to read the column below will feel like Hernandez is speaking for you. In contrast, others will feel that Hernandez is a villain whose goal in life is to be critical of Dodger baseball. Still, he gives us an interesting read on the holiday.

Who’s to blame for #Dodgers‘ refusal to win a free-agent bidding war? The other owners in the NL West, our @dylanohernandez says: “These franchise owners have essentially created an unobstructed path to the postseason for the Dodgers.”
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— Bill Shaikin (@BillShaikin) December 24, 2019

First, Hernandez hypothesizes that the Dodgers’ goal is not to win a World Series. Simply, they just want to win the division and have a lottery ticket to be in the sweepstakes.