So who's the next Manager for the Dodgers?

**rpesi9955** · 10-23-15, 05:41 PM

Hopefully no one that makes a difference.

**LT Profits** · 10-23-15, 07:38 PM

Gabe Kapler

**innovation** · 10-23-15, 07:45 PM

el chapo

**ROFLcopter** · 10-23-15, 07:46 PM

Doesn't matter. That team will never win anything

**l7ustin** · 10-23-15, 07:47 PM

Ron washington

**Killer_Demo** · 10-23-15, 07:49 PM

Harvey Levin

**red12sox** · 10-23-15, 08:22 PM

Sandy alomar might get a look

**The Kraken** · 10-23-15, 08:23 PM

Jim Leyland or Tony Larussa

**lakerboy** · 10-23-15, 08:28 PM

To be truthful that is just not a good team. The lineup is awful and they have nothing after kershaw and greinke.

**smitch124** · 10-23-15, 08:29 PM

Bud Black?

**44 Mag** · 10-23-15, 08:38 PM

Bill Belichick.

**DOM-Ganador** · 10-23-15, 09:43 PM

Gabe Kaplan...WSOP....Welcome back Kotter.....

Barbarino in center field, Epstien @ short....

**smitch124** · 10-23-15, 09:55 PM

Originally posted by DOM-Ganador

Gabe Kaplan...WSOP....Welcome back Kotter.....

Barbarino in center field, Epstien @ short....

Epstein has no range, Barbarino will be checking out babes in the bleachers while a pitch is being thrown.

**slayer14** · 10-23-15, 10:29 PM

Luis Gonzalez

**jjgold** · 10-23-15, 10:37 PM

Probably Ripken or Backman

**TheSchafe** · 10-23-15, 10:42 PM

Ron Roenicke. Book it.

**existential** · 10-23-15, 10:46 PM

Already, Kapler has raised some eyebrows with the Dodgers.

He was responsible for introducing organic food and eliminating soda in the team's dining room at spring training, a move that was unpopular with veteran players.

Kapler also authors a blog about nutrition and fitness. In August, he used the platform to encourage baseball players to expose their private parts to sunlight as a method of increasing testosterone production.

**LT Profits** · 10-23-15, 10:51 PM

Originally posted by existential

Already, Kapler has raised some eyebrows with the Dodgers.

He was responsible for introducing organic food and eliminating soda in the team's dining room at spring training, a move that was unpopular with veteran players.

Kapler also authors a blog about nutrition and fitness. In August, he used the platform to encourage baseball players to expose their private parts to sunlight as a method of increasing testosterone production.

And Kapler remains the favorite for the job as of now.

**Isaiah** · 10-23-15, 11:06 PM

Originally posted by The Kraken

Jim Leyland or Tony Larussa

Why not throw Tommy Lasorda in as well? He has as much chance as the two fossils you mention as being hired as the next Dodger manager.

Now we see why you only have 43 betpoints and nearly 12,000 posts.

Idiot.

**The Kraken** · 10-24-15, 09:55 AM

I only bave 43 betpoints????

Idiot.

Again

**JMobile** · 10-25-15, 02:07 PM

Originally posted by smitch124

Bud Black?

Lol. Please. Buddy didn't lead the Padres to anything but a few no hitters against the Padres

**Itsamazing777** · 10-25-15, 03:35 PM

Jim Caldwell.

**Ra77er** · 10-25-15, 03:36 PM

Paul Lo Duca

**LT Profits** · 10-25-15, 04:00 PM

Bud Black may go to Nationals

**jjgold** · 10-25-15, 04:45 PM

No

He is a compulsive gambler
They do not want that headache

Originally posted by Ra77er

Paul Lo Duca

**JMobile** · 10-26-15, 07:06 AM

Please let it be Kapler.

Dodgers looking for a manager open to collaboration — like Gabe Kapler?

http://www.latimes.com/sports/dodgers/la-sp-dodgers-manager-20151024-story.html

Several hours after the Dodgers confirmed Don Mattingly wouldn't return to their dugout next season, Gabe Kapler was asked if he was ready to take over as the team's manager.