fuckyeahdodgers

i have been going to Dodgers Opening day since i was a teensy babby, right? Yes, right.

SO, this year i was about to not go. my parents planned for me to go to my grandparents’ the day of. i was like FUCK NO, and my parents were like FUCK YES, so i had to go.

except my dad lost my passport. i ended up not going to mexico and got to go to opening day with my cousin, robert(who i always go to opening day with). i felt so in touch with baseball again and was so happy it was baseball season finally and started posting baseball shenanigans ect, and then geena followed me and i followed her and then i made the connection that she was in fybaseball and then all y’all started following me and i did back and then we just became this huge family of ridiculous people and yay

SO THE MORAL OF DA STORY IZ, if your dad loses your passport, you make amazing friends. ok

The Dodgers have reportedly entered into a development agreement with Tiburones de La Guaira, according to a report out of Venezuela that quotes two Dodgers executives.

La Guaira currently features Dodgers reliever Ronald Belisario and three pitchers in the Dodgers minor league system last season. Managing the winter league team is Single-A manager Inland Empire Carlos Subero.

Yankees pitcher Chien-Ming Wang, a non-tender candidate, told Taiwanese reporters Thursday that his first choice was to remain with New York. But if the Yankees cut him loose, Wang said he would not be opposed to going to the Dodgers.

“Not bad,” Wang said of the scenario presented by reporters that would have him going to Los Angeles. The two-time 19-game winner indicated that he would feel comfortable playing for a manager in Joe Torre who knows him well. Wang also went to middle school with Dodgers reliever Hong-Chih Kuo, and the two remain friends.

The Taiwanese media had been waiting to ask Wang about the Dodgers after the team’s coaching staff was quoted on the right-hander.

Dodgers third base coach Larry Bowa, also a former Yankees coach, reportedly said if he were asked about possibility of Wang coming to L.A., he would definitely support signing him.

Wang, who turns 30 next spring, got hit hard in 2009 and is recovering from season-ending surgery. He is not expected to be ready for the start of the season.