Jesse
Orosco's second tour of duty with the Dodgers came to an end on
Tuesday as the 85-year-old signed a 1-year deal with the Padres.
Orosco, who was born before the invention of fire, wanted to be
closer to his San Diego home (and his nurse). Orosco fans shouldn't
worry, however. After a couple years of biting the Dodgers in the
ass by coming in to strike out Shawn Green—and a couple years
of Jeff Williams filling the lefty void in the Dodger pen—Orosco
will return to the organization in 2012 at the age of 94. The Orosco
Watch continues.
November
2, 2002 Sad
News: Reboulet a Free Agent
Brian
Jordan has officially demanded a trade, but the crushing news came
earlier in the week: Jeff Reboulet has filed for free agency. Needless
to say, the entire Dodgers organization—and all of Los Angeles—is
stunned. As word spread, baseball fans throughout the city reacted.
After being told of Reboulet's decision, Martha K. of Simi Valley
had this to say: "Jeff who?" So much pain, Martha is now
living in denial. Interestingly enough, Bob Daly had the same response.
So, it's with a heavy heart that the Dodgers look to a future without
Jeff Reboulet's moustache. A shame, just a shame. How do you replace
those 10 hits? Sure wouldn't want to be in Dan Evans' shoes.
Jesse
Orosco's second tour of duty with the Dodgers came to an end on
Tuesday as the 85-year-old signed a 1-year deal with the Padres.
Orosco, who was born before the invention of fire, wanted to be
closer to his San Diego home (and his nurse). Orosco fans shouldn't
worry, however. After a couple years of biting the Dodgers in the
ass by coming in to strike out Shawn Green—and a couple years
of Jeff Williams filling the lefty void in the Dodger pen—Orosco
will return to the organization in 2012 at the age of 94. The Orosco
Watch continues.
Brian
Jordan has officially demanded a trade, but the crushing news came
earlier in the week: Jeff Reboulet has filed for free agency. Needless
to say, the entire Dodgers organization—and all of Los Angeles—is
stunned. As word spread, baseball fans throughout the city reacted.
After being told of Reboulet's decision, Martha K. of Simi Valley
had this to say: "Jeff who?" So much pain, Martha is now
living in denial. Interestingly enough, Bob Daly had the same response.
So, it's with a heavy heart that the Dodgers look to a future without
Jeff Reboulet's moustache. A shame, just a shame. How do you replace
those 10 hits? Sure wouldn't want to be in Dan Evans' shoes.