The Los Angeles Dodgers are fading fast, and are already eying the San Francisco Giants with a fleeting hope of making a remarkable comeback and a wild-card berth.
Realistically, the Dodgers are most likely turning their focus to 2011, and the uncertainty that lies on the horizon.
It is becoming more possible that the McCourts, Frank and Jamie, will be ordered to sell the team while they can't settle marital differences. A new owner would likely provide some financial stability.
Several Dodgers will be free agents at the end of the 2010 season, including James Loney, Hiroki Kuroda, Manny Ramirez, and Vicente Padilla.
In addition to the potential loss of key players, the Dodgers will still be paying estranged outfielders Juan Pierre and Andruw Jones.
With all the turmoil of under-performing players along with injuries and soap-opera drama in the front office, there is a brighter outlook for devoted fans...
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