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Tonight's lineups- Bring on Nomar, Kent, and Ozuna!

Just kidding.  Everything, save the starting pitcher of course, is just as it was in Wednesday's Game 1 triumph for LA.  For the little bears, Kosuke Fukodome is still in the lineup, but he'll bat eighth instead of second.  Kind of a no-brainer for Lou Piniella, if he's going to keep Fukodome on the field.  Ryan Theriot moves to the two slot, and Mark DeRosa is bumped to fifth. 

Remember, the Game 2 Live Chat/Blog kicks off around six. AK will likely have whatever other news there is left to report from Wrigley.  He's good like that. 

Dodgers:

Furcal.       SS
Martin.       C
Ramirez.    LF
Ethier.       RF
Loney.       1B
Kemp.       CF
DeWitt.       2B
Blake.       3B
Billingsley.   RHP

Cubs:

Soriano.       LF
Theriot.      SS
Lee.           1B
Ramirez.     3B
DeRosa.       2B
Edmonds.    CF
Soto.         C
Fukudome.   RF
Zambrano.   RHP

BK

Comments
DodgerBlueBalls

For Pete's sake, BK! Please don't ever try the kind of Tom Foolerey with the blog headline again! When I read that headline, my coworkers in the office probably became very scared when I yelled out "OZUNA?!? WTF?!?"
But then I think I was able to save face when I quickly followed up my outburst by saying, "They switched from the Swingline to the OZUNA stapler, but I kept my Swingline stapler because it didn't bind up as much, and I kept the staples for the Swingline stapler and it's not okay because if they take my stapler then I'll, I'll, I'll set the building on fire... "

Embarassing Office moment - averted!

lizzieinsb

Dodger BB must have a fascinating job, that so much can seem to hinge on a stapler.
Lucky for the Dodgers, their bench has depth (Maddux a closer?,, so they can draw from amongst both the starters and the backups for all kinds of surprises, aka resources.
So, staple on without fear, to those that must--
Go Blue!

K T

Classic DBB Classic...just watched that movie a couple of days ago

OhioVic

BK, You got me with that headline also - it had just enough believability combined with the fact that we all know that Joe never seemed to settle on a line-up (except during the 8 game win streak when he was literally scared to change anything) Even now, they are trying a line-up they never used all season.

Let's hope Bills doesn't suffer from too much rest now - he actually seemed to pitch best when his routine was set.

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