Thinking Blue Is Better Than Thinking Who

Adrian who? Shawn who? Steve who? Alex who? Guillermo who? Paul who?

Gene Cofsky

Tarzana

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Judging from the way Milton Bradley has been playing, the Dodgers might want to consider putting Hee-Seop Choi through anger management.

Connor Hastings

Westwood

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The outfield wall of past Dodger greats is papered with advertising. Why waste space for retired numbers at the top of the pavilions when Coca-Cola, or “76” emblems would fit over them rather nicely too?

I really don’t mind the retro look of the new uniforms without the names. But please Frank, could you use the money saved to letter the rows in the top deck? It’s not my job to direct bewildered fans to their seats.

Speaking of seats, the red ones look like the originals from 1962. I guess that’s why they are still the cheap seats?

After paying for tickets, parking, $8 pints and skinny $4 Dodger Dogs, I don’t need to be told to “make noise” and “get loud.” Used to be that “Charge” on the organ was hint enough.

The L.A. Angels will feel right at home when they visit in May and see all the vendors wearing red. Think blue, Frank, Dodger Blue!

I admit to being spoiled by the O’Malleys, but for the first time since coming to the ballpark in 1962, I am in no hurry to return. I’ll watch my Dodgers at Petco Park.

Duane Mitchell

Escondido

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I was amazed to learn that what really frightens Eric Gagne, one of the most terrifying pitchers in baseball, is an old hotel in Milwaukee.

Until now, I thought the scariest thing in Milwaukee was Bud Selig.

Mitch Stone

Santa Paula

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Dodger Dogs: $4. Beer: $7.50. Parking: $10. Peanuts: five bucks. The start of the ’05 season: priceless.

David Nemer

Glendale

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Because the Dodgers are proving what a complete moron T.J. Simers is, how about a simple deal -- when the Dodgers fall out of first place, you can print another Simers column. Until then, his trap stays shut. Fair enough?

Tony Richards

New York