Even at his age, 38 I think, if he can put up numbers that are close to his trends, Dodgers won't regret the signing. Even if he hits .300 with 27-32 HR's, and 100 RBI, the Dodgers and fans should be quite satisfied. The dodger's pitching though usually strong and steady every year traditionally will have to prove their consistancy and capabilities this year. That is the largest losses they incoured during the offseason.
