By Bill Shaikin and Carla Hall
Frank McCourt accepts deal, but with Jamie's rejection, issue of who owns Dodgers may be in limbo into new year and beyond. Judge Gordon has until Jan. 18 to rule on validity of marital agreement.
By Dylan Hernandez and Kevin Baxter
Free-agent infielder, who helped the San Francisco Giants win the World Series, will get a three-year, $21-million contract pending a physical.
By Dylan Hernandez
Right-hander returns to L.A. with a one-year deal after going 14-12 with the Padres.
Staff and wire reports
Judge Peter Lichtman meets separately with each side and orders both parties not to discuss the terms of his proposal publicly.
By Dylan Hernandez
Lopes, the former Dodgers second baseman who will coach first base for the team, is friends with Dave Stewart, his former teammate and now Kemp's agent. Both men are confident Lopes will communicate well with Kemp, the talented center fielder whose play regressed this year.
By Bill Shaikin and Carly Hall
Judge Peter Lichtman is expected to meet in separate closed sessions Friday with each of the McCourts and his or her attorneys. The proposal is not expected to be released publicly.
By Bill Shaikin
Demand for a 38-year-old designated hitter doesn't appear high, so the slugger might have to settle for whatever he can get or perhaps walk away from baseball.
By Kevin Baxter
Club has until Dec. 2 to offer the catcher a contract or allow him to become a free agent.
By T.J. Simers
Dumped by the Dodgers six years ago, the former play-by-play man stays busy and remains one of the good guys.
By Dylan Hernandez
New Dodgers manager is getting a crash course on the task ahead while leading a club in the Arizona Fall League, is preparing to re-marry and is finally getting over a difficult time in his personal life.
By Dylan Hernandez
Starting pitcher receives a one-year, $12-million contract.
What could be worse than a crummy, divorce-dominated season? How about a World Series title for the Giants?
By Kevin Baxter
Teams are willing to spend, but Dodgers might not make bigger splash than Ted Lilly; Angels have eyes on Carl Crawford, but might not have enough to fill all soft spots.
By Dylan Hernandez
He still can re-sign with the team, but Dodgers might prefer a cheaper alternative in left field. Jay Gibbons signs a one-year deal.
Staff and wire reports
Outfielder has until Thursday to decide whether to exercise his half of a $2-million mutual option to stay with the club.