Jeff Kent News

Morgan's Career Statistics in 10 Categories Rank Fifth in Comparison of Jeff Kent and 15 Second Basemen in the Baseball Hall of Fame This article is about the effect portion of a cause-and-effect relationship.

Renovation of the loge level at Dodger Stadium won't take place this winter, or as they're calling it around the stadium, the winter of the McCourts' discontent.

It's not a match made in heaven. In fact, it is quite the opposite. The Chicago Cubs would like to -- have to -- deal disgruntled outfielder Milton Bradley.

No, that would have been that of Paul DePodesta, in 2005. As a Moneyball fan, I was sorry to see DePodesta go.

Jeff Mathis said it "obviously" was the biggest hit of his career. Jimmy Rollins even put it "at the top by far" on his own all-time list.

The Phillies have a better chance of beating the Bums in the NLCS. "I never watched baseball on TV.

Remember the 2007 clubhouse rift between Dodgers young and old that was laid at the feet of Jeff Kent? Casey Blake turned out to be healer of the wounds.

Jeremy Accardo: Hey Everyone! Just got back from signing autographs at the JaysShop up at SEARS.

The Dodgers' clubhouse had barely been upgraded from dysfunctional to professional midway through last season, when Frank McCourt looked into the television cameras and made this stunning announcement: The Dodgers had just acquired Manny Ramirez.

That'll about do it, folks. Thanks for coming. Drive home safely. Have a nice winter.

You might remember this wacky play from the 2006 National League playoffs: The Dodgers had two guys -- Jeff Kent and J.D. Drew -- tagged out at home plate on the same play.

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, Bill Shaikin says a Dodgers' trade for Uggla could be a possibility : A worthy heir to Jeff Kent? Dan Uggla overheard the franchise player complaining to reporters about a lack of respect from some of his teammates.

They're still in first place with a fine record, but at the moment they're a team with no identity.

A worthy heir to Jeff Kent? Dan Uggla overheard the franchise player complaining to reporters about a lack of respect from some of his teammates.

Last August, the ever-brooding Jeff Kent , finishing out his career with the Los Angeles Dodgers, threw one of his patented hissy fits when a Los Angeles Times columnist had the temerity to suggest that Manny Ramirez's arrival had helped Kent raise his batting average by twenty points.

It was late August of 2008. Jeff Kent had just been injured and Dodgers manager Joe Torre told his nucleus of young players that the team was now theirs.

It's baseball's version of the chicken-and-the-egg question: Does team chemistry foster winning, or vice versa? This old debate has come to the forefront lately as the Cubs have faded from playoff contention amidst the daily soap opera surrounding outfielder Milton Bradley.

The 2000 National League MVP and all-time homers leader among second basemen was honored Saturday in a pregame ceremony outside the ballpark in front of a few hundred fans.

Fewer than seven months since he retired from baseball as a Los Angeles Dodger, Jeff Kent returns to AT&T Park today to be honored by the Giants on their Wall Of Fame.

Jeff Kent revealed details on a wide range of subjects during a 53-minute conference call with reporters on Monday: his relationship with Barry Bonds, the breakup after the 2002 World Series, his embarrassment over the steroid era in which he played and his thoughts on entering the Hall of Fame as a Giant.