Dodgers, Kemp Talking Extension
The Dodgers, unlikely to pursue top free agents Albert Pujols or Prince Fielder because the team is for sale, nonetheless are in negotiations on a long-term contract extension for Matt Kemp that have become “more constructive lately,” according to a baseball source. Kemp, a contender for NL MVP after already winning a Gold Glove and Silver Slugger, was believed to be seeking a six- or seven-year contract. He just finished a two-year, $11.1 million deal and is eligible for one-more arbitration season before free agency. The Dodgers under general manager Ned Colletti have not given a contract beyond Juan Pierre’s five-year deal. — Ken Gurnick


Mr. Kemp don’t you worry one bit. The Fans got your back bro! We are going to break some attendance records next season to support our Boys in Blue. WE ARE GOING BEAST MODE NEXT SEASON! And we are going to hit the 4 million mark on attendance! 5 Bucks a head going into the “Matt Kemp you isn’t going anywhere bank account fund,” you should have your 20 Million a year for 7 years without any problems. 140 million MK! Just let your natural talents take over on the field and make some room on your back for the rest of the team as we fly our way into the Post Season. RELEASE THE BEAST IN 2012! RELEASE THE BEAST IN 2012! RELEASE THE BEAST IN 2012! GO DODGERS!