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By Jerry Crasnick
ESPN Insider Monday, January 23, 2006 The Dodgers held an organizational meeting at Chavez Ravine earlier this month, and front-office executives, coaches and scouts spent two days assessing the franchise's talent and where things go from here. New manager Grady Little was content to sit back, listen and scribble notes in a yellow-lined pad during much of the proceedings. But when he expressed an opinion, it was forceful enough to resonate throughout the room. Contrary to what half of New England thinks, the man is eminently capab ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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