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Dodgers' GM looks for smart buy

Updated: July 25, 2010, 5:31 PM ET
By Ramona Shelburne | ESPNLosAngeles.com

LOS ANGELES -- On an unseasonably temperate July afternoon, general manager Ned Colletti sat in his Dodger Stadium suite before his team played the New York Mets. The heat wave that nearly melted the city a week ago had finally broken.

The night before, the Los Angeles Dodgers had snapped their six-game losing streak since of the All-Star Break. So you could say the heat on Colletti and his front office had finally cooled off, too.

The Dodgers, once again, would be buyers as ...

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