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Dodgers are at a crossroads

This L.A. team will be remembered for how it chooses to approach its final 22 games

Updated: September 9, 2010, 1:58 PM ET
By Tony Jackson | ESPNLosAngeles.com

SAN DIEGO -- So here we are, a little more than a week into September, and the Los Angeles Dodgers are at a crossroads. Not the kind of crossroads a team wants to encounter at this stage of the season, the one that separates those who will make the playoffs from those who will barely miss. But the kind of crossroads encountered by teams that already know they'll be watching the playoffs from the comfort of their living rooms.

To untrained eyes, the Dodgers appear to have one foot in those ...

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