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Dodgers may replace Little with Torre as manager
Updated: October 30, 2007, 7:20 PM ET
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For a kid who grew up in Brooklyn, maybe it's a perfect fit.
Multiple media reports late Monday night said that former New York Yankees manager Joe Torre could replace Grady Little as manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Sources told ESPN The Magazine's Buster Olney on Monday that the Dodgers are expected to fire Little.
A source told ESPN The Magazine's Tim Kurkjian on Tuesday that Little and the Dodgers will in fact simply part ways, that the manager wasn't completely ...
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YANKEES IN TRANSITION
Joe Torre's 12-year tenure with the Yankees came to an end after he turned down a one-year, $5 million offer to return as their manager. Joe Girardi has agreed to a three-year contract to be Torre's successor.
News
• Dodgers' Little resigns; no word on Torre• Yankees hire Girardi to manage | Changes
• Mattingly still wants to manage
• Reports: Torre could head to Dodgers
• Report: Hank Steinbrenner fires back at Torre
• Torre: Pay cut, incentives doomed deal
• Torre turns down offer to return as skipper
• Shock, sadness greet Torre's departure
• Possible Torre successor hired to manage K.C.
Analysis
• Kreidler: Torre, A-Rod would sure help L.A.• Law: Girardi is perfect choice
• Neyer: Girardi was obvious choice
• Torre, A-Rod could help some team win
• Nelson: Torre changing his stripes
• Klapisch: Will FAs follow Torre out of Bronx?
• Neyer: Torre headed for Cooperstown
• Olney: Torre led pinstripes with class
• Olney: How it ended for Torre
• Olney: Torre survived a dozen seasons
SportsNation
• Rank the all-time managers• What's next for Yankees?
Audio 
• Jayson Stark on SportsBash: • Michael Kay Show: Bowa, Gammons, O'Neill
• Jim Leyritz: It's Series or bust
• Dusty Baker: Torre did right thing
• Michael Kay: Yanks' offer was fair
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