Those Dodger Fans Are Never Satisfied

Bill Russell’s push on Ismael Valdes in the dugout paled in comparison to his shove out the door last summer of Tommy Lasorda.

GARY PATTERSON

Whittier

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Fred Claire keeps insisting he “believes in this team.” My question: Why?

SANDY MARONEY

Del Mar

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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s Raul Mondesi, who, according to Chris Baker, “flew” out to center field during a recent Dodger game. Entertaining as that might have been, I don’t think the Dodgers are a flying circus act yet.

MARYLYN TABER

Chatsworth

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Has anyone ever told Bill Russell that crossing your arms in front of you is a sign of insecurity? Maybe if he uncrosses his arms and starts being a little more aggressive, the team will feel more secure with its new manager.

CARL T. ANDERSEN

Upland

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Is there anybody else out there as sick to death of listening to those whining, crybaby, fair-weather Dodger “fans” as I am?

Can you imagine any of these people even surviving in almost any other major league city?

Give me the loyalty and fortitude of Red Sox or Cub fans any day. L.A., you hardly deserve your team. Maybe Brooklyn has a point.

WALT DAVENPORT

Los Angeles