In quite possible the least-surprising move of the offseason, the Dodgers released reliever Yhency Brazoban today.

Happy Trails, Tony Gwynn Yhency, we hardly knew you.  Literally.  You threw just 115 big league innings over six years, an average of just over 19 innings a year.

This marks the end of the Kevin Brown era in Los Angeles.  One of the more questionable free agent contracts in recent Dodgers history, we did manage to squeeze a few good years out of Brown before dealing him to the Yankees for Brazoban, Jeff Weaver, and Brandon Weeden. 

Weeden never made the majors and is now out of baseball, Weaver gave us some competent years before free agency took him to the Angels, and from there to the Cardinals, Mariners, Brewers, and Indians organizations over the last three years.