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Dodgers feel good, though not great

Podsednik, Lilly, Theriot weren't at the top of its list, but L.A. still could have a run

Updated: July 31, 2010, 8:15 PM ET
By Tony Jackson | ESPNLosAngeles.com

SAN FRANCISCO -- When the dust had settled, the smoke had cleared and every other cliché associated with baseball's annual trading deadline had completely subsided Saturday, the Dodgers had addressed all three of their stated needs. To what degree they addressed them won't be known for a few weeks.

At any rate, the Dodgers ended up with, in chronological order:

• An outfielder in Scott Podsednik, who had been fairly far down their wish list of possible position-player ...

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