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Quick Hits: Dodgers, Brewers, Sampson, Yankees

Some links for Sunday afternoon..

• The Dodgers have become an embarrassment to the sport of baseball, writes Troy Renck of The Denver Post.
• Brewers right fielder Corey Hart is set to return on Tuesday and the club will have to clear a roster spot, writes MLB.com's Adam McCalvy.  Unfortunately for Milwaukee, both Erick Almonte and the recently-promoted Brandon Boggs are out of options. 
• Although Chris Sampson was somewhat shocked on April 1st when he learned that the Rockies would be releasing him, he was optimisitic that opportunities would likely fall into his lap toward the end of April, writes Stephen Goff of Examiner.com.  Sampson signed a minor-league deal with the Marlins yesterday.
• Michael Silverman of the Boston Herald sees Jarrod Saltalamacchia's coronation as the Red Sox's starting catcher as being indicative of the lack of catching depth in the majors.
• Cutter Dykstra isn't exactly expected to accomplish what his father did, writes Bob Brookover of the Philadelphia Inquirer.  The 21-year-old was recently shipped to the Nationals from the Brewers.
• The Yankees no longer have the largest payroll of any sports team on the planet as a pair of soccer teams have unseated them, according to Nick Harris of Sporting Intelligence.

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