Dodgers fans are going, going . . .

With fans presented with a host of reasons to stay home or tune out — unpopular ownership, a brutal beating in the parking lot, the Dodgers' lackluster performance — one of baseball's most storied franchises faces an uncertain future.Chavez Ravine, the little kingdom on the hill overlooking Los Angeles, was once the playground of the gods — Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale, Mike Piazza — and home to some of baseball's most loyal fans.

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