Should I be a LA Dodgers or SF Giants fan

SF Giants. There fans aren't as pretentious. Plus, the Giants are considered an underdog team. There not as "name branded" as the Yankee's, Red Sox, Dodgers etc. despite them winning two world series in 3 years. As a team they work well collectively, rather than having a couple of amazing players. Thats why they don't get as much limelight. Besides they have a way better stadium, AT&T Park is absolutely gorgous compared to the Dodgers stadium. And if your a Dodgers fan seeing game in SF, your probably going to get boo-ed but not beat up unlike certain Dodgers fan who put a Giants fan in a coma while seeing a game in LA.

SF:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/16086...

LA:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/11990...

LA Dodgers or Arizona Diamondbacks

The Diamondbacks are ten times the team that the Dodgers are. Even ignoring the fact that they are terrible, what is to like about the Dodgers? Nomar Garciaparra? Jeff Kent? Mark Sweeney? Andruw Jones? Are the Dodgers copying the Yankees' strategy of filling a roster with players who are past their prime? It's a terribly assembled collection of has-beens, and the D-backs will probably finish about 15 games in front of them.

But the Dodgers do have better uniforms.

Who played worse the LA Dodgers or MN twins

I think the Dodgers performed worse than the Twins, even though the Twins made more errors. Perhaps if the Twins hadn't made the errors, they may have been victorious. The Dodgers were just plain outplayed by the New York Mets.

Mauer and Hunter were the biggest disappointments for the Twins. Neither produced offensively, and Hunter's error was really costly.

Penny, Maddux, Broxton, Drew, and Tomko were all disappointments, especially the relief pitchers who were ultimately the reason for the Dodgers' losses: Penny in Game 1, Tomko in Games 2 & 3, and Broxton in Game 3. Maddux just didn't have a great performance in Game 3 to shut down the Mets. Drew failed to hit, especially in key situations.

What former SF Giants became LA Dodgers

Giants and Dodgers players usually don't have a choice of which team they play for.
Players who have played for both the Gianst and Dodgers:
Kenny Lofton
Jason Schmidt
Brent Mayne
Gary Thomasson
Jack Clark
Juan Marichal
Frank Robinson
Dusty Baker
Jeff Kent
Ron Perranoski
Derrel Thomas
Dave Roberts
Roberto Kelly
Roger Craig
Joey Amalfitano
Leo Durocher
Matt Herges
Jeffrey Leonard
Darryl Strawberry
Reggie Smith
Travis Denker
Todd Benzinger
Brett Butler
Enos Cabell
Gary Carter
Del Crandall
Jose Cruz, Jr.
Ivan DeJesus
Eric Davis
Orel Hershiser
Marquis Grissom
Billy North
Trenidad Hubbard
Bill Madlock
Candy Maldonado
Ramón Martínez
Terry Mulholland
Bill Mueller
Al Oliver
Duke Snider
Casey Stengel
Elias Sosa
Mark Sweeney
Brett Tomko
Hoyt Wilhelm
Brad Penny
The Current Dodgers General Manager Ned Colletti used to be the Giants Assistant General Manager.

When Jackie Robinson was informed he was being traded from the Dodgers to the Giants - he retired.

Seems the fans care more about rivalries in sports.