Ha jól látom Manny hamar akklimalizálódott. :)))

LOS ANGELES -- Manny Ramirez has seen enough. He wants to be a Dodger forever, or at least as long as he plays.

"I love it," Ramirez said after one game with the Dodgers. "I feel at home already. Put the word on me -- I want to stay here. The weather is nice, the stadium is beautiful."

"I've already made $160 million," he said. "I like it here. I'm looking for peace. I want to stay here. At the end of the season, if the Dodgers want me to end my career here, we'll sit down and talk. Time will tell."

"I want peace," he said. "After the game [Friday night], I went out to dinner and nobody bothers you. In Boston, you go from the stadium straight home. That's what I'm talking about. Some people recognized me, said congratulations, that's it. I could go to the movies with my family. I've got nothing against Boston, but this is what I'm looking for. The game is supposed to be fun."

Manager Joe Torre, going from New York to Los Angeles, said he knows what Ramirez means.

"It's hard for him to know that after one game, but I left New York and the first day at Spring Training, I loved it with the Dodgers," Torre said. "It's much different than he's used to. Maybe he'll enjoy what he's doing. I've enjoyed it here."