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"I'm glad to see they're taking a positive step — finally, they've admitted there's a problem, after ignoring it," Erwin Goldbloom said Mon., after team president Stan Kasten told the OC Register the Dodgers plan to extend safety netting. Goldbloom, whose wife Linda died in August after a foul ball struck her in the head, told ESPN's Outside the Lines he suggests raising netting behind home plate, where he and his wife were in the loge. "You never think it's going to happen to you," said Goldbloom, "but having sat there for years, I know that's a hot spot." As OTL reported in March, Goldbloom declined a possible moment of silence for his wife, saying, "We don't need their sympathy. We want action."