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After a 6-2 defeat to Milwaukee, the Dodgers’ manager highlighted offensive inefficiency, defensive miscues and a 5-11 record over the last 16 games, warning that the team’s recent slide could affect postseason seeding.
A 6-2 defeat to the Brewers left the Los Angeles Dodgers scrambling to salvage a tiebreaker in the National League race, prompting manager Dave Roberts to warn that recent offensive and defensive lapses could reshape their postseason outlook.
Reggie Smith’s induction into the Legends of Dodger Baseball highlighted his 1977 power surge, his roots in Compton, and a heartfelt request to honor Bill Russell and Dave Lopes, with former teammates and franchise figures in attendance.
The upcoming ceremony at Dodger Stadium will recognize Reggie Smith's remarkable career, his pivotal role in the team's championship years, and his lasting influence on future generations.
A deep dive into the Dodgers' recent slump, highlighting bullpen breakdowns, offensive inefficiencies, and the mounting pressure on a storied franchise chasing another championship.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have fortified a rotation that now includes three ace‑caliber pitchers, keeping playoff ambitions alive even as Shohei Ohtani works his way back from injury.
In a candid interview, Dave Roberts reflects on ten years of postseason success, his tactical frustrations and his plan to keep leading the Dodgers toward a historic three‑peat.
The Los Angeles Dodgers finally broke a seven-game losing streak on August 8, 2026, edging the Arizona Diamondbacks 2-1 in a tightly contested matchup, highlighted by Shohei Ohtani’s clutch hit and solid pitching.
A young Chicago phenom's dual-threat brilliance pits him against the Dodgers' superstar amid controversy and playoff intrigue.
The Dodgers’ early six‑game losing streak, a controversial Underdog stunt and the pending returns of Ohtani and Snell illustrate both the pressure on a high‑payroll club and the volatility of the sport.
The Los Angeles Dodgers’ latest acquisition of Tarak Skubal underscores a franchise built on deep farm systems, strategic spending, and effective leadership, a model that continues to draw both admiration and criticism.
The Los Angeles Dodgers face a critical stretch as injuries mount and a new pitcher arrives, raising questions about their playoff resilience.
A provocative banner above Wrigley Field declared the Dodgers had ruined baseball, while the club's massive payroll and recent trade for Tarik Skubal reignite discussions about competitive balance and potential league lockouts.
Padres GM AJ Preller brushes off concerns about the Dodgers' dominance, emphasizing self‑improvement and the role of strong rivals in raising the standard of play.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have doubled down on spending, leveraging a century‑old bankruptcy loophole and a massive TV deal to chase an unprecedented third straight World Series title.
The recent trade that brought Tarik Skubal into the Los Angeles Dodgers' rotation has ignited a firestorm of commentary, highlighting financial advantages, player visibility, and the league's evolving cultural dynamics.
The Los Angeles Dodgers’ recent blockbuster trade for Tarik Skubal underscores a calculated approach that blends financial flexibility, scouting excellence, and player development.
The Dodgers' latest move brings renewed scrutiny to MLB's financial structure, as smaller-market teams argue that unlimited spending threatens the sport's long-term health.
Andrew Friedman insists the Dodgers are not trying to ruin baseball, while manager Dave Roberts acknowledges the team's polarizing reputation following the acquisition of Tarik Skubal.
The Los Angeles Dodgers complete a high‑stakes trade for left‑hander Tarik Skubal, debuting him against the Chicago Cubs while promising a deeper postseason rotation.
The Los Angeles Dodgers added Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal before the trade deadline, reinforcing a rotation that tops the majors in WHIP and opponent batting average. The move comes as the team manages Ohtani’s injury and eyes a third straight World Series title.
Boston’s offense surged in an 8-4 win over Los Angeles, highlighted by Masataka Yoshida’s fifth home run and Shohei Ohtani’s first game back after injury, while Seiya Suzuki’s effort fell short in a Cubs loss.
Los Angeles adds the reigning two‑time AL Cy Young winner to a staff already boasting the majors’ lowest WHIP, as they navigate Shohei Ohtani’s injury comeback and aim for a third straight World Series title.
The Los Angeles Dodgers add two‑time Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal to their rotation, aiming for a historic three‑peat as they carefully manage Shohei Ohtani’s return from injury.