We have it in the office and we put it right in the door where we do our 'Homegrown' deal. If you want to come in our office, you have to round second base to come in. It's awesome. It's got the dirt marks, it's got the cleat marks, it's got everything. This is such a precious thing to some Dodger fans, obviously, for that moment to end right there at second base and now it's sitting here in our office in Fresno, California, is pretty cool.
Reliever Brock Stewart continues to progress in his recovery from shoulder surgery last September. He threw another bullpen session Tuesday, his second using his full pitch mix. Stewart still has to progress through multiple bullpen sessions to facing hitters in live batting practice and then getting into games on a minor-league injury-rehabilitation assignment. But he is on track to return in the first half of the season.
Beloved Nintendo character Yoshi is featured on the bobblehead being given away on March 31. The cute dinosaur is shown wearing his name twin's No. 18 jersey and standing on red infield dirt in the promotional item. To promote the collaboration between the Dodgers and "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie," Yamamoto posed with the bobblehead and even recorded a funny video.
I think a lot of it kind of comes from like my routine, like stuff that I do every single day, and if things aren't necessarily going my way or whatever, I just try to switch batting glove or cleats or just get a different bat. Like, even today, my first at bat, I had two bats that I had wrapped and one that wasn't. In my first at-bat, I struck out and I had a feeling I wanted to use a new bat.
At Chavez Ravine, the sweet spot is in left-center field. The analysis, released by Casino.org, puts the best seating area in Sections 301-313. A heat map released by Baseball Savant backs up that assessment, with the most home runs by far landing near sections 309 and 311.
The Red Sox fan base is rightfully annoyed. America is pissed off too. Shohei Ohtani, who does not need any more help, just got a free endorsement from the quarterback of one of the most visible franchises in American sports. Get this man a Team USA jersey next time. It is not complicated.
Ryan Ward has been a very productive hitter over the past few years in Triple A and he's now the all-time home run leader for Oklahoma City. Ward led the minor leagues with 36 home runs last year and was a deserved addition to the team's 40 man roster this offseason. He should be a fixture in the middle of the Comets' order in 2026 and will hopefully make his long-awaited major league debut.
I don't want to. You can't end it better than I did last year. I had a great time last year. It was an absolute blast and honor to be on that team. I think that was the perfect way to end it. Honestly, I don't know if I would have enough in the tank to pitch for a full season again. I'm really at peace with that decision.
