"The Los Angeles Dodgers have their starting rotation revealed for the looming NLDS battle against the Philadelphia Phillies. Three-time (and soon to be four-time) MVP Shohei Ohtani will take the mound to start Game 1 as his most recent outing against the Phillies included five no-hit innings earlier this month. In other future Hall of Famer news, Clayton Kershaw's roster status has been revealed for the NLDS. The southpaw wasn't on the Wild Card series roster, but also threw 94 pitches the Sunday prior. Finally, 23-year-old right hander Roki Sasaki received some much-deserved praise from president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman. The rookie phenom has brought new life to a bullpen that has had its' share of recent struggles, to say the least."
"Here's all the latest Dodgers news and stories (click the headline for the full article): Dodgers Starting Rotation Revealed for Entire NLDS vs Phillies Dodgers' Dave Roberts Confirms Clayton Kershaw's Official Status for NLDS Andrew Friedman Thinks Roki Sasaki Will Spark Dodgers Bullpen to Regain Dominance Dodgers' Mookie Betts Reacts to 6-Hit Performance in Wild Card After Tough Offensive Season Andrew Friedman Reveals How Dodgers Fixed Roki Sasaki After Early Struggles, Injury"
"Shohei Ohtani on what he expects from the atmosphere in Philadelphia in the NLDS:"They're known to be very passionate fans, one thing I do know is they serve really good Philly Cheese steaks in the clubhouse."- Dodgers Nation (@DodgersNation) October 3, 2025 Dodger game times for the NLDS:* Game 1 (Saturday, Oct. 4): 3:38 PT* Game 2 (Monday, Oct. 6): 3:08 PT* Game 3 (Wednesday, Oct. 8): 6:08 PT* Game 4* (Thursday, Oct. 9): 3:08 PTPotential Game 4 Slide: If there is only"
The Los Angeles Dodgers revealed their starting rotation for the NLDS versus the Philadelphia Phillies, with Shohei Ohtani slated to start Game 1 after five no-hit innings earlier this month. Clayton Kershaw's NLDS roster status was confirmed, noting he was not on the Wild Card roster but had thrown 94 pitches the prior Sunday. President of baseball operations Andrew Friedman praised 23-year-old Roki Sasaki for invigorating a struggling bullpen and described fixes after early-season issues and injury. The organization published related headlines, fan notes, and NLDS game times and logistics.
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