This Day In Dodgers History: Record-Setting Shutout Of Padres
The Los Angeles Dodgers' 15-0 win on Opening Day set MLB record for largest margin of victory and National League record. Dodgers had 17 hits with no home runs. [ more ]
Andrew Friedman: Dodgers Were 'Really Fortunate' With Big Offseason
The Los Angeles Dodgers made several high-priced additions to their roster during the offseason.
The Dodgers are focused on preparing for the upcoming season and hoping their offseason spending pays off in avoiding another early postseason exit. [ more ]
Andrew Friedman on Clayton Kershaw Signing With Dodgers: 'Everything is Right in the World'
Clayton Kershaw re-signs with the Dodgers on a contract that includes a player option for 2025.
Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman is thrilled to have Kershaw back, stating that it feels like everything is right in the world when Kershaw is wearing Dodger Blue. [ more ]
Clayton Kershaw considered retirement and had to make a difficult decision about undergoing shoulder surgery.
Kershaw was tempted by the idea of playing for his hometown Rangers but ultimately chose to stay with the Dodgers due to their offseason activity. [ more ]
'Didn't want to go out that way': Clayton Kershaw rejoins Dodgers eyeing second-half return
Clayton Kershaw faced a big decision this offseason between returning to the Dodgers or moving to the Texas Rangers, and also had to consider retirement due to his shoulder injury.
Kershaw ultimately decided to return to the Dodgers and signed a one-year contract with a player option for 2025. [ more ]
Why the Dodgers Need to Re-Sign Clayton Kershaw This Offseason
The Los Angeles Dodgers could still use another pitcher for their rotation and it is suggested that Clayton Kershaw could fill that role once he recovers fully from offseason shoulder surgery later this year.
Kershaw's previous performance ranks him among the best pitchers in baseball and the Dodgers would benefit from having a franchise legend in the clubhouse. [ more ]
Dodgers Rumors: Starting Pitching Depth Remains A Priority
The Los Angeles Dodgers have been the most aggressive team in Major League Baseball upgrading their roster, headlined by the signings of Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto.
Well, well, well.After winning perhaps the most bland, boring, and normal baseball game I've ever watched on Friday night, the San Francisco Giants are a game away from winning their fifth straight road series.And perhaps more importantly and impressively, with a win over the Los Angeles Dodgers tonight, the Giants would pull within half a game of their rivals in the standings.
Max Muncy epitomizes the state of the Dodgers: ugly, bad at most things, but still succeeding
The Dodgers are not THE DODGERS, but they're still The Dodgers, and slip from the top tier of organizational strength to the one beneath it will still give the San Francisco Giants plenty of trouble this weekend in their three game series at Dodger Stadium.Okay, I'm imagining the following tiered system: Bottom Tier (Tier 5) - The A's or the Royals Tier 4 - Signs of life, but future is unclear.
Giants @ Dodgers - June 17, 2023: Looking to bounce back as the entire OKC roster is in Los Angeles - Dodgers Digest
With David Peralta and Chris Taylor both leaving last night's loss with injuries and six pitchers being needed out of the bullpen after Emmet Sheehan's 6 no-hit innings, there's been some more movement on the Dodgers roster.Bryan Hudson, signed as a minor league free agent this winter after eight years in the Cubs organization, joins the bullpen.