Why the Dodgers are optimistic their pitching will get healthy - Los Angeles Times
As this last week has epitomized, there is an ever-present lack of certainty hanging over the state of the Dodgers' pitching staff.| Los Angeles Times
As this last week has epitomized, there is an ever-present lack of certainty hanging over the state of the Dodgers' pitching staff.| Los Angeles Times
Shohei Ohtani goes four innings and allows one run and strikes out eight, but Dodgers can't hold early lead and lose 5-3 to the St. Louis Cardinals.| Los Angeles Times
Last year was a year of transformation for Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who rallied from a midseason injury to become the Dodgers' most reliable postseason starter.| Los Angeles Times
Clayton Kershaw is set to make his season debut for the Dodgers on Saturday after spending the first two months of the campaign recovering from offseason surgeries.| Los Angeles Times
Despite a first-inning error, Tommy Edman made key plays in the field that kept the Dodgers in the game and ultimately helped them win it.| Los Angeles Times
Freddie Freeman wears his emotions on his sleeve, and in 'Driven: The Freddie Freeman Story,' he showcases vulnerability throughout the 90-minute documentary.| Los Angeles Times
Dave Roberts has evolved into a superstar for the Dodgers, becoming the this generation's Tommy Lasorda for the World Series-winning franchise.| Los Angeles Times
There have been 2,555 major league pitchers who had Tommy John surgery. Of those, 162 had a second procedure, and fewer still achieved their previous level of success.| Los Angeles Times
Shohei Ohtani has looked good on the mound since his return to two-way duties last month. The hitting still remains at an MVP level, but some underlying stats show a decline.| Los Angeles Times
During the offseason, construction crews gutted the bowels of Dodger Stadium, digging deep trenches down the left and right field foul lines to build new, expanded clubhouse areas.| Los Angeles Times
The Dodgers know that every single MLB team has put a target on them as they begin their quest to repeat as World Series champions.| Los Angeles Times
One full-season World Series championship is just not enough for the Dodgers. Not for these kinds of players. Not for these heaps of money. Not for these sorts of fans.| Los Angeles Times
2025 is a pivotal campaign for Max Muncy, with his contract set to expire at the end of the season and the Dodgers holding a $10 million club option for 2026.| Los Angeles Times
Freddie Freeman is expecting to be in the lineup when the Dodgers open their season on March 18-19 in Japan against the Chicago Cubs.| Los Angeles Times
After Shohei Ohtani left Game 2 of the World Series with a partially dislocated left shoulder, the team is optimistic that he’ll be back in the lineup for Game 3 on Monday.| Los Angeles Times
Two weeks ago, Dave Roberts appeared to be managing for his job but is now a four-time pennant-winning manager and four wins away from a World Series title.| Los Angeles Times
Shohei Ohtani caps off a historic season by winning his third MVP award, joining Frank Robinson as the only players in MLB history to win an MVP in both leagues.| Los Angeles Times
The Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees in Game 2 of the World Series, but it remains to be seen if Shohei Ohtani will play in Game 3 in New York.| Los Angeles Times
Freddie Freeman's walk-off grand slam for the Dodgers in Game 1 of the World Series came from a swing he forged decades ago through help from his father.| Los Angeles Times
Among Dodgers hitters, only Will Smith has better early-season numbers than Shohei Ohtani. But it remains unclear when Ohtani will pitch this season.| Los Angeles Times
Dodgers rally from an early five-run deficit to beat the Yankees 7-6 and secure their first full-season championship since 1988. It's the eighth championship in franchise history.| Los Angeles Times
The title marked an appropriate end for the greatest individual season in Dodgers history, one in which Ohtani became the first player in history to hit 50 homers and steal 50 bases.| Los Angeles Times
