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Whether he starts Game 1 of the playoffs on the mound or pitches in relief, Ohtani is primed to make even more MLB history.
The Dodgers will benefit from having the only player unique enough to contribute as both a pitcher and a hitter in the postseason.
The rookie right-hander retires the side in order during in his second rehab outing for triple-A Oklahoma City and is expected to join the Dodgers on Wednesday, giving hope to a relief corps that
Los Angeles is the first MLB team to draw 4 million fans since the New York Mets and Yankees did it in 2008. The 2025 Dodgers are only the 10th team in major league history to do it.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have had some abysmal outings from their bullpen this month. With October looming, the starting rotation has been stellar, but if the r
An All-Star in South Korea, Kim’s first MLB season has featured more plate appearances in the minors (169) than the majors (161), but the Dodgers see plenty of upside even though he might not have
Pregame analysis and predictions of the Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Arizona Diamondbacks MLB game to be played on September 23, 2025 on ESPN.
The Los Angeles Dodgers lost the final game of a four-game set against the San Francisco Giants, 3-1. The Dodgers won the previous three games, and took the ser
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Sporticast 486: Dodgers Hit a Sales Milestone Only They Can
On the latest Sporticast episode, hosts Scott Soshnick and Eben Novy-Williams discuss some of the biggest sports business stories of the week, including the Los Angeles Dodgers reaching 4 million fans over the course of the MLB regular season.
Arizona Diamondbacks starter Brandon Pfaadt was nearly flawless last outing: nine scoreless innings allowing one hit with seven strikeouts and a walk.