Dodgers Nation Week In Review: September 8 – September 14
The Los Angeles Dodgers spent the past week playing six games and went 4-2 in the process. The San Diego Padres came to town for a three-game set that saw the Dodgers win two. After a day off Thursday, the focus shifted to a pivotal series against the San Francisco Giants.
The teams traded routs in the first two games, then the Dodgers came out victorious on Sunday to give them a three-game lead in the NL West standings.
With two weeks remaining in the regular season, the Dodgers are inching closer to another postseason run. Unfortunately, the team could be without the services of Hyun-Jin Ryu, who left Friday’s game with irritation in his right shoulder. The left-hander’s status will become clearer after Ryu undergoes an MRI Monday.
Here are the biggest stories from the past week:
Yasiel Puig Thankful For Support He’s Received During Slump
Kemp ‘Surprised’ Pagan Attempted To Score
Mattingly Believes Ryu’s Injury Could Provide Spark
Hyun-Jin Ryu To Undergo MRI On Shoulder
Paco Rodriguez Reinstated From Disabled List
Elbert Reflects On Journey Back To Majors
2015 Season Tickets Now On Sale
Ryan Vogelsong Says Giants Are ‘Better’ Than The Dodgers
MLB News: 2014 Postseason Schedule Released
Mattingly Has Considered A Change With Puig
Haren Focused On Pitch Location, Not Velocity
Ellis Received Clearance About Home Plate Rule
Mattingly Convinced Of Kershaw’s MVP Case
Mattingly Hopeful Ramirez’s Offense Makes Up For Defense
Team Can Look Back And Laugh At Three-Error Play
Mattingly Happy With Team’s Mentality
Clayton Kershaw Shifts Attention To Giants
Protecting Julio Urias A Top Priority
Los Angeles Dodgers 2015 Schedule Released
Dodgers Dismissive Of Rivalry, Dominance Over Diamondbacks
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