Originally from Southern California, and currently stationed in Northern Virginia, Brian is a devoted Dodgers fan, and has been since he was a kid. He's an Active Duty member of the U.S Air Force, and has been serving for the last 16 years. While he loves all things sports related, and supports all his teams (Lakers, Steelers, L.A Kings, & USC) his true passion is the Dodgers, and loves writing about the boys in blue.
In a word, the Dodgers off-season so far has been uneventful. In two words, it’s been extremely uneventful. They missed out on all the top free agents and although they’ve been connected to practically every big name available on the trade block, no moves have actually happened just yet. Me sitting here waiting for the […] More
The Dodgers have some unfinished business this October. Coming off back-to-back World Series loses, there’s no “get em’ next year” mentality or moral victories to be had. It’s Championship or bust. So, the entire team as a whole has something to prove. Yet, there’s still some players that may have a little more weight on […] More
When Will Smith debuted earlier this year, he made a pretty big splash. After a couple of brief call ups he finally took over the starting catcher duties back in late July. The rookie clubbed 12 homeruns in his first 28 games, including two walk-off dingers that made him an instant fan favorite. Through the […] More
Coming into the final months of the regular season, with the division all but wrapped up, one of the primary concerns for the Dodgers was staying healthy. Sure, they still had home field advantage to play for, but getting everyone healthy for October was priority number one. Unfortunately, the Dodgers have had some players go […] More
Back in January, I did a piece about the Dodgers’ left-handed heavy lineup and projected how Dave Roberts might employ platoons this year. I proposed that despite the Dodgers frequent use of platoons over the last few seasons and Roberts’ desire to go with match-ups, those platoons may not be needed as much this year. […] More
The Dodgers had a fantastic first half to the 2019 season and basically out-performed already high expectations. They currently have a comfortable 13.5 game lead in the division and also own the best record in baseball at 60-32. If you’re a Dodger fan, it’ll be hard not to look too far ahead and ponder October […] More
In the first half of 2019, Cody Bellinger has put up some insane numbers. If you’re a Dodgers fan, or a baseball fan in general, you already know this. But just exactly how good has his first half been? The answer may be surprising. At the season's halfway point, Cody Bellinger is batting .353 with […] More
This is the second piece in a two-part series that covers the greatest Dodger player from each decade. The first article covered the timeframe from the 1910s to the 1950s. This one will cover the 1960s through the 2010s. 1960s: Sandy Koufax Lifetime Stats: 165-87 record, 2.76 ERA, 2,396 K’s 3-time Cy Young Award winner […] More
The Dodgers history goes back a long time. From the old days of the Brooklyn Robins to their move out to the west coast, the franchise has seen its share of great players throughout the years. Every era had star players who have gone down in history as all-time greats on the team. But what […] More
Time sure is flying this year. Seems like just yesterday we were talking about opening day and the start to another year. But after Friday’s game, the Dodgers are already a quarter of the way through the 2019 season. That means its quarterly report card time. Below, we look at how the Dodgers how done […] More
The 2019 season is still very young. Only 18 games deep in fact, and when you’re talking about such a short sample size, stats can get weird. You see OPS’s sky above 1.500 and ERA’s balloon over 9.00. Non-sustainable type stuff. Nonetheless there’s some stats that really stick out even considering the short timeframe and […] More
Entering the 2019 season, the Dodgers had a decision to make with Alex Verdugo. After tearing up the minor leagues for the last few years and proving as much as he could at that level, he was undoubtedly major-league ready. It was time to play him or trade him. Despite never-ending off-season trade rumors that […] More
