Brook is the Senior Editor of Dodgers Nation, with several years of experience in sports journalism. He is an avid Dodgers and Lakers fan, and can be spotted fairly often at Dodger Stadium and Staples Center.
The Dodgers off-season moves look like they are finally rolling out. After missing out on Gerrit Cole Tuesday, Los Angeles signed reliever Blake Treinen to a one-year deal. Right-hander Blake Treinen is in agreement with the Los Angeles Dodgers on a one-year, $10 million deal, sources tell ESPN. Treinen had multiple offers in that range […] More
The Dodgers post-season accolades just keep piling up in 2019. It was announced today that Cody Bellinger and Hyun-jin Ryu were both named to the all-MLB teams as Los Angeles’ lone representatives. Cody Bellinger made the all-MLB first team and Hyun-Jin Ryu made the second team. — Jorge Castillo (@jorgecastillo) December 10, 2019 Cody Bellinger […] More
Dodgers fans are now getting some clarity on why the team chose to release Kristopher Negrón. The 33-year-old utility player took to Twitter earlier today to officially announce his retirement from professional baseball. ?????? pic.twitter.com/h1J0mCLVXw — Kristopher Negrón (@KNegs17) November 12, 2019 The announcement comes as a bit of a surprise, especially given Negrón’s relatively […] More
Dave Roberts made it clear that the Dodgers would not be where they are today without youth. He is is referring to the arrival of young guys like Tony Gonsolin, Will Smith, Matt Beaty, and Dustin May, to name a few. Roberts confirmed that at least a few of those guys will make the NLDS […] More
Packed into the media room at Dodgers Stadium, Dave Roberts started to address how the Dodgers are going to approach the playoffs. While rosters may not be set in stone, we do know that d is going to be the starter for game four, if it comes to that. Rich Hill is going to start […] More
Another week, another reason to worry about Kenley Jansen in the closer role. Brook and Gary also dive into some other worries about fatigue, as well as some positive outlooks on the team. Also on today’s show: Hyun-jin Ryu Gassing Out Joc is Going Crazy With Andre’s Bat The Arrival of Gavin Lux A Look […] More
Every baseball fan has dreamt of the day that they get the chance to catch a ball at the stadium. Over the last couple of years, we have seen some incredible fan catches. A personal favoite for me is fans holding their babies and making the one-handed grab. There is also the classic “catch it […] More
Chavez Ravine is easily one of the best stadiums in baseball to visit. While it may not be THE stadium to visit, it certainly ranks among the top. Fans have been proving that for the last 6 years, as the Dodgers have topped attendance in Major League Baseball every year since 2013. In fact, the […] More
September is always a strange month in Major League Baseball. Young talent begins to show up after the minor league season and crowd up the clubhouse, teams that have been knocked out of contention start to pull their veterans, and playoff contenders really start to dig deep. The Dodgers, on the other hand, have the […] More
Major League Baseball is not a perfect sport by any means. Players slip up, front office executives occasionally go off on fans, and management sometimes gets a little chippy with the media. It’s all part of the game we all know and love. But one of the more flawed aspects of baseball has to be […] More
One of the most inconsistent pieces of the Dodgers’ team this year has certainly been the bullpen. The relief core gave up plenty of leads early in the season, and that was masked only by an extremely efficient offense. Kenley Jansen has not been an exception to that vulnerability by any means. Jansen has pitched […] More
The Dodgers are going to have a little bit of help in the bullpen this weekend in Atlanta. Dave Roberts confirmed that Dustin May and Tony Gonsolin will both likely be used in relief roles this weekend against the Braves. Sunday starter still undecided. Could be Gonsolin, could be bullpen game. May will pitch in […] More
