The Los Angeles Dodgers may or may not have been surprised that Hyun-Jin Ryu accepted their $17.9M qualifying offer this past offseason. His injury-plagued history didn’t bode well in the free agent market, but in his performances when healthy he has shown himself to be a quality starter. Whether or not to test free agency […] More
Dodgers’ starting pitcher Hyun-Jin Ryu has been lights out all season and Monday was no different. After throwing 6 innings and allowing one run against the Anaheim Angels, Ryu became the second starting pitcher in history to begin a season with 13 consecutive starts in which he allowed 2 runs or less, according to MLB […] More
The soon-to-be 31-year-old ace isn’t the same pitcher who was celebrating with Manny Ramirez and Chad Billingsley in their advancement to the NLCS 10 years ago. Now, Clayton Kershaw is being shutdown in Spring Training as reports cite the three-time Cy Young winner claimed he “didn’t feel right” after two bullpen sessions. Clayton Kershaw is […] More
Clayton Kershaw was electric this spring for the Dodgers. He gave up 0 earned runs over 21.1 IP and had a K/BB ratio of 23/4. He looked like the Kershaw that usually emerges in July, unhittable and in control of his arsenal. Now, spring training statistics are rarely a reliable sample for predicting regular season […] More
Dodger left-hander Clayton Kershaw was coming off another strong season, in which he finished second in the National League Cy Young vote in 2012 and headed into 2013 as the team’s ace. He led the NL in ERA the past two seasons and was looking to build on his strong season. Regular Season Grade: A+ […] More
November 27, 1956 In 1956, Major League Baseball introduced the Cy Young award that would go to the best pitcher in the major leagues in honor of the recently deceased pitcher, Cy Young. On this day that year, Brooklyn Dodgers starting pitcher Don Newcombe became the inaugural winner of the award after a season in […] More
November 7, 1974 On this date in 1974, Dodgers relief pitcher Mike Marshall became the first relief pitcher to win the Cy Young Award. Marshall was 15-12 with a 2.42 ERA in 106 appearances for the Dodgers. He led the NL in saves, appearances and games finished. His 106 appearances would set a major league […] More
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