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After losing out on starting pitcher Gerrit Cole to the New York Yankees, the Dodgers shifted their attention to former Giants’ ace Madison Bumgarner, according to Ken Rosenthal. #Dodgers will now shift their focus to free-agent left-hander Madison Bumgarner, sources tell The Athletic. — Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) December 11, 2019 The first reaction from most […] More
Day two of the Winter Meetings provided more than just rumors as a flurry of moves happened on Tuesday Afternoon. Here’s a recap of everything that has happened so far: The Giants are smart (1/2) All the news started at 2:30 p.m. when the Angels sent Zack Cozart and prospect Will Wilson to the Giants […] More
Hyun-Jin Ryu’s contract might end up as one of the most heavily debated deals among fans, analysts and executives in recent memory. So what kind of contract should we expect him to get? This was a point of topic on the latest episode of Dodgers Nation’s “Blue Heaven” podcast. If Ryu is looking in the […] More
Add one more win to the Dodgers record season. Just before wrapping up their rough 2019 campaign, the Giants and Oracle Park gave away a brand new Toyota RAV4 as part of “fan appreciation day.” However, in true Giants fashion, they screwed it up. They ended up handing the keys to a Dodgers fan. This […] More
Dodgers’ pitcher Rich Hill is continuing to inch closer on his return to the mound after being shut down due to pain in his knee. Today, the southpaw faced hitters in a simulated inning while wearing a knee brace. He threw 17 pitches and felt no pain, according to Alden Gonzalez. #Dodgers Rich Hill about […] More
Ask any Dodger fan what is the biggest weakness of this year’s Dodgers team and they’re instantly going to tell you that it’s the bullpen. Despite signing Joe Kelly to a 3 year, $25 million dollar contract, which was suppose to bolster the middle relief and set up Kenley Jansen, the bullpen has suffered from […] More
For decades, the idea of the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants trading with each other has been treated as anathema. The paucity of transactions between them is often considered an apt measure of the rivalry’s intensity. Since their commensurate move west in 1958, they’ve pulled the trigger on just three deals. Well, there […] More
The Dodgers looked to move to 4-2 against the hated one, Madison Bumgarner. Opposing him, Hyun-Jin Ryu was sent into battle to make his second start of the season for the Boys in Blue. Almost time. pic.twitter.com/FqCCKe5NKV — Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) April 3, 2019 1st Inning: Hyun-Jin Ryu looked fantastic early, getting Steven Duggar […] More
Joe Kelly hasn’t hit a flattering stride in a Dodgers uniform after blowing a 2-0 lead in his second outing as he recorded the loss in the Dodgers 4-2 loss to the San Francisco Giants. Solo home runs from Chris Taylor and Alex Verdugo in the fifth inning were the start to day five of […] More
This week on the Blue Heaven podcast, Kevin and FRG discuss some of the latest rumblings on the Dodgers rumor mill. Looking at you, DJ Lemahieu. We wish Kenley Jansen a speedy recovery after a successful heart operation. Of course, congratulations are in order for newly minted “NL Comeback Player of the Year” Matt Kemp. […] More
The Dodgers continued their hot streak vs. the Giants on Friday night, with a 3-2 victory. The Pitching Ross Stripling’s only flaw on a great performance was a 2-run Home Run that looked so unlikely to leave the park, even Charley Steiner didn’t think it had a chance. Bawce Stripling had a good night otherwise: […] More
Time for a Dodgers week one recap. Few clubs had more of an up-and-down week than the Dodgers in week 1 of Major League Baseball. Despite a +3 run differential, they still ended the week going 2-5. They started off by losing twice one to nothing on Joe Panik home runs. The Dodgers followed the […] More
