A wise man once said that baseball breaks your heart. It was designed to break your heart. The first two games of the Dodgers’ season will go down in the memory as heartbreakers that we would all like to forget. Baseball can be so whacky. If you had Joe Panik beating the Dodgers a pair […] More
The Dodgers haven’t looked like a playoff-caliber team in San Francisco. On Monday, the previously stout Brandon McCarthy finally slipped, allowing six runs in an 8-4 loss. Tuesday was more frustrating: Rich Hill delivered a solid start (5 IP, 1 ER) in his return from the disabled list, but the Dodgers couldn’t solve Ty Blach […] More
The Los Angeles Dodgers’ retooling has gone as well as any in recent memory, championships notwithstanding. The team pumps out top prospects annually and another seamlessly steps into his place. The system is regularly ranked among the league’s best. The cherry on top: Los Angeles also has the financial capabilities to retain its core. By […] More
On Tuesday the 2016 All-Star Game took place which is important because the winner receives home-field advantage in the World Series! Unfortunately, the National League starting pitcher, Johnny Cueto, would give up 3 in a 4-2 loss against the American League. Is it because Kershaw couldn’t start? Or maybe because Seager didn’t get voted to […] More
Unlike the novel by Charles Dickens, “A Tale of Two Cities” (1859), that illustrates the difference between the peasantry in Paris, France before and during the French Revolution, and the grandeur in London, England, the set of consecutive baseball series played in San Diego and San Francisco by the Dodgers is not a call for […] More
There’s an interesting subplot at work when fans are looking at the Dodgers’ offseason. On one hand, the Dodgers seem to have rebounded as best they can from losing Zack Greinke with a couple low-risk, high-reward deals and on the other, the last thing people want to do is give Andrew Friedman and his front office […] More
Well, after watching their NL West rivals make acquisition after acquisition, the Dodgers were involved in a big transaction of their own today. See who they got, how people around the league view the trade, and more in today’s Credits. Dodgers Nation Clayton Kershaw is in Cuba with Yasiel Puig, and the pitcher talked about […] More
“Don’t mistake activity with achievement.” –John Wooden, former UCLA Basketball Coach In sports, much like life, doing is not always achieving. Sometimes holding back, restraining oneself, and planning for the future is the key to success. What many in the sports field, whether fan or professional, are forgetting is what history has proven in hindsight. […] More
Dodgers fans won’t be particularly fond hearing this rumor, but the front office — under extreme scrutiny for non-activity — never figured much into the free agency discussion for David Price. Now, part of this is timing (more on that in a bit) and other factors, but hearing this is a tad disconcerting given the […] More
Another division rival made a splash in free agency. Should the Dodgers be worried? Find out that and more in today’s Credits. Dodgers Nation The Dodgers have reportedly targeted Reds’ 3B Todd Frazier. The team can “no longer wait” to trade Andre Ethier. The time to move the outfielder is now. Dodgers Local | Blogs […] More
The newswire was chaotic during the winter meetings, but since they finished on Thursday, it’s been quite the opposite. Though the Dodgers do seem to be in good standing with one of the top free agents still on the market. There’s that and more in today’s credits. Dodgers Nation Johnny Cueto’s agent gave us an […] More
When the dust settled from the winter meetings, the Dodgers emerged with the signing of Hisashi Iwakuma, but also the large loss of Zack Greinke. As such, the team’s rotation is still an area that needs improving and one way the Dodgers could do that is by signing Johnny Cueto. It was reported just yesterday […] More
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