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Without question, nothing in the game of baseball creates a memory like a home run. Therefore, MLB.com arrives right on time with a feature by Ken Gurnick that examines the top-10 Los Angeles Dodgers’ home runs of the past decade. Obviously, the home runs that make number one and two are probably the most epic […] More
The 2010s was a decade that resoundingly proved Vin Scully’s saying that for the Dodgers — both Brooklyn and Los Angeles — nothing comes easy. It was a decade that saw the franchise undergo enormous changes, from ownership to the front office to the announcer’s booth. With Yankee-level money and cutting-edge analytics, the team put […] More
In a season where much of the National League is less than stellar, chiefly the surprisingly underachieving NL Central, two teams stand head and shoulders above the rest: the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Atlanta Braves. Treating any regular season series as an inevitable October prelude is always thinking too far ahead…but it might not […] More
There were rumors on May 26, 2015, that the Dodgers were going to trade Juan Uribe to the Braves. The rumors came to the surface after their game against the Braves as the L.A. Times reported a trade was made but Alberto Callaspo was able to veto the trade. The next day, the trade was […] More
Yup. You read that headline correctly. Former Dodger Juan Uribe has been hosting block parties out of his trunk, because of course Juan Uribe is hosting block parties out of his car. Uribe, who by time he was traded to the Atlanta Braves this past season had become something of a fan favorite, has always […] More
Fans have been wondering when the Dodgers were going to add to the bullpen, and today they did just that. And could Andre Ethier and Carl Crawford finally be on the move? It does appear their trade values could be higher than previously thought. There’s that and more in today’s Dodgers Credits. Dodgers Nation The expensive […] More
The Los Angeles Dodgers were set to face a former fan favorite in the first round of the playoffs, as Juan Uribe is on the New York Mets. Uribe was traded from the Dodgers to the Atlanta Braves in May and the from the Braves to the Mets in June. The former Dodger was the […] More
It doesn’t happen very often, but the same day the Los Angeles Dodgers traded Juan Uribe to the Atlanta Braves, Uribe was in the Braves lineup facing his former team. Zack Greinke was on the mound Wednesday night when the Dodgers went for the three-game sweep of the Braves. Uribe went 0-for-3 with a walk […] More
On Monday night, Juan Uribe was drawing a key walk in an eventual victory for the Los Angeles Dodgers against the Atlanta Braves. On Tuesday, Uribe was answering questions from reporters about nearly being traded to the Braves before the trade was vetoed by infielder Alberto Callaspo. On Wednesday, the third baseman was starting at […] More
PAGES: 1 | 2 Juan Uribe for Alberto Callaspo is a really bad trade. Uribe is better defensively, he’s better offensively and he’s definitely better for the clubhouse. Thank goodness the Los Angeles Dodgers didn’t trade Uribe for Callaspo, then. While many are reporting the trade as if that’s the summary, the reality is that […] More
The Los Angeles Dodgers gave their ace plenty of run support Tuesday night to defeat the Atlanta Braves, 8-0. Now one night after Clayton Kershaw dominated, the Dodgers turn to their other All-Star pitcher in Zack Greinke with their eyes on a series sweep. Despite a strong performance from Greinke in his las outing, the […] More
As expected the Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers completed a six-player trade Wednesday, centered around Alberto Callaspo and Juan Uribe. For Uribe, it signals the end of his time with the Dodgers and opportunity to reset the clock with presumably more playing time. Uribe had fallen behind Alex Guerrero and Justin Turner at third […] More
