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The Los Angeles Dodgers have some work to do. The game 6 loss to the Cubs completed another disappointing finish in the City of Angels. The good news: L.A. is on the cusp of its first World Series since 1988 and possesses an abundance of youth and financial power to continue its ascent in the […] More
Alex Rodriguez wasn’t the only former No. 1 overall pick to find himself in the news recently. Dodgers first baseman Adrian Gonzalez homered against his former employer, the Boston Red Sox, in Sunday night’s series clinching win. It was Gonzalez’s 300th career home run, making him the 140th player to achieve such a milestone. That was […] More
The Dodgers had a relatively busy first week in the New Year, and here’s a rundown of what happened: Dodgers Nation The team officially signed and introduced Kenta Maeda, which was a relief since there was a concern about his elbow. Even after the signings of Scott Kazmir and Maeda, Andrew Friedman says a trade for Jose […] More
When the offseason started, the general thinking was that multi-year contracts would be handed out like TVs on Ellen DeGeneres’ 12 Days of Christmas shows. Why wouldn’t it? The weapons race across the MLB was legitimate, teams had serious holes to fill and a World Series feels in grasp given how flukey the postseason can […] More
The Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres made a blockbuster trade this offseason, when the Dodgers sent former All-Star and MVP runner-up Matt Kemp along with Tim Federowicz to their division rival in exchange for catcher Yasmani Grandal and two prospects. The Padres were the most-active team this offseason, also completing trades for Justin […] More
Have you ever had one of those moments in life where something causes you to question an assumption you’ve carried with you? Where you caught yourself wondering if maybe — just maybe — “the way things are” might not be the way things actually are anymore? Because James Shields to the San Diego Padres kinda, […] More
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, playoff baseball is here! Fans in Los Angeles will be treated to watching the Dodgers in their quest for their first World Series appearance since 1988. That’s the plan at least, but it would be unusual if the Dodgers didn’t face a few bumps in the road. […] More
Matt Treanor. Justin Sellers. Scott Van Slyke. The average MLB fan couldn’t name them. The average Dodger fan couldn’t pick them out of a lineup. At the end of the day though, who cares? As the Dodgers continue their miraculous stretch of winning games with a lineup that resembles a mish-mash of leftovers, cast-offs and […] More
