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Dodgers have broken another National League home run record tonight against the San Francisco Giants. Per the #Dodgers: Bellinger & Seager went back-to-back in the second inning. It was the 17th time the Dodgers have gone back-to-back, setting a new National League record. They are tied w/2016 Orioles for second and one shy of the […] More
It could be said that the distant cousin of home run records is ‘pace’. Recently, Bellinger talked about what it’s like to go toe-to-toe with Christian Yelich for the NL home run crown. Equally important, he could join some rarified company by season’s end. Right now, Bellinger has a shot at the Dodgers all-time franchise […] More
The date is May 23rd – or in the annals of Dodgers’ history – we could call it ‘Shawn Green Day’. Of course, this is the fateful date that the slugging left-handed swinger had one of the best offensive days in Dodger history. To look at his numbers in the box score almost seem like […] More
Forever, I will remember the game and his insane line score. Does ‘6 6 6 7’ mean anything to you folks? For this is the line score from May 23rd, 2002. That evening, Shawn Green and the Dodgers hit eight home runs to bludgeon the Milwaukee Brewers 16-3 at Miller Park. Then, I was just […] More
The Dodgers have a historic franchise, filled with and Hall of Famers. From old timers like Dazzy Vance and Zack Wheat, to current players like Clayton Kershaw and Kenley Jansen, there’s over a century worth of Dodger greats, from Brooklyn to Los Angeles. But who’s the greatest of the great? If you had to […] More
The Dodgers can’t catch a break as they fall to the Pirates 6-1 for the second night in a row on Saturday evening. Thankfully, we have Kershaw on the mound today, so as long as we provide the runs, he can provide the arm! In other news, the Rancho Quakes got in a benches clearing […] More
There are certain moments that every Dodgers fan can remember like it was yesterday. How about game 1 of the 1988 world series? Gibson limps to the plate, stares Dennis Eckersley right in the eye, and pulls a backdoor slider over the right field wall. Then there was that amazing game where Jeff Kent, J.D. Drew, […] More
Happy Saturday, fans! From Julio Urias making his major league debut to Vin Scully reciting the “Field of Dreams” speech, it’s been quite a week for the Dodgers. .@theteenager7’s first MLB strikeout. ?: https://t.co/KGhmEETx8k pic.twitter.com/ILJyMXH4hT — Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) May 28, 2016 Make sure you catch up on the biggest headlines. Don’t be […] More
The Dodgers snagged their first win of the homestand against the Reds in a quick 1-0 win against the Reds. In other Dodgers news, Chase Utley ties Dodgers record, Bolsinger is recalled, and more on Dodgers Credits. Don’t be left out of the conversation! DN Top Stories: Dodgers WIN: Clayton Kershaw Running Wild on the Bases […] More
On this day in Los Angeles Dodgers history outfielder Shawn Green set an MLB record back on May 23, 2002. The Dodgers faced the Milwaukee Brewers and Green went 6-for-6, notched four home runs and set a single-game MLB record with 19 total bases. The Dodgers dominated the Brewers and went on to win that […] More
After Wednesday’s historic performance by Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Adrian Gonzalez, in which he hit three home runs against the San Diego Padres, it’s likely former Dodgers outfielder Shawn Green came to fan’s minds. The reason for that of course being back in 2002, Green hit four home runs in one game against the […] More
Your browser does not support iframes. Mired in a slump and five days removed from being benched, Shawn Green provided plenty of offensive firepower for the Los Angeles Dodgers on May 23, 2002. With the Dodgers in Milwaukee to play the Brewers, Green single-handedly lit up the scoreboard in the team’s finale of a three-game […] More
