The Los Angeles Dodgers will host a special promotion which allows you to become part of the social media action. Indeed, ‘Social Media Night’ will take place on August 21st at Dodger Stadium against the Toronto Blue Jays. The announcement was officially made on Twitter by the Dodgers’ official account. Moreover, ticket packages for the […] More
With the Dodgers honoring Fernando Valenzuela by inducting him into the “Legends of Dodger Baseball” on Saturday, but not officially retiring his iconic number 34 — although it was recently retired in Mexico — it brought up the greater concept of something fun… It’s something many of us have envisioned for fun: Taking the field […] More
Just about yearly a new application for your mobile device will take the world by storm. But sometimes it’s an old app that is finally being used to its full potential. Enter the “FaceApp.” FaceApp — available on iOS and Android devices — first came out in 2017, but today on Twitter and other social […] More
Five years ago today was a game no Dodger fan will ever forget: Clayton Kershaw’s historically dominant no-hitter. As such, it’s a game you’ll never forget where you were as it unfolded moment for moment. In addition to my This Day in Dodgers History recap, I asked the denizens of Dodgers Twitter to share their […] More
Social media is a strange and magical place. Moreover, Twitter and Instagram are the preeminent stops for anything ranging from complaining about your team behind the veil of a “burner account,” to following your favorite broadcast team on a — you guessed it — limousine ride from Milwaukee to Chicago. Very important content for anyone […] More
As we continue to remember the life and legacy of Dodgers’ great Don Newcombe, to no surprise, his passing elicited a truly overwhelming volume of responses on social media from Dodger players and community members past and present. First is the official team account, which announced his passing to the public. Don Newcombe, one of […] More
Well, it’s offical. Yasiel Puig will be a Cincinnati Red after a 6 year career with the Dodgers. Yasiel Puig originally signed with the Dodgers for $42 million over 7 seasons in 2012 as a 21 year old from Cuba. Puig quickly rose through the minor leagues and burst onto the scene in 2013 with one of […] More
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