The Dodgers have yet to say something publicly about Trevor Bauer’s assault allegations. While the team and local authorities continue their investigation into the pitcher and his physical encounter with […] More
Major League Baseball is not happy with the Dodgers right now, and it’s not for the normal reasons. It wasn’t for a player acting up or someone on the roster […] More
The Dodgers are obviously in a tough spot with Trevor Bauer. They have to wait out Major League Baseball to make their investigation into the assault allegations against him, and […] More
Major League Baseball is facing a whole lot of obstacles heading into the 2021 season. But the biggest obstacle of them all might lie in trying to figure out the […] More
Before we start this thing off, let me just say that we still have every bit of respect for the Dodgers 1988 team. What they were able to accomplish in […] More
The Dodgers have led all of baseball in attendance every year since 2013. They averaged over 49,000 fans per game in 2019 and saw a total of close to 4 […] More
When word got out early Monday morning that the Marlins had 11 players test positive for COVID-19, Dodgers fans were livid. The entire season hinges on teams’ ability to keep […] More
The idea of MLB taking away the spectator side of baseball might end up being the easiest part of starting games. All things considered, fans might be the least necessary […] More
The suspension that MLB is currently facing might be one of the worst financial impacts in baseball history, perhaps aside from the World Wars. The Dodgers team president Stan Kasten […] More
Questions around the Dodgers’ renovations at the stadium have started to pop up amid concerns over COVID-19. With rules popping up city-to-city that dictate crowd size and essential employees, fans […] More
One of the concerns for Dodgers fans, other than the obvious, has been stadium renovations for 2020. Major League Baseball has of course suspended operations, but that has not stopped […] More
It’s a strange time indeed when the topic is paying Dodgers employees in march rather than talking Spring Training games. Team President and CEO Stan Kasten took the time to […] More
