Throughout 2009, every Andre Ethier walk-off seemed to be more jaw-dropping than the last. Captain Clutch didn’t just come up with the big hit every single time he needed to; he seemed to make that big hit as dramatic as the moment could possibly allow. A single, a double, a home run deep in extra […] More
Last night the Los Angeles Dodgers showed everyone another level of how dangerous they can be. Down by one with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, they worked 5 consecutive walks to defeat the Arizona Diamondbacks. This was a “Team-First 101” lesson win. A Walk to Remember? Try five. pic.twitter.com/YanjxDqaRS — Los […] More
As the 2009 season progressed, Andre Ethier not only continued to rack-up one walk-off hit after another. Each one was more dramatic than the last, starting with a 10th-inning single against the Padres on May 2. That was just a warm up for June 5 and 6 against the Phillies. In a series that ultimately […] More
To be a true legend of Dodger baseball, a player must do more than merely rack up superlative stats. They must amass those stats with an identity that resonates with the fanbase. Jackie Robinson, Sandy Koufax and Fernando Valenzuela became immortal by backing up their trailblazing ethnic and racial identities with historic play. Orel Hershiser […] More
The Dodgers opened up a three-game series with the Cincinnati Reds on a day jam-packed with drama, celebration, and returns. The club sent the returning Clayton Kershaw to the mound against budding ace Luis Castillo. Kersh is back, tell a friend. pic.twitter.com/fDKSVhyrdN — Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) April 15, 2019 Old Friends Yasiel Puig, Matt […] More
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