The Dodgers essentially finalized their 12-man Opening Day pitching staff yesterday when they optioned Adam Liberatore and Josh Fields and informed Julio Urias and Brandon Morrow that they wouldn’t be …
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Hyun-Jin Ryu had arguably his worst outing of his Spring Training yesterday, giving up three runs and two homers in five innings of work, but that was enough to convince …
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Like last week with the lineup, I’m foolishly trying to predict the 2020 pitching rotation — a venture that will prove to be less fruitful, I’m sure. There are so …
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On this episode of “Dugout Blues,” Jared Massey (Dodger Blue) and I are eagerly awaiting the start of the 2017 season. It’s one week away. Scott Kazmir is hurt. He pitched on …
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After previously getting down to 46, the Dodgers cut three more players yesterday. Non-roster invitee pitchers Trevor Oaks, Yaisel Sierra, and Steve Geltz were reassigned to minor league camp, putting …
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A lot has transpired since the last time I predicted who would be on the 25-man roster come Opening Day. Here’s the second attempt at predicting it. The locks: Starters: Rich …
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The fourth World Baseball Classic has come to an end, with USA emerging as the champion. Love, hate, or remain indifferent toward the tournament, it produced some really exciting baseball and some …
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The roster cuts continue on the countdown to 25, with the Dodgers dropping seven more players to now stand at 46. A couple days ago, the Dodgers reassigned non-roster invitee …
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Andre Ethier hasn’t played since Saturday and had been scratched on a couple of occasions recently. Now, we know why. MRI showed mild herniation of a disc for Andre Ethier. Down 7-10 …
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One of the more interesting spring training battles is between super utility player Enrique Hernandez and infielder Chris Taylor. Outside of Charlie Culberson (not on the 40-man) and maybe Logan Forsythe …
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