(Via) That’s a season sweep of the Dodgers by the Brewers and three losses to start the second half of the season. The bats showed only a brief sign of …

Well, back to the reality of the ball this team is playing, as the pitching staff went back to looking like complete ass, the offense showed signs of life but …

Being back from a break didn’t do much to help the offense of the Dodgers, and almost amusingly the problem seems to no longer the starting pitching. Emmet Sheehan takes …

Hello and welcome to the second half, which unfortunately looked a lot like the closing of the first half for the Dodgers. Tyler Glasnow and Quinn Priester were locked into …

Well, that was surprisingly fun, huh? After looking like a blowout early, things were knotted up late, which led to an incredibly entertaining swing-off that ended with Kyle Schwarber as …

Hey, remember that seven-game losing streak? Well, hopefully that’s just in the rear-view mirror now. The Dodgers finished their final series before the All-Star break with great pitching (aside from …

Last game before the All-Star break, so you get me with a quick thread. Today’s #Dodgers lineup at Giants: pic.twitter.com/HAItA4x3WA— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) July 13, 2025 Big one to …

Losing streak at seven? No problem. Shohei Ohtani looked dominant as his rehab continued, which continues to go swimmingly. Emmet Sheehan followed up with some dominance of his own, and …

On one hand, at least the Dodgers showed fight instead of packing it in like they usually do when they get behind big. On the other hand, the relevant thing …

Riding a five-game losing streak is not likely how Tyler Glasnow wanted to return for his first start since April, but that was the situation and he responded admirably. He …