This is the fifth in my 2015 MLB Draft profile series. Next up is probably the best and most unattainable prospect on my radar. Previous entries Dakota Chalmers Chris Betts James …

This recap was written with a much different tone, but then our savior Alex Guerrero came to the rescue. With two outs in the ninth inning, the bases loaded and the Dodgers …

When Don Mattingly throws out the “all right-handed lineup” against left-handed pitchers, I’m not usually opposed to it. The Dodgers have some quality bench players — most of whom would …

This is the third installment of four Big Boards leading up to the MLB Draft (June 8). While some names have stayed, there are some changes and new additions. Previous versions …

On this episode of “Dugout Blues,” Jared Massey (Dodgers Nation) and I lament over the fact Juan Uribe is no longer a Dodger. If this were three years ago, we’d …

Blah game was blah. The Dodgers couldn’t get anything going against the Cardinals’ young fireballer on Sunday afternoon in a 3-1 loss. That’ll happen when you, inexplicably, bat Alberto Callaspo …

This is the fourth in my 2015 MLB Draft profile series. The subject of this profile is third baseman Ke’Bryan Hayes, the son of a former major leaguer and an intriguing …

People have said Chris Hatcher is bad because of his 6.91 ERA. People have said Chris Hatcher is good because of his 2.21 FIP. Guess what: You’re both right. Hatcher …

This is the first time Juan Uribe hasn’t been a Dodger since before the 2011 season. They lost tonight without Uribe in the organization. Coincidence??? (yes) While Uribe didn’t have …

Happy Memorial Day. Enough thanks cannot be given to those who gave their lives for this country. On this episode of “Dugout Blues,” Jared Massey (Dodgers Nation) and I welcome back …