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Miguel Vargas (Photo: Dustin Nosler) One of the great things about this era of the Dodgers is the minor league system being pretty stacked, year in and year out. Just …

Max Kepler. (via) Yesterday, I wrote about some free agents who could be potential depth pieces the Dodgers can pursue when the lockout ends. Today, I’m going to look at …

Josh Harrison. (via) Last winter, the Dodgers chose not to re-sign the likes of Enrique Hernandez and Joc Pederson. It was an expected move because the two had played through …

Carlos Rodon. (via) I wrote a few weeks ago about how the Dodgers’ rotation could look different in 2022, and as of now, that looks like it could be true. …

As crushing as the moment was at the time, even Dodgers fans had to have a laugh at Gavin Lux‘s bewildered reaction to what he thought was a game-tying ninth-inning …

As we’ll now have to wait through a lockout for Freddie Freeman updates following a Very Bad Day for the Dodgers, better news was provided tonight as the team re-signed …

Freddie Freeman. (via) Monday was a bad day. Daniel wrote as much. With the current Collective Bargaining Agreement set to expire at 8:59 p.m. Pacific time, owners are expected to …

Amidst the bad Dodger free agent news (which Brim wrote good words about here), the Dodgers did reportedly make a signing yesterday. Right-handed reliever Daniel Hudson and the Los Angeles …

It’s not often that a 24-hour period in the offseason can cause this much pain, but here we are. To recap, today: The Dodgers let future hall-of-famer Max Scherzer go …

Corey Seager. Photo by: Cody Bashore Dustin’s Note: This article has been updated from the originally published version. It took a while, but here is my 2021-22 Dodgers’ offseason plan. …