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Photo: Stacie Wheeler Baseball is back. Full-squad workouts for the Dodgers commenced at Camelback Ranch on Tuesday. We’re now only four days away from the Cactus League opener for the …

Cristian Santana (Photo: Dustin Nosler) We’ve finally reached the Top 30. There are plenty of familiar names here, plus some who had strong 2018 seasons to warrant inclusion here. —— …

Alex Verdugo (Photo: Stacie Wheeler) For the better part of the last six years, right field in Dodger Stadium has been manned primarily by one player: Yasiel Puig. But now …

Gavin Lux (Photo: Stacie Wheeler) Spring training just began, but we’ve already gotten all the reputable prospect sites and their Top 100 (or more) prospects for the 2019 season. There …

Last but not least, out season review for right field. The Dodgers had six different players play in right last season, but only two will be discussed here. —— Previous …

Next up in our positional reviews is center field. Hopefully a year from now, this will be mainly be about A.J. Pollock, but we’ll see. In 2018, the Dodgers featured …

Paulo Orlando (Via) The Dodgers on Friday announced the 21 non-roster players who have been invited to spring training (pitchers and catchers report tomorrow). It’s a mix of journeymen-type veterans …

Up next is left field, where the Dodgers rode two bounce-back players to combine into a perfectly middle-of-the-pack left field rotation. —— Previous Entries Starting PitchersRelief PitchersCatchersFirst BaseSecond BaseShortstopThird Base …

Next up in our positional reviews: third base. This is essentially just about Justin Turner, who logged 777 innings at third last season. Kyle Farmer also contributed 135.2 innings, and …

(Via @Dodgers) Next up in our positional reviews, shortstop. In a perfect world it would’ve been primarily Corey Seager. However, 2018 was anything but perfect and unfortunately his elbow and …