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So, hey, we haven’t missed a thread yet, and tonight’s not going to be the first time. Close, though. Pretty, pretty close. Life, obligations, whatnot. So know that Daniel Coulombe …

So, that was quite a year. It didn’t start out as feverish as it ended. I’m, of course, talking about the 2014-15 July 2 international signing period. It officially concluded …

Clayton Kershaw finished with an un-Clayton Kershaw line, but he was arguably better than his last time out when he allowed just a run in 6 2/3 innings while striking …

Split home-and-home series are weird, because after two games in Texas, now the Dodgers and Rangers are kicking off two back in Los Angeles. Sure, whatever. Rangers Dodgers 7:10 p.m. …

So, Jimmy Rollins is struggling along as a replacement-level player (.198/.261/.332, 67 wRC+), and Corey Seager is back from a minor hand injury and is still looking pretty impressive in …

The game tonight somehow didn’t rain out despite predictions of rain, flood warnings, and Tropical Storm Bill landing. Apparently the Dodgers didn’t get the memo that a game was tonight, …

How do you get Alex Guerrero in the lineup? You do it when you know the game doesn’t have a chance in hell of being played. Dodgers Rangers 5:05 p.m. …

Brett Anderson was expected to be on the disabled list by this time of the season. After all, his 68 innings pitched this season is his highest total since the 83 1/3 …

The Dodgers arrived in Texas at like 4 AM local time after a mechanical delay with the plane, thus making this stupid series even stupider. As could sort of be …

So, hey, the Rangers. The last time the Dodgers saw the Rangers was six years ago yesterday, back on June 14, 2009, when Chad Billingsley, Ramon Troncoso, and Jonathan Broxton …