Juan Uribe left last night’s game with a sore right hamstring, the severity of which is currently unknown. Maybe it’s a thing. Maybe it’s not — hopefully it’s not, because …
Read More »Giants 3, Dodgers 1: Just can’t beat them
For the fifth time in seven meetings the Giants, got the best of the Dodgers, downing them 3-1 on Thursday night in a frustrating game. The ending overshadowed a great …
Read More »Giants @ Dodgers May 8, 2014: Finally Back Home
I was going to write about how it feels like maybe we haven’t been appreciative enough of how not-terrible Josh Beckett has been so far in 2014. And no, I’m …
Read More »Dodgers’ prospect scouting report May 2014: Tom Windle
I wasn’t a fan of the Dodgers selecting Tom Windle in the second round last year. My first thought was, “Oh great, it’s Chris Reed, part two.” Well, Windle has …
Read More »May’s Dodger Insider Magazine: So Many Pitches
If you’re going to the series against the Giants that starts today — and you should, because the Giants are in first place, and the Dodgers are finally back home …
Read More »Nationals 3, Dodgers 2: Early Runs … And Then Nothing
Why do all the recaps I get stuck with seem to be losses? And with delays (this one an hour and 45 minutes). Either I’m cursed or I curse the …
Read More »Dodgers @ Nationals May 7, 2014: Haren vs. Strasburg, Puig returns
Two of the projected heavyweights in the National League have split the first two games of this 3-game series, and it would appear the Nationals have the upper hand against …
Read More »Dodgers 8, Nationals 3: Kershaw Still The Best
For most of Clayton Kershaw‘s absence, my feeling has been something along the lines of “well, it stinks not having him, but Zack Greinke and Hyun-jin Ryu and Dan Haren …
Read More »Dodgers @ Nationals May 6, 2014: Forget Last Night, Clayton Kershaw Is Back
After a dreary few days, the Dodgers can start today’s game with pretty much the best news possible: Clayton Kershaw is back! And, of course, not a moment too soon. …
Read More »Nationals 4, Dodgers 0: #WeirdBaseball In The 5th & A Terrible Performance
#WeirdBaseball in the fifth inning? Sure, why not? The Dodgers and Nationals game started with what looked like could be a pitcher’s duel with Zack Greinke and Jordan Zimmermann facing …
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