Dodgers Digest Los Angeles Dodgers Baseball Blog

Obligatory! It’s been a year since Yasiel Puig was called up, and so every media outlet you can think of has a story about his first year. We won’t be any different. …

So … that happened tonight. The deciding half-inning of the Dodgers game against the White Sox came down to a five-run “assault” that consisted of a walk, two errors, two …

I know we talked about this just a few hours ago, but apparently it’s not a joke: Scott Van Slyke really and truly is starting in center field. Oddly enough, …

When the whole “Matt Kemp is moving to left field” business went down, I think we all thought that he’d return to center against lefties, since Andre Ethier would be …

This is the eighth in my series of 2014 MLB Draft profiles. This time, I look at Luis Ortiz of Sanger High School in Central California. Previous entries Derek Hill …

There are some guys on other teams where you can’t help but be impressed by what they can do on the field, even when those abilities are being used to …

After 103 pitches on Tuesday, Zack Greinke was pitching a dominant start by nearly every measure. He had allowed one run, struck out eleven batters, and hadn’t walked anyone. Batters …

This is the seventh in my series of 2014 MLB Draft profiles. This profile is on Sean Reid-Foley, the second Florida prep right-handed I’ve profiled. He has much more potential than I …

When I initially penned this article (prior to Friday’s game), Hanley Ramirez had a line of .245/.324/.434/.758. That was well below his performance last year (1.040 OPS), and paired with …

Last night, the Dodgers were awful on offense with runners in scoring position. They had scored six runs in the previous three games. Today, it was the exact opposite, as …