#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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And today’s transaction is… *spins wheel*… Pedro Baez! Sure, why not. The Dodgers have literally been making a move almost every day for the last week, thanks to the Minnesota …
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So far this season, Dee Gordon has been one of the Dodgers’ biggest surprises. After concluding the series against the Marlins, he’s hitting .353/.387/.457 and leads all Dodgers position players …
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It wouldn’t be a 2014 Dodger game without some stress. This game was close as well, but the ending overshadows everything else. With a runner on third and two outs in …
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It’s Fife-tastic! Stephen Fife, recalled today to start against Miami with Jose Dominguez going back to Triple-A, is just the best kind of guy to have in your organization. You …
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The real story tonight is Dee Gordon and the bullpen, but … hold on a second. GIF Link (via Chad) Puig’s homer went to places normally reserved for Giancarlo Stanton (452 feet). …
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After a good night’s sleep, the Dodgers will hopefully look more awake against the Marlins. Tonight’s Dodger starter is Paul Maholm, who has to start pitching better if he wants to keep …
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Yesterday, after we learned that Hyun-jin Ryu was sent to the disabled list due to an inflamed shoulder, there was a momentary panic. Shoulder injuries for pitchers are never good, and …
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After last night’s marathon, the Dodger bats and defense didn’t look awake as they fell 6-3 to the Marlins. Josh Beckett, who flew to Miami ahead of the team, pitched pretty …
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Very early this morning, Bill Plunkett of the Orange County Register noted that Paco Rodriguez would likely be sent down today after throwing 48 pitches over the last two days, and …
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