Tag Archives: Spring Training

Brandon McCarthy had been looking great in his return from Tommy John surgery before a bout with the yips hit, but he thinks that part of his career is over …

Cody Bellinger hit a monster dong just moments ago and it was truly amazing to witness. How glorious was his dong? Glorious enough that it got me to whip out …

Dodgers games start again today in a little bit, as Clayton Kershaw takes to the mound, so this can serve as a Game Thread of sorts. However, there are still …

Adrian Gonzalez is the modern-day ironman. Since 2006, no player has appeared in more games than Gonzalez — 1,745. Robinson Cano is second at 1,716. But with a sore elbow …

Position players will report to Spring Training today (or at least the ones who aren’t already there), but the significant news is still about the pitchers, with a trade yesterday …

The outfield situation began to figure itself out last week when Darin Ruf was sold to the Samsung Lions of the Korea Baseball Organization. While he wasn’t projected to play …

When I wrote about the bullpen last week, the overwhelming question I got wasn’t about those in the bullpen (and, conversely, in the rotation), it was, in effect: “What about …

Yesterday, baseball returned as Dodgers pitchers and catchers reported for Spring Training, and I didn’t write about it cause I’m so damn lazy. Of course, nothing much happened as workouts …

The Dodgers made six more roster cuts yesterday, reassigning Corey Seager, Darnell Sweeney, Chris O’Brien, Buck Britton, and Shawn Zarraga to minor league camp, and optioning Scott Schebler. With the …

Putting together the spring training batting statistics run-down was fun, so I’ve prepared a companion post for pitching statistics. The goal of the batting history post was to illustrate that …