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Dodgers Rebound To Beat Padres 4-2, Win 50th Game

The Dodgers rebounded nicely after their frustrating 4-1 loss to the Padres on Tuesday night to beat the Friars 4-2 in the third game of the series on Wednesday night. Kenta Maeda turned in another solid performance with his fourth consecutive start with nine strikeouts. The Dodger bats took advantage

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Stripling’s Great Pitching, Turner’s Two-run Single Help Dodgers Even Freeway Series

The Dodgers rebounded from a tough stupid loss on Friday with a 3-1 win over the Angels to even the Freeway Series on Fox Saturday baseball amidst sweltering heat conditions in Southern California. It wasn’t the heat coming from the sun, but from the golden right arm of Ross Stripling who stifled

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Dodgers Slug Another Six Home Runs, Beat The Snot Out of The Bucs Again

Things seem to be trending upwards for Clayton Kershaw. The ace lefty made his third start since returning from the disabled list. It looked as if his velocity is ticking up too. Overall he pitched well, and won just his second start of the season as the Dodgers beat the

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Matt Kemp

Dodger Bats (Led By Matt Kemp) Pound Pirates in Series Opener

I never thought I would see the day when the Dodgers would play an entire game void of anything to complain about. I didn’t think it was possible in this season, but gosh darnit the Dodgers certainly did that in Monday evening’s 17-1 whitewashing of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Pirates

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Josh Fields

Dodgers Need More Innings From Their Starters, Balance, and Effective Middle Relievers

I’ve always been a huge supporter of common sense. Logic should be very important for any baseball club. I especially want the Dodgers to use their common sense. I usually strive to do it in my everyday life. Unfortunately MLB clubs sometimes break this rule. The Dodgers seem to be

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Dodgers Send Hendricks and Cubs To The Showers, Display More Powers

If you thought that a comfortable 6-2 lead would give the Dodgers a well deserved sleepy win over the Cubs, then you probably haven’t been paying much attention. Why would the Dodgers do anything the easy way? After Tuesday night’s dreary 9-4 beatdown the Dodgers were looking to right the

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Kenta Maeda

Kenta Maeda Shuts Down Cubs, Dodgers Hang On

Ok so let’s not talk about the Dodgers getting only two hits against rookie Duane Underwood Jr. and having only three hits through the first five innings. They only needed two of them, an Enrique Hernandez solo home run in the second, and another solo shot from Chris Taylor in

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Binging Dodgers Use Record Breaking Seven Home Runs To Sweep Mets

Boy the Mets can’t do anything right. After losing 8-3 to the Dodgers on Saturday night thanks to a pinch-hit grand slam home run from Matt Kemp, the Mets were trying to avoid being swept and lose their twelfth consecutive game to the Dodgers. If you’re wondering why I’m talking

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Bellinger Grand Slam

Dodgers Get Off The Schneid in a Grand Way, Knock Off The Mets in Gotham Opener

Coming into tonight’s series opener in New York the Dodgers hadn’t scored since the second game of the double-header on Tuesday night in Chicago. They didn’t score until the sixth inning tonight against the Mets, which meant they went 18 innings without touching home plate. Fortunately the Dodgers got off

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