The Dodgers finally broke their 32-year championship drought by winning the World Series this year with a 6-game victory over the Tampa Bay Rays. The Dodgers had inflicted a lot of pain on Dodger fans by losing in the postseason for seven consecutive seasons before finally getting over the hump
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It still doesn’t feel real. Not for me. Not for most of Dodger nation. The drought is finally over. The Dodgers broke their 32-year championship drought on Tuesday night in Arlington Texas by defeating the Tampa Bay Rays in game 6 of the 2020 World Series by a score of
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It’s been almost 24 hours since the Dodgers lost the World Series in five games to the Boston Red Sox. Having time to reflect on the Dodger’s 2018 season has made me realize just how incredible it really was. The World Series loss was painful. Losing the World Series for
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The Dodgers were on the verge of winning game 4 of the World Series on Saturday night at Dodger Stadium. The victory would have tied the series and given them an edge with Clayton Kershaw scheduled to start game five and three games remaining in the fall classic. Everything was setup
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Max Muncy wasn't always a Dodger. He once wore Oakland gold and green, until they dumped him during Spring Training in 2017. The wolf pup was unemployed, but fate stepped in. The Dodgers saw something in Muncy, and they signed him to play for their AAA club in Oklahoma City, where
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Do you remember the great Fourth of July game at Dodger Stadium? Rich Hill died at home plate during that game, and we, the blessed holders of the great Dick Mountain Time Share Jersey, are keeping the legend alive. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrSw8oIs9XY
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The Dodgers are in an 0-2 World Series hole. The naysayers among us believe it's all over but the strike outs - but I'm not one of those. Here are three reasons why I'm still optimistic about the chances for the Boys in Blue to get off the ground and fight
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The Dodgers lost game two of the World Series to the Red Sox 4-2 on Wednesday night at Fenway Park. It was certainly a demoralizing defeat as the Dodgers come home mired in an 0-2 series hole. Being down 2-0 in the World Series isn’t an insurmountable deficit but the Dodgers
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Let's break down some of the moments that led to last night's Game 1 loss, how much they weighed on the eventual outcome, and pull out a few reasons to stay positive about the Dodgers' chances. https://youtu.be/g4flTtybrPo
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The World Series kicks off tonight at 5 PM PST from Fenway Park. This is the 20 franchise appearance for the Dodgers in the World Series, and the eleventh since the boys in blue moved to Los Angeles. The Dodgers and Red Sox have both released their 25-man World Series
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The Dodgers defeated the Brewers 5-1 on Saturday night to clinch their second consecutive National League pennant. The boys in blue will open the World Series on Tuesday night at Fenway Park in Boston against the American League champion Red Sox. The first two games will be played at Fenway Park,
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Maybe you heard the story: Shortly after the Dodgers won Game 6 of the World Series, forcing a Game 7, former Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda had a moment with Dave Roberts, the current skipper, and he gave Roberts something to chew on - Lasorda style. "You haven't done sh*t until you
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The midseason acquisition of all-star right hander Yu Darvish was supposed to put the Dodgers over the top. The Dodgers sent top hitting prospect Willie Calhoun to the Rangers for the Japanese hurler just minutes before the trade deadline. The deal was considered a go-move. It was meant to push
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The Dodgers lost the World Series to the Astros in seven games for a variety of reasons. You could point to all of them as the culprit for the club’s heartbreaking defeat culminating in their 5-1 loss in game 7 on Wednesday night at Dodger Stadium. Clayton Kershaw’s pathetic game 5
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There are few things in life more disheartening than having to admit our heroes are less than we once believed them to be. If one lives long enough, it happens a little too often, but that frequency does not make it any easier. Athletes probably shouldn't be held as close to
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One of the age old questions in baseball is whether momentum is a real thing or not. The sabermetricians will tell you that it does not exist. They’ll laugh at you and call you an idiot for even suggesting it. They’ll argue that momentum goes in the same make believe
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