As the Dodgers fly into Washington D.C. to begin a three game weekend series they’re enjoying a rare day off on Thursday. The schedule has been brutal for the Dodgers who have played the majority of their games over the last month on the road. August saw the Dodgers home
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The Dodgers are seemingly back to their winning ways, and that is thanks to Yu Darvish stepping up big against the hated ones. After pitching so lousy that talk of Darvish slipping downward in the Dodgers' postseason pitching plans began to swirl, the ex-ace showed signs tonight that he's still
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We witness miracles rarely, but tonight on Tuesday September 12, 2017 (The year of our lord) we witnessed one. The clouds parted, the skies opened up and the oceans rumbled. Birds sang and soared through the night. The traffic on the 405 came to a halt. The Dodgers finally won
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It's my job to observe and comment. I'm tasked with analyzing and opining. I'm a guy who loves to talk and write about baseball, but this team has left me speechless. How does one describe the worst slide in the history of a franchise? When it immediately follows the most
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Dear Dodgers, I've been your fan since the days that my only knowledge of you was hearing the not so far away cheers from the stadium as I played in Elysian Park when I was a child. If you put a drop of Tommy Lasorda's Dodger Blue blood next to a
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There are three things you can count on this life. Those three things are death, taxes, and the Dodgers losing in the first inning of a baseball game. That happened yet again on Sunday afternoon as the Dodgers lost their tenth consecutive game to the Rockies 8-1. The Dodgers continue
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The Dodgers found another way to lose on Saturday night. Alex Wood gave up runs early, and the defense wasn't sharp. The offense is starting to show life and the bullpen has been solid lately. Instead of Dave Roberts worrying about why fans are booing Pedro Baez. Roberts needs to
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I've been a Dodgers fan for a very, very long time. Let's just say that I've been a fan long enough to remember the Dodgers winning the World Series. Twice. I've been present at Dodger Stadium for plenty of incidents that made me angry towards individual players, the Dodgers, and of
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The Dodgers have been mired in one of the most pathetic losing streaks we’ve seen in recent years. They’ve now lost 8 in a row, 13 of their last 14, (that’s a 1-13 record over the last two weeks) and show no signs of ever winning a baseball game again.
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Will this nightmare ever end? The Dodgers lose again 5-4 to the Rockies. The Dodgers have now lost 13 of 14. Last night Clayton Kershaw couldn't right the ship. So today with the return of Corey Seager, coupled with Yu Darvish on the mound, the Dodgers hoped to turn the
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Should we begin with the bad news, the really bad news, or the pretty good news? I'll just lay them out and let you decide which is which. First off, the Dodgers - along with everybody else - were not-so-secretly hoping that good ol' Clayton Kershaw was going to just bounce
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The due to lose/win factor is very important in baseball. No matter how good or bad a club is, they are always due to win or lose at some point. That’s what I was hoping for before the Dodgers and the dbacks played the series finale on Wednesday night at
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Last night the Dodgers dropped their fifth game in a row, and fifth recent - with one more contest remaining - against the suddenly rampaging Arizona Diamondbacks. That said, don't despair, Dodgers fans, because there are some bright spots to be gleamed from last night's loss. First off the proverbial bat,
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The boys have dropped 3 series in a row and got crushed last night 13-0 by the red-hot Diamondbacks. Is it time to panic? Are the Dodgers done for? Will the suck continue? Plus, a Beer Review from Deschutes Brewing, Pacific Wonderland. Enjoy our quick video before tonight's game. https://youtu.be/qkm8OYWQE-g
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I’m running out of ways of explaining how much the Dodgers suck in written form. No matter how much of a wordsmith you think I might be, not even Walt Whitman can elaborate this collapse. The Dodgers rolled over like an orphaned puppy dog on Labor Day. On a day
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The Big Blue Steamroller needs a tune up folks - maybe even an overhaul. It's the final month of the season, and the Dodgers look tired and lost. Lost on the mound and tired at the plate. Sure, there are some bright spots. Yasiel Puig is still earning a Gold Glove
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