I am still amazed at the great opportunities this little blog gives me sometimes. One such opportunity came across my desk. You and I have been friends for a long time, so I think it’s time you saw my beautiful face (Sarcasm) on camera. I recently sat down virtually to
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Excitement over Clayton Kershaw recording his 3000th strikeout was tempered when only moments before Max Muncy injured his knee on a stolen base attempt by Michael A. Taylor in the top of the sixth inning. He had to be helped off the field and into the dugout. It was a
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Baseball isn’t just a game — it’s an experience. The smell of fresh-cut grass at Dodger Stadium, the crack of the bat, the rhythm of the innings — it all creates something uniquely American, uniquely timeless. While modern sports are speeding up, growing louder, and leaning heavily on analytics, baseball
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It has been a while since the last article, and since then, our Los Angeles Dodgers have taken the lead in first place, holding a one-game advantage over the rival San Francisco Giants. Tonight's game will decide the winner of this series against the Giants, and not only that, but
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One of my favorite Dodgers, third baseman Max Muncy has gotten off to a dreadful start. He's slashing just .178/.282./247 (13 for 73) with no home runs and just four runs batted in across 85 plate appearances while playing in 23 games. It's super early, but the most concerning part
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Despite thousands of hate mail, dozens of death threats, (I joke about the death threats) and thousands of passive aggressive insults from Bluto, LADR has persevered over the years. This is the ninth year since I launched LADR. This is not the first time that the site has been recognized
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Night two in Chicago went about as well as night one, as once again the Dodgers fell to the Cubs by a score of 7-6. Today was a bullpen day, and the opener for the Dodgers was Ben Casparius, who pitched 2.2 innings of scoreless ball to go along with
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One look at the flags in center field at Wrigley Field would tell the players all they needed to know about today's game...wind is blowing out, and so will the baseball. Actual to fruition, this game was a straight-up old-school style slugfest, and at many times it seemed like the
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With the upcoming series with the Chicago Cubs starting tomorrow, let's look at the trade that brought Zyhir Hope to the Dodgers and Jackson Ferris. The Dodgers sent Yency Almonte and Michael Busch to the Cubs in exchange for Hope and Ferris. This was a trade for the future with
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In the battle of the last two teams to call themselves world champions, the Dodgers came out victorious and won the series after a hard-fought game on Sunday. A low-scoring affair and what some say was a questionable ending to the game, the Dodgers head to Chicago to try and
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Baseball has a funny way of making a fan happy one moment and hurting the next. Today was one of those days as our Boys in Blue had a 3-2 lead heading into the ninth with lights-out pitcher Kirby Yates on the mound to finish it. The Rangers sent Josh
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In Globe Life Field, the Dodgers knew the Rangers had assembled a team that was built to outslug opponents, and with Jacob DeGrom on the mound, the Rangers probably had some confidence coming into this game. Yoshinobu Yamamoto had other ideas and not only outpitched Degrom but kept the Rangers
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First things first, I am going to be real and state that the odds of Shohei Ohtani pitching at some point this season for the Dodgers are pretty much a guarantee. Another bit of not-so-shocking news, however, is that his pitching debut has been pushed back yet again. I know
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It has been a while since I wrote an article for LADR, and I apologize for that. As they say, life happens, and life has been happening here lately. How about the ultra-competitive NL West so far this young season? Every team not named the Rockies has been off to
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I’m operating on little to no sleep, but Dodgers Baseball is back so I don’t care. The Dodgers opened the 2025 season at the Tokyo dome in Japan with a two-game series against the Chicago Cubs. Last season the Dodgers made history by winning the World Series and conquering the
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The Dodgers are in Tokyo for a couple of exhibition games tomorrow before the regular season opens up against the Cubs in the Tokyo series. Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, and Roki Sasaki have already received a hero's welcome in their native country as the Dodgers have turned Tokyo and beyond
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http://gty.im/2201152106 The familiar sounds of spring have started, and I am not talking about the birds chirping but rather the sounds of the ball hitting the glove and the sweet crack of the bat blasting the ball all around the diamond. Winter is finally over, and Dodger baseball is back. The
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