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Dodgers Place Rich Hill on Disabled List With Finger Injury, (Not a Blister Apparently), Call Up Adam Liberatore

The Dodgers had gotten through spring training with minimal injuries. With the exception of the wrist fracture to Justin Turner, and Tom Koehler’s right shoulder capsule strain, the rest of the club went into opening day with good health. Now the injuries are starting to hit again and I fully

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Dodgers Win

Farmer’s Insurance: Dodgers Finally Win a Series

It’s hard to believe but the Dodgers had yet to win a series coming into Tuesday evening’s match against the Padres in the second game of the three game set with the Friars. It seemed that they were poised to do just that after Alex Wood turned in 5.1 innings

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Clayton Kershaw

Clayton Kershaw Dominates, Dodgers Finally Beat Snakes on Jackie Robinson Day With a Little Help From Yours Truly

The Dodgers finally got off the floor on Sunday afternoon and defeated the Arizona Dbacks 7-2 to snap a franchise record eleven game losing streak versus the Snakes. On Jackie Robinson Day they made Jackie proud by jumping out to a 7-0 lead early and never relinquishing. Clayton Kershaw tossed

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Yasiel Puig Catch

Kyle Farmer’s Pinch-Hit Double Gives The Dodgers a Happy Flight Home

The Dodgers entered Sunday afternoon’s series finale against the Giants in desperate need of a win. After Saturday night’s 14-inning loss and another Wilmer Font failure the Dodgers were in danger of finishing with a win-less road trip. The Dodgers were 0-4 on the current trip after the one rain

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Rich Hill

Dodgers @ Giants Saturday Lineups, Pitching Match-ups

The Dodgers were supposed to play a three game series in San Francisco starting on Friday night. Mother Nature had different ideas with the opening game being rained out yesterday evening. The Dodgers will make up the game as part of a double-header on April 28 because they come back

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Dave Roberts Made Some Mistakes During The Dodger’s Torturous 15-Inning Loss, Let’s Discuss

Dodger’s manager Dave Roberts is a great manager; actually he’s one of the best in baseball. But even the best have bad games or make poor calls from time to time. Nobody is exempt from making mistakes, and nobody is perfect. The thing is it is ok to point out

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Chris Taylor scores

Dodger’s Bats Explode in 9-0 San Francisco Beatdown

It looks like my prognostication that the Dodgers would never score again was wrong. In my defense it looked like that was certainly the case. I mean the way they were hitting it was very possible that the boys in blue would not score a single run for 162 games. Then

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Picard wearing Dodger hat

The Dodgers Gave Us an Entire Game of Automatic Outs

When you think of the absolute worst possible way to start a season the Dodgers looked you square in the eyes and pointed a finger in your face while saying watch this. Welcome to the 2018 Los Angeles Dodgers baseball season. The Dodgers haven’t scored a run after playing the

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Yasiel Puig

What is The Dodger’s Optimal Lineup Order?

A lot has been discussed about lineup creation. While it is somewhat important, it’s not as vital as you might think it is. What’s most important is putting your best hitters in the lineup and more specifically making sure your top three hitters get as many at-bats as possible with

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Clayton Kershaw Opening Day

Dodgers Lay Egg in Opening Day Loss: Giants 1 Dodgers 0

Just in time for Easter too. There’s nothing more irritating than losing to the Giants. But losing to the Giants on opening day 1-0 is possibly one of the most aggravating ways to lose to the Giants. That’s exactly what the Dodgers did on Thursday afternoon on Opening Day at

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