I’ve had a few weeks to digest since the Dodgers were eliminated from the NLCS by the eventual World Series champion Atlanta Braves. The Dodgers certainly had some memorable moments in 2021, but I have come to the conclusion (after many nights of reflection) that the Dodger’s 2021 season, was
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It's always difficult writing the final recap of the season, so excuse me if this is a bit late. I've had some time to digest the Dodger's game 6 loss to the Braves, the series and the entire season. I'll give you my takes on the season in a moment,
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The Dodgers Won their 100th game of the season on Sunday afternoon with a 3-0 victory over the Dbacks at Chase Field in Arizona. Despite being 44 games above .500 and having the second best record in baseball the Dodgers are not going to win the NL West this year.
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Depth was always the supposed strength of the Dodgers and the Andrew Friedman era. The club has had plenty of useful players on hand in the minor leagues that they could call up in case of injuries. This year is a whole different story. One of the big reasons the
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There is a reason the Dodgers are stuck in second place, chasing the San Francisco Giants in the National League West for nearly the entire 2021 season. The Dodgers entered the all-star break with the second-best record in the National League (56-35) but two games behind the stupid Giants in
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The first Dodgers/Padres series of the regular season was billed as a heavyweight dogfight for division supremacy, and the first two rounds did not disappoint. The punk ass Padres came into the series hoping to assert their newfound authority over the NL West, despite the Dodgers winning the division the
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The Dodgers began their World Series title defense with a strange error filled opening day loss to the Rockies at Coors Field on Thursday afternoon. The MLB schedule maker gave the Dodgers a cruel joke with a four-game opening series at Coors Field. That park is a nightmare and I
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Sometimes life gets in the way of Dodger Baseball and that is exactly what has happened to me over the last few weeks. I decided to take some time off from writing and focus on other things in my life. I still kept an eye on Dodger's spring training in
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Are you ready for another LADR giveaway Contest? To Celebrate the Dodger's 2020 World Series Championship, we are going to give away, not one but three copies of the 2020 World Series Film DVD narrated by Vin Scully. CONGRATULATIONS to the following winners: Jay william Mex (I'll be emailing all of you to collect your
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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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After a monumental disaster in game 4, the Dodgers needed vintage Clayton Kershaw the most in game 5 of the 2020 World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays. Somewhat effective Kershaw showed up and pitched the Dodgers into a good position to win. Kershaw allowed two earned runs on five
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Game 4 of the 2020 World Series was a tense back and forth battle between the Dodgers and the Rays. Dodger’s manager Dave Roberts decided to make all the wrong decisions in one game tonight. He pulled Julio Urias too soon after 4.2 innings. He left Pedro Baez in far
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The Dodgers dropped the second game of the World Series to the Tampa Bay Rays by a 6-4 score as the Rays tied the series on Wednesday night at Globe Life Park. The Dodgers fell victim to their Achilles heel, which is this starting pitching. If you are forced to
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Not a bad opening act as Vin would say. The Dodgers opened the 2020 World Series with a convincing 8-3 win over the Tampa Bay Rays at Globe Life Park on Tuesday evening. Clayton Kershaw tossed six innings of one-run ball and struck out eight seemingly getting the proverbial monkey
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The reports of the Dodger’s demise have been greatly exaggerated, at least for now. The Dodgers were like a sleeping ogre in game 3 of the NLCS against the Braves on Wednesday afternoon. Imagine the Dodgers as an enormous ogre that finally woke up after a long slumber and he’s
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The Dodgers were dealt a huge blow before game 2 of the NLCS against the Braves even started. Clayton Kershaw was a late scratch because of back spasms. Nobody knows when or if Kershaw will pitch again but the Dodgers are hopeful he’ll be able to start in game 4.
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