Game two/round two of the Dodgers-Marlins pissing contest and baseball game brought young Julio Urias to the mound at Chavez Ravine. The immediate problem for the Dodgers was Urias didn't bring his best stuff along with him. After a first pitch, down the pipe, base hit by Dee Gordon, Urias spent
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This game had it all. Fantastic Dodgers pitching, glorious Dodgers hitting, old friends across the diamond, a beanball war, and almost a cycle. Whew. Here's how it went down... Things started off conservatively as the Dodgers small balled their way to a 1-o lead on an Austin Barnes RBI ground out. In the
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The Dodgers beat up on the lowly Marlins in the first game of the four game series and ten game home stand, but the win was costly. The Dodgers have lost Justin Turner for an undetermined amount of time after he suffered a right leg injury while trying to score
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The Dodgers have made losing to the Giants in San Francisco into an art form. Honestly you could consider them the Vincent van Goghs' of the loss to their hated rivals. My god it’s infuriating. I can handle the losing, but when the club totally rolls over to the Giants
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Don’t look now but the Dodgers are red hot. They’ve won 13 of their last 17 games including Saturday night’s 4-0 win over Colorado to take a 2-1 series lead and move within a half game of the Rockies for first place in the National league West. Speaking of red
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The Dodger bats have certainly woken up in recent days. It’s not surprising as the increased offense has coincided with the call-up of super rookie Cody Bellinger. Hyun-jin Ryu is most definitely cooked at this point, but the Dodgers were still able to rally in the top of the ninth
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Hey everybody, There's still time before the Dodgers - Rockies game starts to jump over to Youtube and watch our latest Series Wrap Up video. Thanks for watching and please remember to "Like" and "Share" so our videos can get more exposure (of course, we hope you'll like the videos enough to
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In the first game of the post-Andrew Toles era, the Dodgers brought us Chase Utley and Scott Van Slyke as starters and Kenta Maeda to the mound. Twenty four hours ago, the Dodgers looked like a blue behemoth running over the Pirates. Now it was looking like even money for
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What a week for the kid from Scottsdale! Cody Bellinger burst on the Dodgers scene like gangbusters, and the National League took notice. Today it was announced Bellinger is the National League player of the week for the week ending May 7, 2017. He did a lot in one week,
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They say when a door closes, a window opens. Yesterday the stoic Butter and Eggs Man, Adrian Gonzalez, stepped off the field and on the disabled list for the first time in his career. However, fans of Gonzalez weren't too sad for too long, because Cody Bellinger stepped right into place
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The Dodgers had their best pitcher on the mound in Clayton Kershaw facing the Dodgers achilles heel in a left hander named Clayton Richard. Petco park is looking more like a home game for the boys in blue these days. The game started off slow with Kershaw on the mound
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Fresh off the Cody Bellinger coming out party last night in which he blasted two homers. The Dodgers make a change in their rotation today and will go with Clayton Kershaw (4-2, 2.61 ERA) to face off against left hander Clayton Richard (2-3, 4.29 ERA). Brandon McCarthy was supposed to
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The Dodgers (and Adrian Gonzalez) read the writing on the clubhouse walls - and they must have read the writing here on LADR as well. Gonzalez signed himself onto the disabled list this morning, completing the one for one roster trade-off as Joc Pederson came back to the club after
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I thought it was pretty hilarious when Oscar called Adrian Gonzalez a file cabinet. Well the Dodgers finally placed the file cabinet on the disabled list as they activated Joc Pederson from the 10-day disabled list before their three game series in San Diego. Of course it’s important to remember that
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We all know it. We can all see it. I know the Dodgers can see it. After going 0 for 4 at the plate and failing to stop a ball that sparked San Francisco's winning rally last night, I think Adrian can see it himself, as well. The writing is on
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Last night was such a fun night, but it was back to reality for the Los Angeles Mediocrities, I mean Dodgers. After scoring 13 runs on 11 hits the night before, the Dodgers score one run on six hits and once again roll over to the Giants like a folding beach chair.
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