The Dodgers are on a mission this October. I don’t think any team can stop them. The club rebounded nicely after their 7-3 loss in game 2. The Dodgers flew into New York knowing they need to win at least two out of three to send the series back to
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How’s the gaslamp quarter doing after tonight’s NLDS game 5? It’s probably quiet as a mouse. How’s Los Angeles doing after tonight’s NLDS game 5 between the Dodgers and Padres? Pretty darn good. That’s because the Dodgers silenced the Padres and their trash talking with a 2-0 win at Dodger
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What could bring me out of my writing slumber? Probably a Shohei Ohtani walk-off grand slam home run amidst an historic 40/40 season. You could say that Ohtani is pretty dang good at baseball. Well that’s what happened as the Dodgers used two clutch home runs to down the Rays.
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The Dodgers have reportedly reacquired former Dodger Enrique Hernandez from the Red Sox in exchange for pitchers Nick Robertson, Justin Hagenman and some potassium. I joke about the potassium, but the super utility man is rejoining the Dodgers in a bizarre move that I think will benefit the boys in
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We don't know when the 2021 season will start and what it will look like. We also don't know what the 2021 Dodgers will look like as they attempt to defend their World Series Championship. The Dodgers come into the winter as champions with a number of free agents, which
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The Dodgers just pulled off one of the greatest comebacks in postseason history with a 4-3 win over the Braves in game 7 of the National League championship series to win the National League pennant on Sunday night at Globe Life field in Arlington Texas. The Dodgers down 3-2 in
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I understand that you can’t win every game, but this is the postseason and the Dodgers turned in an absolute listless effort in game 1 of the NLCS on Monday night at Globe Life. It’s a seven game series, I know but the energy levels between the two teams was
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Opening Day. Short season, weird rules, universal DH, and a pandemic. I was not enthused, to say the least. Then it was 24 hours away and I could feel the annual excitement growing. By game time yesterday, I had the Opening Day set up ready to go in the garage, and
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There may not be many commenters left over here, but that doesn’t mean I’ve forgotten how to write a good old fashioned recap. It’s like riding a bike you never forget. So let me pull up my suspenders grab my Dodger cap and dust off the computer. The last official
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Things were looking super grim for the Dodgers in the sixth inning of game 3 of the NLDS at National’s park on Sunday night at Washington D.C. Don’t tell me you weren’t worried. I was petrified. After all things were not going well. They were down by two, the ghost
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The Dodgers came from behind to overcome a 2-1 deficit by scoring one run in the eighth and another in the ninth to defeat the New York Mets 3-2 in the Gotham City rubber game on Sunday Night baseball. Jedd Gyorko’s RBI single broke a 2-2 tie and plated the
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The Dodgers are flying into Washington D.C. to begin a weekend series against the Nationals. The trade deadline is looming and the club is already making moves. They’ve announced that Austin Barnes has been optioned to Oklahoma City and top prospect Will Smith has been called up. Smith will join
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What could be better than an Arizona meltdown in the bottom of the ninth? A Giants meltdown certainly. Maybe a Cubs meltdown is just as good? Or perhaps an Angel’s meltdown as well? I know a Rockies or Padres meltdown is pretty cool too. Whatever the case the Dodgers incredibly
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Dodger’s super utility man Enrique Hernandez has long been a favorite whipping boy of this site over the last several seasons. It’s primarily due to his terrible batting and on-base skills. This year is no different with Hernandez batting a minuscule .215 and posting a .287 OBP over 286 plate
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It doesn’t take a scientist or a forensic expert to figure out that three Dodger batters are stinking up the lineup. Three Dodgers are terrible hitters and having them in the lineup at the same time let alone hitting back-to-back-to-back is dooming the Dodgers to certain defeat over the last
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Wednesday’s exciting four-run Dodger come from behind win was certainly enthralling. The Dodgers scored four runs in the bottom of the ninth against New York closer Edwin Diaz to overcome an 8-5 deficit. Tonight’s game wasn’t quite at the same breakneck pace of last night’s slugfest but it was just
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