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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FOCO has just released their annual Bobbles on Parade collection, including one for the Los Angeles Dodgers. The collection features a commemorative All-Star themed bobblehead from all 30 MLB teams to the delight of baseball fans and collectors. With the MLB All-Star game set to be played on July 11th
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As if we haven’t been subjected to enough lousy pitching this season, get ready for Noah Syndergaard the sequel. He’s coming back and the Dodgers are prepared to lose even more games while in a playoff race. Syndergaard who has been on the injured list with a blister since June
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Softball is one of the most interesting sports out there, and also one that can land you a good college scholarship. You not only stay fit and learn the ins and outs of a great national sport, but you also learn teamwork, leadership skills, and confidence. But, it’s not easy. To
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For the second consecutive night, the Dodgers shutout the Angels with another 2-0 victory in Anaheim to sweep the short two-game set. The first game Clayton Kershaw tossed seven shut out innings. In the second game on Wednesday it was the bullpen of all people that delivered with nine shutout
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I recently did an article and interview with Kash Shaikh and former Dodger Adrian Beltre. Shaikh is the Co-owner/founder of Baseball United, the first ever middle eastern/Indian professional Baseball League. I spoke with the two men and we discussed the details of the new league, along with a couple of
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To say the Dodgers are struggling these days is an understatement. They’re 5-10 in June, have dropped to third place in the National League West Standings and just got destroyed at home by their arch rival Giants. Those same Giants are now ahead of them in the standings. The Bullpen
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I’ve been advocating for a Dodger’s youth movement for a couple of years now. This season we are finally seeing those young players promoted to the big club. The Dodgers have called up a large group of rookies in 2023. I’m happy to see them play but they’ve been collectively
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I’ve been toying with the idea of shutting this site down and officially retiring from Dodger writing for a while now. Nobody comes over here and I don’t have much time to write anymore these days. But games like tonight are the reason why I keep going. Infuriating losses like
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Only a good Dodger losing streak can bring me out of my writing funk. It seems like the more things go wrong for the Dodgers, the more fuel I have to write. I’m half joking but as the Dodgers enter tonight’s rubber game against the White Sox they sit at
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Fans and collectors alike will be able to bring home a new limited-edition bobblehead of the Los Angeles Dodgers superstar, Mookie Betts. FOCO, a leading manufacturer of sports collectables, has just released a unique new collection of MLB player bank bobbleheads that fans can store their coins in. Mookie Betts is
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The Dodgers are entering an interesting phase of their next era of Dodger Baseball. They are beginning a youth movement. A lot of the veterans of this recent run have been let go. Justin Turner, Joc Pederson, Cody Bellinger, Corey Seager, Kenley Jansen among others have all left via free
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It’s been a while since my last article. What could bring me out of my early season funk? Why it’s a come from behind Dodgers win over those arrogant Padres on Sunday night baseball of course. The Dodgers down to their last out in the top of the ninth, stormed
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As I begin another Dodger season on this site I am reminded of how much I hate losing. It’s been a problem for me since I was a kid. I’ve always hated losing. So when the Dodgers were down 2-0 after the first couple of innings to the Dbacks at
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If you ever wondered what former Dodgers reliever and human rain delay Pedro Baez would do in today's new pitch clock regime, well wonder no more. That's because Rob Friedman of pitching Ninja has given us the answers. In this video you see on one side Dodgers Prospect Landon Knack,
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Sports can provide numerous learning opportunities and development for not only athletes but coaches too. But no coach is perfect. A closed-minded approach can even keep players from reaching their full potential and destroying the team. A coach must understand which areas they can improve in and learn new perspectives on
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