Bats pound out 17 hits as Dodgers even SF set, keep pace in NL West
SAN FRANCISCO -- Over the Dodgers' past seven games, their starting pitchers led the way with one dominant performance after another. But when Clayton Kershaw was hit around early on Saturday night, the offense picked him up. Teoscar Hernández's three-hit, three-RBI effort helped the Dodgers beat the Giants, 13-7, evening
Muncy, Dodgers optimistic HBP to head won't be long-term issue
SAN FRANCISCO -- For the second night in a row, third baseman Max Muncy was removed from the game a half-inning after being hit by a pitch. The Dodgers do not believe there are any long-term concerns from either incident. Muncy was struck on the right side of his head
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Smith heads to 10-day IL while dealing with bone bruise
SAN FRANCISCO -- Ten days after taking a foul tip off his right hand in Pittsburgh, catcher Will Smith was placed on the 10-day injured list ahead of Saturday night's game against the Giants at Oracle Park. The move is retroactive to Sept. 10, so Smith will be eligible to
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No. 2 prospect Hope tallies three hits and four RBIs at Double-A
Leo De Vries (Athletics) continued to flash his power at Double-A, but it was another Double-A newcomer who stole the show. Zyhir Hope (Dodgers) broke out in a big way, adding his name to other top prospects Bryce Eldridge (Giants), Jett Williams (Mets) and Tre' Morgan (Rays), who all found
Outfield lasers, brash baserunning add to Dodgers-Giants drama
SAN FRANCISCO -- On a night when Yoshinobu Yamamoto was nearly unhittable and Justin Verlander was in vintage form, the pitchers' duel that made up the first seven innings of Friday night's clash between the Dodgers and Giants was a mere footnote in the end. The series of events leading
Watch top prospects De Paula, Hope at Double-A FREE tonight
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Muncy exits after HBP in his third game off the IL
SAN FRANCISCO -- Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy was removed from Friday night's series opener against the Giants one half-inning after being hit by a pitch on the right hand/wrist area in the top of the eighth. X-rays came back negative on Muncy, whose hand stiffened up. He was worried
Another rehab outing in the cards for Sasaki
SAN FRANCISCO -- After Roki Sasaki showed some encouraging signs during his latest rehab start with Triple-A Oklahoma City, he was set to fly back to Los Angeles to discuss next steps with the organization. The conclusion: Sasaki's rehab assignment will continue for at least one more start with Oklahoma
From Sasaki to backup catcher, Dodgers facing roster decisions before October
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A World Series ring would seal these (potential) HOF legacies
A Hall of Fame resume is built from all sorts of materials, from MVPs to Cy Youngs to All-Star teams to counting stats to just how much fans (and media) loved you. But one of the most impressive ones is the simplest one: Did you win a World Series? Obviously,
Breaking down Mookie's ridiculous hot streak by the numbers
The Mookie Betts you know and love is back. Betts is out of his summer doldrums. Over the last month and change, the Dodgers superstar has turned back into, well, a Dodgers superstar. As Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said the other day: "He looks like Mookie." On Aug. 4, Betts
6 veterans turning back the clock in the playoff race
Father Time catches up to everyone… or does it? A small group of veterans are defying the odds this season, pushing off their seemingly inevitable age-related decline. And their productivity is especially opportune, amid the heat of the pennant race, as their clubs vie for a postseason berth.
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LA's rotation looking deep as ever, with Snell latest starter to dominate
LOS ANGELES -- Another day, another gem from a Dodgers starting pitcher.
Yamamoto emerges in latest Pitcher Power Rankings
The heavyweights are still at the top of our Starting Pitcher Power Rankings. But even this late in the season, a couple of newcomers have broken into the Top 5. Freddy Peralta's scoreless streak for the MLB-best Brewers and Trevor Rogers' incredible resurgence with the Orioles have put them in
Edman's return allows Dodgers to shake up lineup for stretch run
LOS ANGELES -- The Dodgers came into Wednesday night's series finale against the Rockies with their most complete position-player group in quite some time -- and with it, a new-look defensive alignment in the outfield. Utility man Tommy Edman was activated from the 10-day injured list, his second stint nursing
Here are the 2025 Arizona Fall League rosters
If you thought the end of summer also brought the end of your chances to follow top prospects, just remember – there’s always desert ball. Rosters for the six Arizona Fall League teams were officially announced Wednesday afternoon, headlined by 13 Top 100 prospects, including two of the Top 5.
'He looks like Mookie': Betts continues late-season resurgence as Dodgers pad NL West lead
LOS ANGELES -- One month ago, Mookie Betts was at peace with the idea of his season being over.
No. 8 prospect Tibbs III goes deep in third consecutive game at Double-A
As the Minor League season heads into the home stretch, some of the sport's best prospects are still going strong. Jurrangelo Cijntje (Mariners) is finishing on a strong note at Double-A while a pair of 18-year-olds -- Leo De Vries (A's) and Jesús Made (Brewers) -- are proving age isn't
Sasaki K's 8 in rehab start, inches closer to Dodgers return -- likely out of 'pen
LOS ANGELES -- The Dodgers made it clear that they needed to see Roki Sasaki dominate Minor League competition before the rookie right-hander could become a viable option for the big league club.
With playoffs approaching, who will step up in the Dodgers' 'pen?
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Take a look at every ranked prospect in A-ball playoffs
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