Earlier this week when the Dodgers were on the brink of losing their 12th consecutive game, an unnamed Dodgers beat writer asked several players in the Dodgers clubhouse if they were doing anything unusual to help them snap out of their current 1-16 skid. To the surprise of this particular writer, he was told “yes” […]

Anyone who has ever been to AT&T Park in San Francisco will tell that, in spite of being home to the Dodgers most-hated rivals, it is – hands down – one of the most beautiful ballparks in all of baseball. Opened on April 11, 2000 and having gone through a series of name changes – […]

* * *  UPDATE: Hoskins hit another home run on Thursday to bring his total to 18  * * *  He’s the 24-year-old kid from Sacramento, California with the unusual first name. But mark my words, it is a name that everyone – including the Dodgers – will soon come to know very well. His name […]

To say that Tuesday night’s 5-3 win over the San Francisco Giants was enormous is a major understatement. In addition to what would have been the Dodgers 12th consecutive loss, it also might have been Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw’s second, something almost unheard-of these days. But in addition to snapping the worst skid in LA […]

The Dodgers announced their preliminary 2018 regular season schedule on Tuesday. In addition to the usual National League suspects, 2018 will again feature interleague play within the American League West, which is always fun because interested Dodger fans won’t have to travel quite as far should they choose to follow their beloved Dodgers on the […]

The good news is that if you stayed up until 2:11 am PT to watch the completion of the very long rain-delayed game between the Dodgers and Giants at AT&T Park in San Francisco and you were also following the live-game chat on Twitter, you enjoyed some incredibly humorous – albeit sarcastic – tweets from […]

At first it was simply one of those things that make you say “huh.” I first noticed it on Monday, September 4 as the Dodgers were taking batting practice before the first of three games against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Dodger Stadium. The Dodgers had just returned home from a dismal seven-game road trip that […]

When Dodger Stadium opened on April 10, 1962, it was considered the crown jewel of major league baseball. Then Dodger owner Walter O’Malley had fulfilled his dream of building a new home for his beloved Dodgers that could seat over 56,000 fans and park over 16,000 automobiles, something that New York City Parks Commissioner Robert […]

If you were among those who showed up ‘fashionably late’ to Dodger Stadium on Friday night, you missed out on two things. First, you missed out on receiving a Cody Bellinger bobblehead given away to the first 40,000 fans in attendance of the eventual sellout crowd of 53,632; and second, you missed seeing the first signs of […]

Among the last things anyone ever wants to hear is “I told you so,” but the simple fact is … I told you so. Those who follow this site with any regularity are well aware that in addition to covering the Dodgers, we also cover their minor league affiliates. As such, we generally have our […]