By Dylan Hernandez
After going through the motions early in his pro career, the 25-year-old outfielder started taking the advise of his father, Andy, a former major league outfielder and things started to click. Oh, and he got married.
By Baxter Holmes
Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw is solid, allowing two earned runs and five hits in seven innings, but with half the regular lineup on the DL, hitters can't get anything going in 3-1 loss to Houston.
By Baxter Holmes
The outfielders, both out with strained hamstrings, could be back with the Dodgers next week.
By Steve Dilbeck
Having three lefties like Clayton Kershaw, Ted Lilly and Chris Capuano in one starting rotation is rare, though the Dodgers have been blessed with similar combinations in the past.
Randy Johnson, Jeff Fassero and Jamie Moyer of the 1997 Seattle Mariners are among memorable lefty starters.
By Dylan Hernandez
The second baseman returns home five days after undergoing emergency surgery on his left leg, which was injured when St. Louis' Tyler Greene slid into him at second base.
By Bill Shaikin
With the Kings' playoff run stirring up hockey fever locally, Stan Kasten says Dodger Stadium could accommodate an NHL Winter Classic game.
By Bill Shaikin
Ted Lilly has his worst game of the season as Dodgers' six-game winning streak ends.
By Bill Shaikin
Outfielder says he won't play 'what-ifs and whatnots' on whether the club will offer him an extension. General Manager Ned Colletti has said he would like to re-sign Ethier.
By Bill Shaikin
Infielder drives in the tying and go-ahead runs with a double in the ninth inning, giving him three runs batted in to help L.A. overcome an early deficit.
By Bill Shaikin
Rookie, who hit a pinch-hit, three-run home run Sunday against the St. Louis Cardinals, makes second start of his career in a lineup devoid of a whole lot of punch.
By Bill Shaikin
Reserve catcher Matt Treanor leads the charge with a two-run home run to help the left-hander win for the sixth time in seven decisions.
By Jim Peltz
Rookie's three-run drive in the seventh inning, his first home run in the majors, proves the game winner. He got the green light from Manager Don Mattingly to swing on a 3-and-0 pitch from Marc Rzepczynski.
By Jim Peltz
Second baseman had emergency surgery to drain blood and fluids from left leg he injured Friday night. Manager Don Mattingly says doctors told him Ellis ran the risk of losing the leg had it gone a few more hours without intervention.
By Bill Shaikin
They say that the game isn't enough for many fans. Changes could bring more autograph signings, giveaways and smartphone interaction.