Dylan Hernández is a sports columnist with the Los Angeles Times. Before that, he was the Dodgers beat writer. Hernandez grew up in South Pasadena and graduated from UCLA in 2002, after which he worked at the San Jose Mercury News for five years.
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Shohei Ohtani the pitcher, the Dodgers learned, isn’t as playful as Ohtani the hitter. He snarls. He barks. He’s emotional, even downright combative at times.
Shohei Ohtani, arguably the biggest one-of-a-kind talent in baseball history, will finally get to showcase his skills on the pitching mound for the Dodgers.
Los Dodgers se han negado a emitir un comunicado en apoyo a sus seguidores que protestan contra las redadas del ICE que han destrozado familias en el sur de California.
The Dodgers have declined to release a statement in support of their fans protesting ICE raids that have ripped apart families in Southern California.
Despite the pitching struggles, Dave Roberts remains a calm influence on his players and has the Dodgers in position to win the West again.
Clayton Kershaw has looked finished before, and he wasn’t. Even with diminished stuff, he’s found ways to get hitters out, so why should this time be any different?
Every time the Dodgers slugger hits a home run, reporters track down who caught the souvenir. “We’re writing human-interest stories with Ohtani as a cover.”
Shohei Ohtani consistently delivers big plays for the Dodgers, offsetting the absence of other star players and making the team a title contender.