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Dylan Hernández

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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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Soccer

Hernández: Chicharito says he’s in ‘right place at right time’ as Galaxy’s brightest star

Soccer

Hernández: Chicharito says he’s in ‘right place at right time’ as Galaxy’s brightest star

In first interview since joining the Galaxy and MLS, Mexican soccer’s most popular player says he has plenty left to contribute.
Dodgers

Hernandez: Damaged by its scandals, MLB faces an even bigger threat that it can’t control

Dodgers

Hernandez: Damaged by its scandals, MLB faces an even bigger threat that it can’t control

From the sublime to the ridiculous: MLB commissioner is releasing official denials of unsubstantiated allegations started by unverified social media accounts.

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Cheating scandal leaves Dodgers fans feeling tagged out at home

Accusation that Angels’ Mike Trout has exemption to use HGH shot down by MLB
Soccer

Hernandez: In Galaxy of stars, Chicharito is another triumph for MLS

Soccer

Hernandez: In Galaxy of stars, Chicharito is another triumph for MLS

Javier “Chicharito” Hernández joining the Galaxy won’t turn L.A. on its head, but as with past stars he will make MLS more relevant than it was before.
Dodgers

Hernandez: Legacies of Clayton Kershaw and Yu Darvish irreparably tarnished by Astros’ cheating

Dodgers

Hernandez: Legacies of Clayton Kershaw and Yu Darvish irreparably tarnished by Astros’ cheating

Houston Astros’ sign-stealing revelations cast Dodgers pitchers Clayton Kershaw, Yu Darvish and Kenley Jansen failures in the 2017 World Series in new light.

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L.A. City Council to seek World Series titles for Dodgers amid cheating scandal

Plaschke: Dodgers definitely were cheated out of 2017 World Series title by Astros’ sign-stealing
UCLA Sports

Hernandez: USC’s bid to NCAA tournament will depend on players stepping up when needed

UCLA Sports

Hernandez: USC’s bid to NCAA tournament will depend on players stepping up when needed

Whether USC can reach the NCAA tournament will depend on their ability to win when freshman forward Onyeka Okongwu is slowed down.
UCLA Sports

Hernandez: Mick Cronin is taking an honest approach to reviving UCLA basketball

UCLA Sports

Hernandez: Mick Cronin is taking an honest approach to reviving UCLA basketball

UCLA coach Mick Cronin has a Midwestern demeanor and believes in honesty, which is why he struggled a bit to pump up the Bruins ahead of their game against USC.

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UCLA’s Chris Smith is getting more confident and it’s showing on court

It has been nine decades since UCLA’s football and men’s basketball teams were this bad
Dodgers

Hernandez: Who knew? Maybe sign-stealing is a common practice in the majors

Dodgers

Hernandez: Who knew? Maybe sign-stealing is a common practice in the majors

It’s hard to know what exactly is going on behind the scenes in baseball these days. Sign-stealing is rampant ... unless it’s not.

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Did Dodgers lose to sign-stealing cheaters in back-to-back World Series appearances?
Rams

Hernandez: Rams have made themselves relevant in L.A. but need to rediscover identity on field

Rams

Hernandez: Rams have made themselves relevant in L.A. but need to rediscover identity on field

The Rams are important enough in L.A. to have decisions scrutinized, from signing Jared Goff to a record extension to reducing Todd Gurley’s role.
Dodgers

Hernandez: Weak NL West gives Dodgers little motive to spend on free agents

Dodgers

Hernandez: Weak NL West gives Dodgers little motive to spend on free agents

The Dodgers continue to test the patience of their curiously loyal customers with a winter strategy that doesn’t mesh with winning a World Series title.

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Former Dodgers pitcher Rich Hill and his wife arrested before Patriots-Bills game
Chargers

Hernandez: Here’s why the Chargers need to part ways with Philip Rivers

Chargers

Hernandez: Here’s why the Chargers need to part ways with Philip Rivers

The Chargers will not win a Super Bowl with Philip Rivers as their quarterback, so the team needs to make a difficult — and right decision — to not re-sign him.

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Takeaways from Chargers’ loss to Raiders: Philip Rivers still wants to play

Philip Rivers admits Chargers’ support at home is ‘pretty bad’ after loss to Raiders

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