Ed Guzman is the Los Angeles Times deputy Sports editor. The East Los Angeles native joined the newsroom in October 2022. He most recently served as deputy editor for sports for ESPN’s Andscape and joined The Times after stints at the Oregonian, New York Times, Washington Post and Seattle Times. Guzman is a member of the National Assn. of Hispanic Journalists Sports Task Force board, and also mentors students in the Sports Journalism Institute program.
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Blake Snell struggled through his the start for the Dodgers as they fell 3-2 to the Atlanta Braves Sunday at Dodger Stadium. Their NLDS series is tied 1-1.
Ha fallecido René Cárdenas, el primer locutor de radio que retransmitió partidos de béisbol de las Grandes Ligas en español para el público nacional durante su etapa en los Dodgers.
René Cárdenas, the first radio announcer to broadcast major league baseball games in Spanish to a domestic audience while with the Dodgers, has died.
The Dodgers said it was no longer possible to renew Andrew Toles’ contract and the team is working with his family to figure out “how to best move forward.”
President Trump is planning to host the Dodgers to celebrate their most recent World Series championship, the White House confirmed Thursday morning.
With Kyle Tucker added to the Dodgers’ 40-man roster Wednesday, his introductory news conference answered a few questions.
The Dodgers took an arduous path to become the first repeat World Series champion in 25 years, getting clutch performances throughout their run, including some from unlikely heroes.
Fernando Valenzuela y otros siete jugadores serán considerados por el Comité de la Era Contemporánea del Béisbol del Salón de la Fama del Béisbol para su incorporación.
Fernando Valenzuela and seven other players will be considered by the Baseball Hall of Fame’s Contemporary Baseball Era Committee for induction.