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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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While Dodgers fans agree the Houston Astros should vacate their World Series title, not all believe L.A. should be awarded the championship.
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The Dodgers aren’t scheduled to face the Astros next season. But that doesn’t mean Houston won’t be hearing if from the Dodger faithful.
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Although MLB says it has no proof that the Astros used electronic buzzers to relay signs, Cody Bellinger and other players were outspoken in their reactions.
“If they’re going to go back to 2017 with penalties for the Astros,” Dodgers legend Carl Erskine said, “then I want them to go all the way back to 1951 to help us.”
Legends replaced: Alex Faust takes over for Kings’ Bob Miller, Joe Davis for Dodgers’ Vin Scully, and Brian Sieman for Clippers’ Ralph Lawler.
The L.A. City Council drafted a resolution requesting that MLB take the Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros championship trophies and hand them to the Dodgers.
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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The penalties handed out to the Astros were far too lenient.
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The Boston Red Sox parted ways with manager Alex Cora, whose involvement in the Astros’ sign-stealing scandal was deep. Players emerged unscathed, raising questions.
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Veteran third baseman Josh Donaldson, the last premier free agent on the market and a focus of the Dodgers’ offseason efforts, is joining the Minnesota Twins.
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MLB cited the 2017 Astros for violations of rules that banned the use of video equipment to steal signs. Shouldn’t that make the Dodgers World Series champions?
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The Dodgers were cheated out of the 2017 World Series title. This is fact after an MLB investigation said the Astros used technology to cheat and beat L.A.
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Houston Astros manager A.J. Hinch and general manager Jeff Luhnow were fired Monday after MLB revealed the results of its investigation into cheating by the club.
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Dave Roberts is a devout Christian, but he wasn’t aware of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes’ anti-LGBTQ stance before he agreed to speak at an FCA event.
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Messages released this week indicate Rep. Devin Nunes’ office was aware of efforts to gather dirt on Joe Biden in Ukraine, an issue at the heart of the impeachment of President Trump.
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Brookside is an enclave in Mid-Wilshire that is named for the water that runs from the Hollywood Hills through the neighborhood and out to Ballona Creek.
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Travel readers respond to a rich variety of content, including Real ID and more travel mistakes.
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Pretty soon, LeBron James will pass Kobe Bryant for third on the NBA’s all-time scoring list. For Bryant, it will be something to celebrate.
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Rick Singer’s pitch was simple: For a fee he could help get children of affluent parents spots on USC and UCLA athletic teams, even if they didn’t play the sport. In fact, most didn’t.
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