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Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman was noncommittal about Kenley Jansen remaining as the team’s closer in 2020.
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Andrew Friedman will continue in his role as head of baseball operations with the Dodgers. His contract had been set to expire this month.
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It was a tough loss, but did the team learn anything from it?
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Dodgers’ David Freese, a clutch hitter and clubhouse leader, has retired after 11 seasons that include World Series and NLCS MVP honors at St. Louis.
The Houston Astros in 2017 and Chicago Cubs in 2016 traded top prospects and were rewarded with World Series titles. The Dodgers similarly ought to go all in.
Dodgers baseball chief Andrew Friedman hasn’t agreed to a new contract, and the Red Sox have an opening that might entice him. Dodgers roster tinkering awaits.
The merciless booing of Dodgers manager Dave Roberts in the NLDS Game 5 loss to the Nationals was understandable, but it rightly didn’t lead to his being fired.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts was heavily criticized after the club’s season-ending NLDS loss to the Washington Nationals, but he will return next season.
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Dodgers manager Dave Roberts’ allegiance to Clayton Kershaw and over-reliance on Joe Kelly were only two of the perplexing moves in the loss to the Nationals.
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The Dodgers need answers to many questions after being eliminated by the Washington Nationals, but the identity of their ace isn’t one of them.
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It wasn’t supposed to end like this, but it did.
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Howie Kendrick was struggling mightily in the NLDS until his grand-slam home run propelled the Nationals to victory over the Dodgers in Game 5.
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Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw suffers one more disappointment and so does a city starved for a title.
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Catastrophic decisions by Dave Roberts to use Clayton Kershaw and Joe Kelly with the season at stake doomed the Dodgers to an almost unfathomable loss.
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Clayton Kershaw gives up back-to-back home runs before Joe Kelly surrenders a grand slam in the 10th inning of a 7-3 NLDS Game 5 loss to the Washington Nationals.
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The 90-mile creeping section between San Juan Bautista and Parkfield hasn’t seen a big earthquake in the modern record. Scientists are intrigued.
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Boise is a midsize city with a manageable homeless population. But it is setting standards for how much bigger cities deal with homeless encampments.
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Some Democrats are appealing to the same sense of abandonment and powerlessness among voters that Donald Trump played to in 2016.
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