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With elite starters Stephen Strasburg and Zack Wheeler off the market, the Angels must sign Gerrit Cole. The New York Yankees, however, could derail the plan.
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The Dodgers are pursuing third baseman Anthony Rendon, but the Washington Nationals want to re-sign him even after paying Stephen Strasburg $245 million.
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Starting pitcher Stephen Strasburg re-signed with the Washington Nationals on Monday, barely more than a month after he led them to a World Series title.
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The Dodgers have the resources and flexibility to acquire at least one elite player via free agency or trade for the first time under Andrew Friedman.
The Dodgers and the Angels have both met with star free-agent pitcher Gerrit Cole as they explore options to improve their roster coming off another disappointing finish.
The Dodgers have met with pitcher Stephen Strasburg and third baseman Anthony Rendon, who both had big roles leading the Nationals to a World Series title.
The Dodgers avoided arbitration by signing Scott Alexander and Austin Barnes to one-year deals, but they did not tender a contract to pitcher Yimi Garcia.
Seventy-two years after Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier, the Dodgers had zero African American players in 2019, and there were only 68 throughout MLB.
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An Oxnard sixth-grader was playing in a travel ball tournament that Dodgers catcher Austin Barnes attended. The boy told him a knock-knock joke afterward.
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Nearly a month has passed since the World Series and Andrew Friedman still is not under contract with the Dodgers, but he’s overseeing the baseball operations.
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Free agent and former Dodgers starter Rich Hill, who will be 40 next season, had surgery to repair a tear in the ulnar collateral ligament of his left arm.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers will take two Sundays off in 2020 for the first time since 2001, March 29 and July 12 — the Sunday before they host the All-Star Game.
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The Dodgers added three prospects to 40-man roster and the Angels added two to theirs, thereby ensuring the players can’t be taken in next month’s Rule 5 draft.
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Kenley Jansen doesn’t believe Astros’ sign-stealing cost the Dodgers the 2017 World Series, but he agrees with Rob Manfred: Cheaters must be severely punished.
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Players on the team say they stole signs the year they won the World Series.
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As a legal scholar who testified before Congress last week, I still have misgivings.
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Chicago rapper Juice Wrld suffered convulsions and went into cardiac arrest as police and federal agents were searching his and his entourage’s luggage for guns and drugs at a private hangar at Midway Airport over the weekend, according to police.
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Seeking to pressure retailers to accept recyclable containers from consumers, California proposes a $3.6-million penalty against CVS after dozens of its stores declined to redeem cans and bottles.
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Karen Littlefair acknowledged paying consultant William “Rick” Singer $9,000 for an employee to take online courses for her son, a Georgetown student. She will plead guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
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Dropping out early, she helped her vice presidential prospects and reelection chances
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