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It’s been five years since the Dodgers traded Zach Lee for Chris Taylor. One is on track to be an All-Star. The other is trying to get on an MLB roster.
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After a gruesome knee injury nearly ended his career, Steven Souza Jr. is looking forward to proving he can still be an everyday player at the MLB level.
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Mookie Betts hit a seventh-inning go-ahead homer, lifting the Dodgers to a 5-3 win before a sellout crowd of 52,078 as Dodger Stadium reopened to full capacity.
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What will happen now that MLB has put out its memo reinforcing rules about foreign substances on baseballs?
MLB pitchers caught using illegal substances to doctor balls will be ejected and suspended 10 games in a crackdown starting Monday.
The Dodgers were held to three hits, but a strong outing from their bullpen and a couple of home runs were the difference in a 3-1 win Monday night.
A visit with Austin Donley, a Dodgers fan whose cardboard cutout was hit twice at Dodger Stadium by home run balls hit by Will Smith and Mookie Betts.
The Dodgers’ offense can’t get on track, falling to the Philadelphia Phillies, 2-0, in the series finale on Wednesday.
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A closer look at what this whole spin rate controversy means.
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Walker Buehler extended his unbeaten streak to 29 starts Sunday, underlining the important role he plays for a Dodgers pitching staff facing adversity.
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An excerpt from ‘Cheated’ tells the deeper story of the 2017 Dodgers-Astros World Series and the lengths the Astros went to win a tainted World Series title
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Trevor Bauer struggled in the Dodgers’ 12-1 loss to the Texas Rangers, capping a day of difficult news that included Max Muncy going on the 10-day IL.
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Clayton Kershaw was sharp on the mound and at the plate for the Dodgers, but Max Muncy and Cody Bellinger left the game early because of injuries.
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Rangers score three times in the ninth but leave the bases loaded as Kenley Jansen preserves the win.
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The Dodgers drafted and developed Glenn Burke, but the A’s took the lead in honoring Major League Baseball’s first openly gay player.
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Outfielder Mookie Betts returned to his All-Star form with a home run and double play on defense to lead the Dodgers to a 6-3 win over the Pirates.
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Justin Turner’s home runs lead the Dodgers to a 2-1 win over the Pirates on Wednesday in Pittsburgh.
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To commemorate the Lakers and Dodgers winning titles in 2020, Los Angeles streetwear brand Born X Raised releases its City of Champs collection.
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Dodgers pitcher Walker Buehler held the Pirates scoreless as the team held off a late rally to win 5-3 on Tuesday in Pittsburgh.
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The Dodgers sweep the Pittsburgh Pirates and pick up their 13th consecutive win against the franchise after heavy rains stop the game in the eighth inning.
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A growing contingent of medical experts is questioning the conventional wisdom that healthy children should get COVID-19 shots as soon as possible.
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A state board ends physical distancing requirements for California workers and says many fully vaccinated employees can stop wearing masks.
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It’s been five years since the Dodgers traded Zach Lee for Chris Taylor. One is on track to be an All-Star. The other is trying to get on an MLB roster.
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The loudest voices, a minority of voters, are drowning everyone else out.
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Awards columnist Glenn Whipp rounds up the Emmys news in his weekly newsletter.
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