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A Dodgers spokesman says former manager Tom Lasorda remains in the hospital, but his condition has improved.
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Major League Baseball may decide to recognize the statistics of players from Negro Leagues, which could knock some iconic white players down the lists.
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Major League Baseball is quietly reaching out to fans to learn what would make them feel safe at the ballpark amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The Dodgers should have the payroll wiggle room to add players this offseason and not surpass the competitive balance tax threshold.
Dodgers star Justin Turner is a free agent, and the Dodgers are expected to explore other options at third base such as a trade for Nolan Arenado.
The Dodgers moved outfielder Zach Reks and pitchers Gerardo Carrillo, Andre Jackson and Edwin Uceta to the 40-man roster, shielding them from the Rule 5 draft.
Mike Bolsinger, who blames the Astros for his inability to find a pitching job, wants to ask Jim Crane about Jeff Luhnow’s lawsuit in a deposition.
The Dodgers will cut ties with their rookie-level affiliate in Ogden, Utah, as part of the downsizing scheduled to take place across the minors for 2021.
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The Dodgers issued layoffs across the organization Wednesday due to the economic losses from the coronavirus pandemic, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
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Pedro Báez provided the Dodgers with a consistent bullpen option during the World Series, but will the Dodgers give him the contract he wants?
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Cody Bellinger, 25, dislocated the shoulder when he smashed forearms with Kiké Hernández celebrating his go-ahead home run in Game 7 of the NLCS.
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Andrew Friedman, in his sixth year in Los Angeles, constructed a team that posted the league’s best record and highest win percentage by any club since 1954.
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The Dodgers will stage a drive-through holiday festival at Dodger Stadium to celebrate the season as well as the team’s World Series championship.
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A look at reasons the Dodgers could re-sign free agent Kiké Hernández and why it might not happen. Where else could he land?
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Kim Ng realizes that becoming the first female general manager in a major sport is about more than baseball, and her idol Billie Jean King echoed the sentiment.
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Justin Turner, Kiké Hernández, Joc Pederson and Blake Treinen are among the Dodgers’ free agents this offseason. Here’s a look at their statuses.
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Former Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda has been admitted to the hospital, the team announced Sunday. The 93-year-old is in intensive care.
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The Dodgers plucked Jake McGee off the MLB scrap pile and his fastball, and career, came to life. Now a free agent, the future is unclear.
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Alex Wood’s return to the Dodgers was not as triumphant as he had hoped — until that final appearance in Game 6 of the World Series against the Rays.
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Kim Ng is the Miami Marlins’ general manager, making the longtime baseball executive the first woman and first Asian American to hold the position in MLB.
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From the acquisition of Mookie Betts to the shortened season to the playoff bubble, the Dodgers experienced a range of emotions en route to a World Series title.
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Looking at where Los Angeles-based sports team owners donated money to Democratic, Republican and nonpartisan causes ahead of the 2020 election.
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Complete coverage of the Dodgers winning their first World Series championship since 1988 after defeating the Tampa Bay Rays in the 2020 World Series.
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L.A. County faces its worst numbers ever as the COVID-19 pandemic continues its rampage across California and officials weigh further restrictions.
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As coronavirus cases surge, L.A. officials consider new rules that would allow many businesses to remain open but with limited customer capacity.
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What you do — how we ALL act in the next six weeks — will make the difference between an inconvenient fall and a disaster that will take years to overcome.
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One out of every 145 people in L.A. County is infectious COVID-19, officials said — a drastic jump from two months ago, when the rate was about 1 in 880.
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Diego Maradona, who led Argentina to victory in the 1986 World Cup but was tormented by drug abuse and illness in his later years, has died at 60.
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With many of us eschewing the usual holiday travel, this will be the year of turkey dinners a la Zoom and Facetimed feasts.
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