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The Dodgers acquired former All-Star closer Corey Knebel from the Milwaukee Brewers and tendered contracts on several players.
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Former Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda, who has been hospitalized since Nov. 8, is out of intensive care and doing rehab.
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Attorney for Astros owner Jim Crane asks an L.A. Superior Court judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by former pitcher Mike Bolsinger or move it to Texas.
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Major League Baseball may decide to recognize the statistics of players from the Negro Leagues, which could knock some iconic white players down the lists.
A Dodgers spokesman says former manager Tom Lasorda remains in the hospital, but his condition has improved.
Major League Baseball is quietly reaching out to fans to learn what would make them feel safe at the ballpark amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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.
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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.
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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.
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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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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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Los Angeles issued a modified stay-at-home order Wednesday night mirroring new L.A. County rules. “Just be smart and stay apart,” Mayor Garcetti said.
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The case of the death of newborn Boaz Yoder plunged detectives into the murky world of USC’s ex-medical school dean, Carmen Puliafito.
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California averages 14,120 COVID cases a day with more than 8,200 hospitalized, both records, as state and local officials weigh lockdown measures.
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The Promenade 2035 project will replace a shuttered shopping mall in Warner Center with a new “downtown district” featuring a supermarket, public plazas, high-density housing and a 10,000-seat sports and entertainment venue.
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Thomas Girardi is accused in a federal lawsuit of stealing from Lion Air crash victims to pay for expenses for his wife, ‘RHOBH’ star Erika Jayne.
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What is it like to be a contact tracer during the pandemic? For Levonn Gardner, it’s an exercise in empathy and patience.
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Veteran federal judges were holding off on retirement until Trump lost. Now there’s a backlog and no clear path for Biden to replace them.
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Before the decision was ultimately reversed, hundreds of coronavirus testing appointments at L.A.'s Union Station were set to be canceled to accommodate production for a remake of the ‘90s rom-com “She’s All That.”
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