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Davey Lopes, Dodgers speedster and longtime coach, dies at 80
sports2 days ago

Davey Lopes, Dodgers speedster and longtime coach, dies at 80

Davey Lopes, a Dodgers stalwart and one of baseball’s premier baserunners, died at age 80. A 1970s second baseman for L.A., he collected 418 stolen bases with the Dodgers, led the league in steals in 1975 and 1976, won a Gold Glove in 1978, and earned four straight All-Star selections, helping the Dodgers win the 1981 World Series; he later played for the A’s, Cubs and Astros before long coaching stints and a Brewers managing job (2000–02). Career totals include 1,671 hits in 1,812 games and 557 steals. The baseball world mourns his passing.

Yamamoto’s Mission: Pitching His Way to Baseball’s Best
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Yamamoto’s Mission: Pitching His Way to Baseball’s Best

Dodgers ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto is pushing toward being viewed as baseball’s best, turning in six-plus innings to move to 2-1 with a 2.50 ERA while aiming to finish more seventh innings and reach 200 innings this season. He emphasizes step-by-step progress, aided by a grueling off-season program under trainer Osamu Yada, and remains motivated by Shohei Ohtani’s praise but focused on steady improvement.

Dodgers unveil lavish 2025 World Series rings
sports13 days ago

Dodgers unveil lavish 2025 World Series rings

Los Angeles celebrated its 2025 World Series title with an ultra-lavish ring—14-karat gold studded with hundreds of diamonds and sapphires, featuring a diamond-spangled 'WORLD CHAMPIONS' banner and a sapphire LA logo, a removable top with Game 7 dirt, and a 'Back 2 Back' motif—before a star-studded ceremony where players like Yamamoto and Ohtani were honored, and Clayton Kershaw received his third ring and threw out the ceremonial first pitch as he retires.

Dodgers Rally Past D-backs 8-2 Behind Pages' Three-Run Blast
sports15 days ago

Dodgers Rally Past D-backs 8-2 Behind Pages' Three-Run Blast

In an MLB spring-training-style game, Los Angeles rolled to an 8-2 win over Arizona. The Diamondbacks plated two in the fourth on Perdomo's homer, but the Dodgers answered with a four-run fifth inning capped by A. Pages' three-run shot and a subsequent RBI single from Will Smith. Los Angeles then added four more in the seventh, highlighted by Tucker's double, Betts' RBI, and Smith's homer, while Arizona was held scoreless after that as the Dodgers pulled away.

Opening Day showdown: Diamondbacks visit Dodgers on NBC/Peacock with Gallen vs Yamamoto
sports15 days ago

Opening Day showdown: Diamondbacks visit Dodgers on NBC/Peacock with Gallen vs Yamamoto

Opening Day at Dodger Stadium features the Dodgers raising their 2025 World Series banner and hosting the Diamondbacks. The game starts at 8:30 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on NBC/Peacock, with Zac Gallen starting for Arizona and Yoshinobu Yamamoto for Los Angeles. Jason Benetti will call the action with Luis Gonzalez and Orel Hershiser, and Bob Costas will host the pregame alongside Clayton Kershaw.

Dodgers Eye Historic Three-Peat in 2026, True Blue LA Predicts
sports16 days ago

Dodgers Eye Historic Three-Peat in 2026, True Blue LA Predicts

True Blue LA’s staff predicts a 2026 Dodgers season built around added star power (Kyle Tucker, and Edwin Díaz), deep pitching and continued depth, aiming for a third straight World Series title. Projections vary but generally center on 100+ wins, strong postseason potential, and some cautious notes about health and balance, with optimism for a historic run in 2026.

Three-Peat Ambitions, Lockout Looms and a Robot Strike Zone Define 2026 MLB Preview
sports16 days ago

Three-Peat Ambitions, Lockout Looms and a Robot Strike Zone Define 2026 MLB Preview

A forward-looking MLB preview outlines 12 key storylines for 2026, from the Dodgers’ pursuit of a third straight title and the potential impact of the Automated Ball-Strike System, to Tarik Skubal’s final Detroit season before a likely record-breaking free-agent contract, the looming CBA lockout, Tony Vitello’s debut as an MLB manager, a wide-open AL East, and possible surprises like the Marlins, Royals, Reds and Athletics.