Nine Dodgers Officially Enter Free Agency As Key Roster Decisions Begin
Tarik Skubal, Alex Vesia, Kiké Hernández and six other Dodgers officially entered free agency Thursday, beginning a series of decisions that will reshape the 2027 roster.
Roki Sasaki Wants To Earn An October Rotation Spot
Roki Sasaki wants to establish himself as a dependable full-season starter and earn a place in the Dodgers’ postseason rotation after showing encouraging progress during the second half of 2026.
Civil Rights Icon Dolores Huerta Passes Away At 96
The Dodgers joined those mourning civil rights icon and United Farm Workers co-founder Dolores Huerta, who was previously honored at Dodger Stadium and threw a ceremonial first pitch during Viva Los Dodgers.
Katie Woo Identifies Possible Path For Dodgers To Re-Sign Tarik Skubal
Katie Woo believes a shorter contract featuring an enormous annual salary and opt-outs could represent the Dodgers’ best path to re-signing free-agent ace Tarik Skubal.
Miguel Rojas Begins Path That Could Lead To Dodgers’ Managerial Job
Miguel Rojas was already back in the dugout with Dodgers prospects less than two weeks after retiring. His role remains unofficial, but the move could represent the first step toward his long-term goal of managing.
Andrew Friedman Welcomes Doubts About Dodgers’ Dynasty
Andrew Friedman welcomes predictions that the Dodgers’ championship run is ending, but Los Angeles must decide whether another major addition, better depth or more opportunities for young players provide the best path back to October.
Brewers Owner Explains Why Milwaukee Passed On Tarik Skubal
Brewers owner Mark Attanasio explained why Milwaukee refused to sacrifice more young talent for Tarik Skubal, revealing the tension between protecting a sustainable contender and paying the prospect price for an October ace.
Shohei Ohtani Reportedly Talked Dodgers Out Of Sitting Him For NLCS Game 4
Jim Bowden says Shohei Ohtani convinced the Dodgers to keep him in the lineup for NLCS Game 4 before responding with an emotional three-run home run in the team’s season-ending loss.
Andrew Friedman Expects Dodgers’ Coaching Staff To Remain Intact
Andrew Friedman expects the Dodgers’ coaching staff to remain largely intact in 2027, but Los Angeles still must address its offensive approach, workload management and integration of younger players.
Miguel Rojas Retires After 13 Seasons, Will Remain With Dodgers
Miguel Rojas has retired after 13 Major League seasons, but the three-time Roy Campanella Award winner plans to remain with the Dodgers in a non-playing role that has yet to be finalized.
Shohei Ohtani Plans Two-Way Return In 2027 Despite Injury Questions
Shohei Ohtani intends to return as a two-way player in 2027, but possible offseason procedures and questions about how the Dodgers manage his workload remain unresolved.
Dodgers’ Three-Peat Bid Ends With Questions About Aging Core
The Dodgers’ pursuit of a third consecutive championship ended with an NLCS sweep, raising questions about whether baseball’s oldest position-player group needs a significant youth infusion.
Blake Snell’s Wife Receives Disturbing Threat After NLCS Game 3
Blake Snell’s wife, Haeley, shared a disturbing threat she received following the Dodgers’ NLCS Game 3 loss, months after Tanner Scott’s family was targeted with similar abuse.
Shohei Ohtani Will Remain In Dodgers’ Lineup For NLCS Game 3
Shohei Ohtani will remain in the Dodgers’ lineup for NLCS Game 3 after telling Dave Roberts he is healthy enough to contribute and believes he is close to correcting his swing mechanically.
Dodgers Considering Sitting Shohei Ohtani For NLCS Game 3
The Dodgers will discuss whether Shohei Ohtani should start NLCS Game 3 as he manages injuries and a prolonged offensive slump. Josue De Paula is reportedly the leading candidate to replace him at designated hitter if Ohtani sits.
Dave Roberts Passes Tony La Russa For Second-Most Postseason Wins By A Manager
Dave Roberts earned his 72nd postseason victory when the Dodgers eliminated the Braves, moving past Tony La Russa and into sole possession of second place in MLB history.
Dave Roberts One Win From Second Place In MLB Postseason History
Dave Roberts is tied with Tony La Russa for the second-most postseason wins by an MLB manager. A Dodgers victory in NLDS Game 4 would give Roberts sole possession of second place while sending Los Angeles back to the NLCS.
Freddie Freeman Responds To Atlanta Boos With Love And October Power
Freddie Freeman understood why Braves fans booed him during NLDS Game 3, but his appreciation for Atlanta remains unchanged. He answered the hostile reception by homering off Chris Sale in the Dodgers’ 3–1 victory.
Dodgers Move Shohei Ohtani To Fifth In Lineup For NLDS Game 3
Shohei Ohtani will bat fifth against Chris Sale as the Dodgers make their boldest lineup adjustment of the postseason before a pivotal NLDS Game 3 in Atlanta.
Dave Roberts Takes Away Andy Pages’ ABS Challenge Privilege
Dave Roberts has removed Andy Pages’ permission to initiate ABS challenges after the Dodgers outfielder wasted one on a clear strike during NLDS Game 1 against Atlanta.