Blake Treinen Passes Important Test During Dodgers Rehab Assignment
Blake Treinen pitched on consecutive days for the first time during his Dodgers rehab assignment, an important test for the veteran reliever as he works his way back from right elbow inflammation.
Mookie Betts Sends Reminder After Dodgers Get Swept in Atlanta
Mookie Betts offered some perspective after the Dodgers were swept by the Braves, reminding everyone that Los Angeles endured sweeps last season and still went on to win the World Series.
The Dodgers Look Built for October — Until They Face October-Level Competition
The Dodgers have one of baseball’s most talented rosters, but recent struggles against postseason-caliber opponents are raising questions about whether Los Angeles can consistently deliver when October arrives.
Kyle Tucker Out of Dodgers Lineup vs. Braves as Struggles Continue
Kyle Tucker is out of the Dodgers’ starting lineup for Thursday’s series finale against the Braves, with Los Angeles facing left-hander Chris Sale as Tucker continues an uneven first season in L.A.
Dodgers Drop Second Straight to Braves in 6-5 Walk-Off Loss
The Dodgers rallied to tie Wednesday’s game in the seventh inning, but Ha-Seong Kim delivered a two-out walk-off single as the Braves handed Los Angeles a 6-5 loss.
Gavin Stone Looks Sharp in Latest Dodgers Rehab Start
Gavin Stone continued his encouraging return from shoulder surgery, throwing four scoreless innings with five strikeouts in his latest rehab appearance for Triple-A Oklahoma City.
Roki Sasaki Headed to Injured List After Sudden Blister Tears During Dodgers Start
Dodgers pitcher Roki Sasaki is headed to the 15-day injured list after a blister suddenly tore open on his right middle finger during Wednesday’s start against the Braves.
Will Smith Homers, Shines Behind Plate in First Dodgers Rehab Game
Dodgers catcher Will Smith made an encouraging return to game action Tuesday, hitting a two-run homer and throwing out a runner in his first rehab appearance with Triple-A Oklahoma City.
Dodgers Rally From Early Deficit but Fall 4-3 to Braves in Series Opener
The Dodgers erased an early three-run deficit and Tyler Glasnow settled down in his return, but Ozzie Albies delivered the deciding run as Atlanta beat Los Angeles 4-3 in Game 1.
Dave Roberts Provides Encouraging Update After Shohei Ohtani Injury Scare
Shohei Ohtani appeared to be favoring his leg during Tuesday’s Dodgers-Braves game, but manager Dave Roberts offered an encouraging update after the Dodgers star remained in the game.
Dodgers Announce Multi-Year Partnership With Prediction Market Kalshi
The Los Angeles Dodgers have announced a multi-year partnership with prediction-market platform Kalshi, including Dodger Stadium signage, fan activations and naming rights to the Kalshi 435 Club.
Blake Snell Is Locked In as Dodgers Rotation Gets Healthy
Blake Snell has allowed just seven hits with 21 strikeouts over 18 innings since returning from elbow surgery, giving the Dodgers another dominant starter for the stretch run.
Report: Patrick Soon-Shiong Interested in Buying Dodgers — But Team Is Not for Sale
Patrick Soon-Shiong reportedly would be interested in buying the Los Angeles Dodgers if Mark Walter ever puts the franchise up for sale, but team president Stan Kasten insists no sale process exists.
Clayton Kershaw Joins SportsNet LA Booth for Dodgers-Braves Opener
Dodgers legend Clayton Kershaw will make his SportsNet LA analyst debut Tuesday, joining Joe Davis for the series opener against the Atlanta Braves.
Dodgers Have October Plan for Shohei Ohtani’s Pitching Buildup
Shohei Ohtani could return to the Dodgers mound as soon as this weekend in Detroit, but Los Angeles is thinking bigger. The goal is to gradually build Ohtani toward five-inning starts by October.
Dodgers-Braves Series Could Have Major October Implications
The Dodgers and Braves begin a crucial three-game series in Atlanta with postseason seeding, a potential first-round bye and an important head-to-head tiebreaker all in play.
Tyler Glasnow Officially Returns to Dodgers Rotation Tonight in Atlanta
Tyler Glasnow is officially back. The Dodgers activated the right-hander from the 60-day injured list, and he will start Tuesday night against the Atlanta Braves after a dominant rehab assignment.