Dodgers Face Rule 5 Decisions On Three Promising Pitchers
Christian Zazueta, Jackson Ferris and Adam Serwinowski are eligible for the Rule 5 Draft, forcing the Dodgers to decide which promising young pitchers deserve valuable spots on the 40-man roster.
Mark Walter Wants Another Decade Of Dodgers Dominance
Mark Walter wants the Dodgers to keep winning for another decade, but extending their dynasty will require turning an elite farm system into the organization’s next Major League core.
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.
Why Did The Dodgers’ Offense Fade Again?
The Dodgers led baseball offensively through June before declining during the second half for a second consecutive season. The numbers suggest the solution requires much more than simply getting younger.
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.
Eduardo Quintero Steals Three Bases In Arizona Fall League Thriller
Eduardo Quintero stole three bases while Charles Davalan and Chase Harlan each collected two hits Monday, showcasing three different types of talent developing inside the Dodgers’ farm system.
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.
Blue Dynasty Unplugged Examines How Dodgers Should Build Their Next Championship Team
George Contoyannis, Priscilla Perez, Sam Baez and Bobby Hainline welcome Empire Jeff TV for an in-depth discussion about the Dodgers’ youth movement, potential roster changes, Shohei Ohtani’s workload and MLB’s looming labor battle.
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.
Making Room For Josue De Paula Is More Complicated Than Trading Teoscar Hernández
Josue De Paula deserves an opportunity to earn regular playing time, but trading Teoscar Hernández would remove one of the Dodgers’ best hitters against left-handed pitching from a lineup that struggled badly in those matchups.
James Tibbs III Belongs In Dodgers’ 2027 Roster Conversation
Josue De Paula leads the conversation about the Dodgers’ young outfielders, but James Tibbs III’s historic Triple-A season gives Los Angeles another legitimate candidate for a major-league role in 2027.
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.
Meet Caleb Johnson, The Dodgers’ Later-Round Prospect Worth Watching
Caleb Johnson entered the Dodgers organization as a 13th-round pick, but the switch-hitting shortstop quickly drew attention by posting a .912 OPS with five home runs and nine stolen bases in his 22-game professional debut.
Josue De Paula’s Path To An Everyday Dodgers Role Runs Through His Defense
Josue De Paula’s bat made an immediate impression with the Dodgers, but Brandon Gomes says improving the 21-year-old’s outfield defense will be a major offseason priority as he pushes for an everyday role.
Will Klein Undergoes Elbow Surgery, Expected Ready For Spring Training
Dodgers reliever Will Klein underwent right-elbow surgery to remove bone chips and address a bone spur, with the team expecting him to recover in time for spring training.
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.
Dalton Rushing Set For Elbow Surgery, Faces Nine-Month Catching Recovery
Dalton Rushing is set to undergo a hybrid internal-brace procedure on his right elbow and could need approximately nine months before returning to full-time catching, although he may be able to resume hitting sooner.
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.