Trade target vs. trade prize: Brewers' Henderson to square off with Dodgers' Skubal
LOS ANGELES – Brewers right-hander Logan Henderson saw Sunday’s pitching matchup at Dodger Stadium and had to chuckle. It isn’t the first time he’s been connected to Dodgers Trade Deadline prize Tarik Skubal. “It’s funny how that works out,” Henderson said. It’s no secret that the Brewers made a serious
Ohtani throws off mound; Smith, Rushing take batting practice
LOS ANGELES -- A trio of rehabbing Dodgers took big steps forward ahead of Friday night's game against the Brewers at Dodger Stadium: Two-way star Shohei Ohtani threw his first bullpen session since restarting his throwing program, while catchers Will Smith and Dalton Rushing took batting practice on the field
Yamamoto dominates through 6, then Díaz gets redemption with a save
LOS ANGELES -- By and large, the Dodgers know what to expect whenever Yoshinobu Yamamoto takes the mound. The same has not been true for Edwin Díaz in his first year in L.A. But on Friday night, both hurlers rose to the occasion. Yamamoto struck out nine across six innings
Glasnow strikes out 8 in sharp rehab start, expects to make one more
LOS ANGELES -- As he closes in on his return to the Dodgers, right-hander Tyler Glasnow is bringing his best stuff to his rehab assignment, which continued on Friday night with Triple-A Oklahoma City. After posting a 2.72 ERA through his first seven starts, Glasnow has been sidelined for much
Dodgers maintain one of baseball's best farms despite Deadline departures
LOS ANGELES -- While the Dodgers traded away some serious prospect talent this summer, they also restocked their system with a couple of fresh faces. The Dodgers lost two Top 100 prospects, and three Top 30 prospects in total, to the Tigers in the Trade Deadline blockbuster that netted ace
Díaz blows third save in a week, and LA misses chance to tie for NL's best record
LOS ANGELES -- All the Dodgers needed were three outs from Edwin Díaz, but for the third time in his last four appearances, the closer failed to convert a save. The Dodgers had much to gain by winning Thursday night's series opener against the Brewers, and were in a good
With Karros on the call, Muncy passes him for most homers at Dodger Stadium
LOS ANGELES -- Since Dodger Stadium opened its doors in 1962, no one has hit more home runs at the venue than Max Muncy. Muncy moved into sole possession of first place on the ballpark's home run leaderboard in clutch fashion, coming off the bench to belt a go-ahead three-run
Yamamoto looks to continue run of dominance vs. Brewers
LOS ANGELES -- The last two times Yoshinobu Yamamoto has faced the Brewers, he has been a force to be reckoned with on the mound. On Friday, the Dodgers' right-hander will get the chance to keep his run of dominance going against the Crew. Yamamoto will take the ball for
Ohtani progresses to long toss; throwing off mound could be next
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Dodgers reset with sweep of Royals ahead of crucial set vs. Brewers
LOS ANGELES -- Coming off a stretch in which they had lost eight of nine, the Dodgers returned to L.A. in sore need of a get-right series. They got it, sweeping the Royals in three games at Dodger Stadium.
Freeman smiles through 'total body soreness' after scary tumble into opposing dugout
LOS ANGELES -- Sore in the shoulder, hand, knee and foot areas, Freddie Freeman was just glad that he didn't hit his head. Freeman was sore all over but in good spirits after taking a scary tumble down the stairs and into the visitors' dugout while trying to catch a
Lakers sale 'really has nothing to do with the Dodgers,' per team president
LOS ANGELES -- After the sports world got over the initial surprise of Wednesday's news that Mark Walter had sold the Los Angeles Lakers, many wondered whether Walter's MLB franchise -- the Dodgers -- might also be impacted by the sale. Dodgers president Stan Kasten said that will not be
Muncy delivers AGAIN with bases loaded -- this time with walk-off in 10th
LOS ANGELES -- Rather than let a leaky bullpen and a botched transfer spoil their evening, the Dodgers battled back to cue up "I Love L.A." for the second night in a row.
High-altitude rehab start may have been key to Snell's 10-K return from elbow surgery
LOS ANGELES -- In the three months that elapsed between Blake Snell's season debut and Tuesday night -- a period in which he worked his way back from surgery to remove loose bodies from his pitching elbow -- one of the toughest trials for the left-hander came one week before
Snell's Tuesday return gives LA yet another two-time Cy winner
PHOENIX -- After adding one two-time Cy Young Award-winning left-hander to the mix this week, the Dodgers slotted another into their rotation. Blake Snell was activated from the 60-day injured list to start for the Dodgers on Tuesday, one day after Tarik Skubal made his first home start as a
What are Dodgers fans most curious about post-Deadline?
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Glasnow (back) joins Triple-A OKC for second rehab start
PHOENIX -- Right-hander Tyler Glasnow took another step toward his return to the Dodgers' rotation, joining Triple-A Oklahoma City to make his second rehab start on Sunday night. After posting a 2.72 ERA through his first seven starts, Glasnow has been sidelined for much longer than expected since lower back
Dodgers drop season series vs. D-backs. What does that mean for NL West race?
PHOENIX -- If there was any silver lining as the Dodgers departed Arizona with a series loss after falling 4-2 on Sunday, it may have been that they have no more games against the D-backs on their schedule. Unless, of course, the two NL West teams meet in October.
Yamamoto bounces back from illness to play stopper with scoreless start
PHOENIX -- Yoshinobu Yamamoto hasn't been feeling his best lately, but that hasn't translated to his performance on the mound.
After late-inning drama, Dodgers claw back for 1st win in a week
PHOENIX -- For the second straight night, closer Edwin Díaz faltered with a one-run lead in the bottom of the ninth inning. But on Saturday night, it did not sink the Dodgers.
Ohtani resumes playing catch, keeping regular-season return to mound on table
PHOENIX -- After a layoff of more than two weeks, Dodgers two-way star Shohei Ohtani started a throwing progression by playing catch on the field ahead of Saturday night's game against the D-backs at Chase Field.
Dodgers' skid reaches 7 games as Díaz struggles with slider
PHOENIX -- With the chance to put their longest skid of the season to bed, the Dodgers called on closer Edwin Díaz to slam the door on the D-backs. Díaz walked his first batter, and the figurative door was ajar. The D-backs went on to wrench it wide open.
An early look at Dodgers' potential playoff roster
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Freeman pulled after HBP on right hand as precaution, X-rays negative
CHICAGO -- Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman was removed from Wednesday's 7-6 loss at Wrigley Field after taking a pitch off his right hand. X-rays came back negative, and he's expected to return to the lineup in L.A.'s next game on Friday in Arizona.
Ohtani's 1st multi-HR game of '26 not enough to stop Dodgers' skid
CHICAGO -- Shohei Ohtani may have put on a power show, but by the end of Wednesday afternoon's series finale, "Go, Cubs, Go" blared over the Wrigley Field speakers as the Cubs raised the "W" for the third time in as many games against L.A. Ohtani had his first multihomer