Ohtani secures 6th straight 30-HR season to keep pace with PCA in tight NL MVP race
DENVER – Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong is setting a wicked pace, but Shohei Ohtani is hot on his tail in the race for NL MVP.
Ohtani throws successful bullpen session, could face live hitters soon
DENVER – A thumbs-up from Shohei Ohtani left Dodgers manager Dave Roberts grinning on Tuesday.
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Díaz heading back to IL with neck inflammation
DENVER --Edwin Díaz's difficult first season in Dodger blue took another hit on Tuesday. Los Angeles placed the All-Star closer back on the injured list with right-side neck inflammation before the Dodgers faced the Rockies at Coors Field.
Yes way! Josue De Paula clobbers first career walk-off homer
Josue De Paula has accomplished a ton during his Minor League tenure -- multihomer games, Player of the Month honors and two All-Star Futures Game selections (even winning that contest's MVP honors in 2025). But Tuesday night, he added something new to his résumé: A walk-off homer. The Dodgers’ top
Meet 'PoKikémon,' the alter ego of beloved Dodgers utility man
LOS ANGELES -- While a left elbow injury cost Kiké Hernández months of the past two seasons, the Dodgers' fan-favorite utility man came out on the other side of his rehab with something gained: a hobby. Hernández missed nearly two months of the 2025 season with inflammation in his left
Latest Dodgers injuries & transactions
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Ohtani's huge night at the plate might not even be the best news for Dodgers
DENVER -- The Shohei Show left them awestruck at Coors Field in the Dodgers' 11-5 win over the Rockies on Monday night. NL MVP candidate Shohei Ohtani smacked two home runs – a leadoff blast in the fifth and a two-run shot in the sixth -- as the Dodgers blitzed
Smith (neck inflammation) could start rehab soon on road back from IL
DENVER -- Dodgers catcher Will Smith, a key to the club’s postseason success and a player with the tools to help get the stalled offense back in gear, is churning closer to a September return. Smith, on the injured list since June 11 – and transferred to the 60-day IL
Yamamoto 4th in latest Cy Young poll
The Cy Young races in both leagues appear pretty well set as we head toward the final six weeks of the season. Cam Schlittler of the Yankees and Jacob Misiorowski of the Brewers have each seemingly had their respective awards on lock for the past few months, and that hasn't
Dodgers among 3 iconic franchises getting comic book treatment
Calling all comic lovers and baseball fanatics: All Baseball Comics is debuting a collection of three officially licensed books to expand your collection. Centered on the thesis that baseball is “the story of America,” the trio of issues features one spotlight on each of the Yankees, Dodgers and Cubs. They
De Paula tops prospect rankings in the outfield
We just revamped all of our prospect lists at MLB Pipeline. The overall Top 100 always draws the most attention, and fans from each team flock to our organization Top 30s. We also compile positional Top 10s, ranking the top talents among catchers, first basemen, second basemen, third basemen, shortstops,
The Dodgers have a bullpen problem. Here's what may have caused it
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Skubal finishes with a flourish, but Dodgers lose potentially pivotal season series
LOS ANGELES -- Tarik Skubal looked like a man on a mission in what was sure to be his final inning of work on Sunday against the Brewers. The southpaw hit 99 mph twice -- his two hardest pitches of the day -- while striking out the side in emphatic
Wrobleski (left forearm inflammation) lands on IL; Hurt recalled from Triple-A
LOS ANGELES -- While the Dodgers' rotation had been growing steadily healthier, the six-man unit took a hit when left-hander Justin Wrobleski was placed on the 15-day injured list with left forearm inflammation ahead of Sunday's series finale against the Brewers. Manager Dave Roberts is hopeful that Wrobleski's IL stint
Tommy John, whose surgery blazed a trail for countless players, dies at 83
Tommy John, a reliable stalwart of big league rotations who won 288 games over three decades while seeing his name become synonymous with a medical procedure that has saved the careers of countless other pitchers, has died. He was 83. A four-time All-Star left-hander with the second-most wins of any
Dodgers still reign No. 1 in latest Power Rankings
Some might call these the dog days of summer, but with as much activity and excitement as there has been in baseball for the last week — Field of Dreams! Joshua Báez! A wild Brewers-Dodgers series featuring the best pitchers on earth — we’ll confess to not feeling particularly dogged
Ranking every MLB farm system, 1-30
We reranked the Top 100 Prospects list. We reranked the team Top 30 lists. We reranked the positional Top 10 lists. It’s time we rerank the farm systems too.
As home slump continues, Tucker gets game off vs. Brewers
LOS ANGELES -- One week after the boos rained down on Kyle Tucker during a road game, the prized free-agent addition in the offseason has been given multiple days off this week at home to gather his thoughts. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts had Tucker out of the starting lineup Saturday
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
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
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
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