After disappointing '25 campaign, Betts set on regaining MVP form
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- With one of his worst offensive seasons behind him, Mookie Betts set out to do something he's never had to do in his dozen years in the big leagues: work on "rewiring" his swing.
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Snell's odds of being ready by Opening Day are 'probably zero'
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The writing on the wall has gotten clearer with each day that passes at Dodgers camp, but the team has at last acknowledged the reality of the situation: Blake Snell is highly unlikely to begin the season in the rotation. "He’s not on a mound right now.
Yamamoto set for Classic, but how will LA's loaded rotation look Opening Day?
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- With Yoshinobu Yamamoto headed to the World Baseball Classic, the battle to fill out the back end of the Dodgers' rotation could begin to intensify. Yamamoto made his second and final Cactus League start in Friday afternoon's 12-4 loss to the Giants at Scottsdale Stadium, stretching out
Rojas honors '90s baseball legends with custom Air Jordans
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Miguel Rojas was one of many kids growing up in the 1990s who wanted to be like Mike. Rojas drew attention on Tuesday -- which also happened to be his 37th birthday -- for wearing a pair of Air Jordans that resembled cleats that Michael Jordan himself
It took 6 games, but Smith provides Dodgers' first spring homer
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- You have to go back more than 10 years to find the last time the Dodgers went five regular-season games without going deep. And yet this spring, the back-to-back champions were undefeated through five games -- but had yet to leave the yard.
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Kim impressing, but 2B position battle will proceed without him
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- With a limited time to make a good impression in his second big league camp, Hyeseong Kim has already given the Dodgers a lot to think about. But for the next two weeks or so, the position battle at second base will proceed without him.
Sasaki working on expanding pitch mix as he seeks to win rotation spot
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- It was just one spring start, the first of several to come. But these games that are meaningless in the big picture could be of some consequence to Roki Sasaki.
'Definitely nerve-wracking': Ryan sharp in first outing since August '24
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- River Ryan is still unproven in the big leagues, but the first impression he made 18 months ago has held strong.
Here is each team's best power-hitting prospect
Power wins games. As MLB Network insider Tom Verducci has noted, the last six World Series champions have ranked first, third, fourth, third, third and second in regular-season home runs.
Stone impresses in long-awaited return to mound, eyes Dodgers rotation
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Dodgers may have come into Spring Training with their rotation more or less set, but don't count Gavin Stone out from the mix.
What other bold goals can Ohtani shoot for?
Jazz Chisholm Jr. raised eyebrows when he told the media last week that he’s aiming to join Shohei Ohtani in the 50-50 club. While it’s rare to hear players be this vocal about specific goals in a season, it’s also the time of year when media members and fans alike
Krug, who played key role in perfect game -- and 'Field of Dreams' -- dies at 86
Chris Krug, the former Chicago Cubs catcher who played a pivotal role in Sandy Koufax’s perfect game in 1965, passed away on Jan. 16 in Wildomar, Calif. He was 86 years old. The passing was confirmed by his daughter, Chrisann Burull, of Riverside, Calif. Krug had a somewhat overlooked but
Vesia feels the love from fans in emotional return to mound
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- After all that he has been through, Alex Vesia looked rather like his usual self when he took the mound at Camelback Ranch for the first time this spring. But every day, he and his wife, Kayla, carry the memory of their late newborn daughter, Sterling Sol,
Rushing knows he has a lot to prove this spring -- and he likes that feeling
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- As much as he would have liked to play better in his rookie season, Dalton Rushing enjoys the feeling of coming into a new season with something to prove. "I love the fire of not performing and not doing the things I'm capable of, really, last year,"
Dodgers get first look at Tucker in game action in his spring debut
PEORIA, Ariz. -- The early days of spring are usually a time for hitters to ease back into their swings on the backfields. That's not necessarily the case in Dodgers camp, as Kyle Tucker has learned. Tucker has taken live at-bats against the likes of Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Shohei Ohtani and
As Ohtani leaves camp, Dodgers trust him to balance pitching ramp-up, Classic
PEORIA, Ariz. -- A wry smile settled on Shohei Ohtani's face as the two-way superstar considered the following scenario. Bottom of the ninth inning. Championship game of the World Baseball Classic. A rematch between Samurai Japan and Team USA. Could Ohtani stop himself from volunteering to take the mound in
1 dark horse candidate for each team's Opening Day roster
Spring Training is not just a time for players to get back into game shape. It's also a time of opportunity. Though teams already have a good idea about their Opening Day lineups, the full rosters usually aren't completely set when players report to camp in Florida or Arizona. That
Yamamoto solid in 1st (but not last!) Cactus start before Classic
TEMPE, Ariz. -- When Yoshinobu Yamamoto's afternoon on the mound was over, manager Dave Roberts had a message to deliver as he came to take the ball: "Good luck in the WBC." Yamamoto walked away, bemused. He thought he was going to take the mound one more time this spring.
Dodgers add Suwinski to outfield mix, place Kiké on 60-day IL
TEMPE, Ariz. -- The Dodgers bolstered their outfield mix by claiming outfielder Jack Suwinski off waivers from the Pirates on Saturday afternoon. To clear a spot on the 40-man roster, utility man Kiké Hernández was placed on the 60-day injured list. Suwinski, 27, is out of Minor League options, meaning