October isn’t won in July, but it can be lost there. For a Los Angeles Dodgers team cruising toward a 14th straight playoff berth, this stretch of the calendar matters more than the standings let on. Let’s face it. The Dodgers are absolutely cruising right now. As of this writing they own the best record […]
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Dalton Rushing had every reason to disappear this week. Instead, he went 4-for-4 with a homer. Let’s actually sit with what this kid has been dealing with, because it’s not normal. Will Smith, the actual starting catcher, the guy who’s been the steady presence in this clubhouse for years, has been out with a neck
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Opening Day is a couple of days away. Everyone is talking about Shohei Ohtani. Everyone is talking about Kyle Tucker‘s arrival. Everyone is talking about the three-peat. Nobody is talking about Mookie Betts. And that’s exactly the problem. In the loudest, most star-studded lineup in baseball, Betts has somehow become an afterthought heading into Opening
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Let’s get the easy part out of the way: yes, the 2025 Dodgers finished 12 games below their preseason over/under. Yes, they prioritize October over June. Yes, Freddie Freeman and Mookie Betts aren’t getting younger. The entire betting world has internalized these talking points, which is exactly why the over at 103.5 is where the
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Well, Los Angeles Dodgers fans? We got what we wanted — a big Game 1 win over the Reds. But it didn’t come without a scare. For seven innings, everything was clicking. Blake Snell looked every bit like the October ace L.A. signed him to be. The offense was blasting homers left and right. It
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Clayton Kershaw is retiring, and I don’t think we’re ready for it. Sure, we’ve seen the signs: injuries piling up, velocity dipping, and fewer starts. But actually saying goodbye to Kershaw? That feels different. He wasn’t just the Los Angeles Dodgers’ ace. He was baseball’s North Star for pitching greatness in the 21st century. And
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On Thursday, July 31st, 2025, the Los Angeles Dodgers acquired Alex Call from the Washington Nationals. Before the trade deadline, the Dodgers had two glaring needs: the bullpen and the outfield. While they addressed the bullpen earlier in the day by acquiring Brock Stewart from the Minnesota Twins, the team still needed help in the
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The Los Angeles Dodgers have been struggling the last couple of weeks. They’re now 5-10 in July, and something needs to change. With the trade deadline coming up on July 31st, they have their work cut out for them. We’ve already had a huge trade this season involving the NL West, with the Giants acquiring
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Standings & Division Overview We’re just a little over halfway in the 2025 season, and when we look at the standings right now, things are looking pretty good for the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NL West. They’re 55-32, and are 8.5 games ahead of the San Diego Padres, 9 games ahead of the San
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The month of May will certainly be an eventful one for this Los Angeles Dodgers team, and in this article, we’re going to look at all the stats so far for each player this month, then preview the next month for the Dodgers. Let’s begin! (ALL RECORDS AND STATS ARE AS OF: APRIL 30 EST)
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