One of the reasons the Los Angeles Dodgers have been a juggernaut the last several years is their tremendous depth. As a result, they have won back-to-back World Series. However, the major-league roster isn’t the only place the depth is featured. Keith Law of The Athletic released his list of the top prospects a few days ago, and the Dodgers are tied with the Seattle Mariners … [Read more...] about Observations about the Dodgers Top Prospects
Why Kiké Hernández Is a Perfect Low-Cost Fit for These Contenders
Kiké Hernández may not dominate headlines anymore, but in today’s MLB, versatility, postseason experience, and baseball IQ are currency — and few players embody those traits better. As the 2026 season approaches, Hernández remains one of the most logical low-cost, high-impact free agents on the market. He won’t command a long-term deal, nor should he. What he will offer is … [Read more...] about Why Kiké Hernández Is a Perfect Low-Cost Fit for These Contenders
A Round Up Of Dodgers News and Notes
It has been a productive offseason for the Los Angeles Dodgers. They have plugged two significant roster holes, added to their depth, and tried to get healthy in abbreviated winter. Now, with Spring Training less than two weeks away, they have made it very clear that they are in pursuit of a three-peat. Here are the latest bits and pieces of news from Dodger Blue. A Familiar … [Read more...] about A Round Up Of Dodgers News and Notes
Looking Back on 2016’s Top 100 Prospects
One of the newest trends on social media is looking back at 2016. With this in mind, here’s a look at Throwback Thursday at the best of the best prospects from MLB.com’s preseason top 100 list. The complete list consists of 70 All-Star appearances, 3 MVP trophies, 3 Rookie of the Year awards, and plenty of gold gloves and silver sluggers. Overall, only one player on the list … [Read more...] about Looking Back on 2016’s Top 100 Prospects
Dodgers Starter Could Learn a Third Pitch Before Opening Day
Spring training is just two weeks away for the Los Angeles Dodgers. The 40-man roster is loaded, and space is at a premium. The starting rotation seems destined to remain a six-man operation, with Roki Sasaki joining it. At least it appeared that way, until manager Dave Roberts made some intriguing comments to Dylan Hernandez of the California Post. The three-time World … [Read more...] about Dodgers Starter Could Learn a Third Pitch Before Opening Day