For those who continue to say – and believe – the Dodgers are “ruining baseball,” I’ve got some bad news for you. While fans of those teams claiming the Dodgers are “ruining baseball,” two-time consecutive World Series champion Dodgers owners Mark Walter, Magic Johnson, Peter Guber, Stan Kasten, Bobby Patton, and Todd Boehly (i.e. – Guggenheim Baseball Management) are already … [Read more...] about Stand by…
‘You Can Never Have Too Much Pitching’
Former New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner (aka: The Boss) frequently reminded fans, journalists, and his baseball operations staff of that adage, noting that pitching was vital to a team’s success, but also fragile. The Boss(Eliot J. Schechter) The 2025 Dodgers were a textbook case of Steinbrenner’s caution, as they used 17 different pitchers to start games during … [Read more...] about ‘You Can Never Have Too Much Pitching’
Turner Hopes to (Eventually) Retire as a Dodger
It’s been three years since former Dodger Justin Turner played his last game in a Dodgers uniform, but the extremely popular 40-year-old Long Beach, CA native and 17-year MLB veteran continues to put smiles on the faces of every Dodgers – and baseball – fan on the planet. This past Monday, the former eight-year Dodger hosted his ninth annual Justin Turner Foundation Golf … [Read more...] about Turner Hopes to (Eventually) Retire as a Dodger
Dodgers 2026 Infield
On the surface, the Dodgers infield appears to be set for the 2026 season, with future Hall of Fame players Freddie Freeman (first base) and Mookie Betts (shortstop) anchoring the group. If he isn’t needed in center field, Tommy Edman should be the second baseman and third base is the current domain of Max Muncy. The current reserve infielders are 26-year-old unproven Hyeseong … [Read more...] about Dodgers 2026 Infield
Are Two Enough?
It is common knowledge that nearly every Major League Baseball team carries two catchers on their active and 40-man rosters. As such, when the Dodgers released soon-to-be (on December 28) 36-year-old back-up catcher Austin Barnes on May 20th, they called up 24-year-old backstop Dalton Rushing from the Oklahoma City Comets as his replacement. Like many catchers these days, … [Read more...] about Are Two Enough?