Focusing on the humanity of the game and remembering that baseball is supposed to be fun.
Focusing on the humanity of the game and remembering that baseball is supposed to be fun.
LOS ANGELES – It is no secret that rookie years in Major League Baseball can be a grind and a player’s sophomore year in the Show can be even more grueling. Dodger’s centerfielder James Outman got a taste for four games during the 2022 season. The following year Cody Bellinger left in free agency and […]
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Spring Training is fully underway. There is a lot of excitement for the remainder of the games at Camelback Ranch before the Boys in Blue head to Korea.
After another successful DodgerFest event at Dodger Stadium on Saturday, players and various celebrities converged at Lucky Strike Lanes at LA Live in Los Angeles that same evening to bowl for charity. Everyone turned out for the second annual Mookie Betts Bowling Event to benefit his 50/50 Foundation. The 50/50 Foundation was created in 2021
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A mass of 35,000 Dodger fans descended upon Dodger Stadium Saturday amidst a break in the weather for DodgerFest, formerly known as FanFest. The annual celebration occurs before Spring Training starts and the season officially kicks off so that fans can get up close and personal with players. The theme was coming together at Blue
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No baseball was being played on the field Wednesday afternoon, yet it was another momentous winter day at Dodger Stadium. The hot stove kept everyone warm despite the cold during the press conference introducing Los Angeles’ newest starting pitcher, Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Yamamoto, a native of Bizen, Okayama, Japan, turned 25 years old this past August
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The Los Angeles Dodgers Women’s Opportunity Network (WON) hosted its Second Annual Women in Sports and Entertainment Conference on Monday, November 13th, at Dodger Stadium. More than 400 women, this writer included, flocked to the ballpark’s infield for an afternoon of speakers and community. When the event was initially announced, Dodgers Controller and Executive Sponsor of WON
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Baseball is a game of never-ending statistics. There will always be a new record broken or a new stat for a player or a team. With all the preparation in the world, stats are just that, though, stats. The humanity of the game also needs to be taken into consideration. It takes 162 games to
The Fall Classic is upon us. That’s right, we have crossed the threshold into October. While the regular world celebrates the return of Pumpkin Spice lattes, those locked into the world of baseball will begin their annual love/hate relationship that is the Postseason. Wednesday afternoon, 1,106 season ticket holders were invited to Dodger Stadium to
“In a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened.” – Vin Scully * * * * Before Spring Training started, many doubted that the Dodgers would be in the running for the postseason, let alone clinching the NL West division for a 10th time in 11 seasons. While they might be
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