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.
Saturday afternoon marked the return of the Dodgers FanFest, a celebration allowing fans to get up close and personal with the players on the team and visit Dodger Stadium before the season officially starts. This is the first time the festival had occurred since 2020 before the Covid-19 pandemic halted the start of the baseball […]
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As the 2023 season prepares to get underway, the Dodger faithful have quite a few things to look forward to. Most already have their calendars marked for the first Spring Training game, which is just one month away, and Opening Day 2023 a mere 63 days away. The first FanFest since 2020 is scheduled for
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The first day of a new year is always packed with possibilities. And so it is for 2023. Day-1. January 1, 2023. It’s an empty slate. As we close the door on 2022, most Dodger fans are aware of the ups and downs of another season come and gone. Los Angeles lost their voice in
In baseball circles, one will often hear this movie quote attributed to the game’s great players, current and past. As the year ends and people prepare for their New Year’s Eve parties, there is still one more celebration a day before 2022 ends. On Friday, Hall of Fame pitcher Sandy Koufax celebrated his 87th birthday.
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“That is the way this game is – you win, you lose, you celebrate, and you suffer.” – Hall of Fame broadcaster Vin Scully * * * * It is no secret this off-season has been brutal for Dodger fans. In recent years, they have been spoiled with big moves and even bigger news. Instead,
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Day Three of the 2022 Winter Meetings proved to be another eventful one, and the week isn’t yet half over. Loyal fans are still waiting to see what roster moves their respective Front Offices will make in the weeks leading up to Spring Training 2023. Tuesday saw more farewells occurring, as another two pitchers departed
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The 2022 MLB Winter Meetings are upon us, and for the first time since the pandemic, they will be held – in-person – in San Diego, California. The industry gathering kicked off Sunday at 4:00 pm and promises to be a busy week for most. The thirty teams and their various representatives were already working hard at
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It has been a relatively quiet off-season for the Boys in Blue, yet for better or for worse, the ‘Hot Stove’ continues to smolder. When the final out was recorded in the post-season ending a record year for the Dodgers, most fans knew the team would have many free agents hitting the market. Ideally, the club would
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The off-season is a mixed blessing after the long regular and postseason schedule. Many diehard fans need the emotional break but soon miss their favorite sports fix. To stave off the withdrawals from a game that keeps us company from the Spring to the better part of Fall, many turn to the “hot stove” chatter
It is easy to get spoiled as a Dodger fan when your team has 110 wins and is seemingly breaking records each and every night since clinching their postseason berth. However, it bears remembering that it takes two teams to play, and any team can win on any given night. Sunday was a perfect example