Rangers comeback to beat Dodgers 8-4
Photos by Dominic Ceraldi Rangers salvage game 3. Beat Dodgers 8-4. Scoring Summary Inning LAD TEX 1st Muncy homered to right (392 feet), Betts scored, Freeman scored and Taylor scored. 4 0 1st […]
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New York Mets vs Los Angeles Dodgers NLDS Preview
By Stephen Elliott The winner of this series will represent the National League in the World Series. The New York Mets have the best pitching staff in the league. For the Dodgers, it’s time to get […]
Magic Johnson Delivers, By Doing Things His Way
By Mark Miller Even at age 55 and more than two decades removed from his stellar basketball career, Earvin “Magic” Johnson still displays the radiant smile and positive attitude that has been his lifelong trademark. […]
2015 MLB Trade Deadline Winners and Losers
By Matthew Behrndt The non-waiver trade deadline came to end after a fantastic few days leading up to a lackluster final day of free agency. Even though the final day was a disappointment considering […]
Dodger’s Ryu to Undergo Shoulder Surgery
By Michael Hanley The Dodgers received bad news on the pitching front, as they will be without one of their starters for even longer. Los Angeles starting pitcher Hyun-Jin Ryu will be undergoing shoulder surgery […]
2015 NL West Preview
By Michael Hanley Baseball is nearing its return, time for a rundown of the NL West for 2015. I am listing these previews on how I predict each team will finish in the division. First […]
Dodgers Sign Hector Olivera to Six Year, $62.5 Million Contract
By Michael Hanley The Dodgers have landed another highly coveted Cuban prospect in Hector Olivera. Los Angeles came to terms with the infielder on a six year, $62.5 million deal, besting other suitors who were […]
The Other Boys of Summer: Mike Marshall
By Mark Miller The one thing nearly everybody remembers about the 1988 World Series was the pinch-hit home run by Kirk Gibson to end Game 1. Who doesn’t recall him limping around the bases pumping […]
Los Angeles Dodgers vs St. Louis Cardinals Preview
By Rodney Fisher The two best teams in the National League will either begin or end their journey in the NLCS. The St. Louis Cardinals will have a chance to tie the MLB record for […]
History (Cough) Never Repeats
By Will Martin The other day was spent watching playoff baseball while filing reports and uploading podcasts on my computer. The Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers were playing Game 2 of their series. A […]