Los Angeles Dodgers

7th Heaven for baseball fans. The San Diego Padres and the Los Angeles Angeles Dodgers played their seventh game of the season against each other Sunday at Dodger Stadium, and like the six games before, it was thrilling baseball. The Padres rallied from a 6-run deficit in the final three innings to force extra innings, then pushed across a run…

The Dodgers will be trying something new during this Saturday’s game against the Padres — a dedicated section of the Loge level for fans who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

The San Diego Padres lost 4-2 to the Milwaukee Brewers Wednesday at Petco Park, and the defeat may have came with a serious cost. Padres starting pitcher Dinelson Lamet, in his first start of the season,  left after the second inning with right forearm tightness.  That is troubling because Lamet’s 2020 season was cut short by right forearm issues,...

The Padres closed out their first road trip on a solid note, and now the fun begins. Derek and Darnay pass along some promising updates on Dinelson Lamet and Fernando Tatis Jr., who appear ready to rejoin the team soon. Derek shared some of headlines from his chat with Padres CEO Erik Greupner about Petco Park capacity and giveaways. Then…

His fist was raised high in the air in triumph. The ball hadn’t even landed yet, but it was as if Walker Buehler already knew what was about to happen. Over 300 feet away Mookie Betts was hastily backpedaling before leaping up at the last second. His eyes closed as he crashed into the wall. He had just made the…

Game 7 of the National League Championship did not disappoint for Dodgers fans. Enrique Hernandez and Cody Bellinger both homered as Los Angeles came from behind in the series to beat the Atlanta Braves, 4-3, advancing to the World Series for the third time in four years.

Clayton Kershaw woke up on Thursday morning with the lowest opening day ERA in history. But by the end of the afternoon, that was no longer the case. Kershaw allowed six runs in his ninth career opening day start, and the Los Angeles Dodgers lost to the Colorado Rockies 8-5 at Coors Field in the first game of the 2021…

The Padres total payroll for the 2021 Major League Baseball season is $161 million, up from $76 million in 2019 and $32 million in 2017. Let’s follow the money.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are a champion with the blues. On the one hand, the team is ecstatic that they finally won the World Series in 2020, ending a 32-year drought. On the other hand, lifting the Commissioner’s Trophy inside Globe Life Field, nearly 1,500 miles away from Dodger Stadium can be melancholic to say the least. The Dodgers Game…

San Marcos resident Kameron Brummer’s impressive knowledge of the current Padres roster was captured on video by his mom, Sonja Brummer, at a July 1 game at Petco Park when the Padres took on the Los Angeles Dodgers. At only 3 years old, the toddler knows each player on the Padres lineup.

Tommy Lasorda, the eternally optimistic Hall of Famer who managed the Los Angeles Dodgers for 20 seasons and led them to two World Series titles, is getting a fitting tribute this weekend.

Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda died on Thursday night after suffering cardiopulmonary arrest. He was 93.

Tommy John has been battling COVID-19 for at least three weeks, but the former pitching great disputes reports that he is a coronavirus denier.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are World Series champions, but it’s not all champagne and celebrations for the organization. ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne reported on Wednesday that the Dodgers have issued layoffs throughout the franchise as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak financial havoc throughout Major League Baseball. According to Shelburne, the Dodgers informed their employees on Wednesday of the layoffs....

Former Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda, 93, has been hospitalized in Orange County, the team reported Suday.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health initially reported that five members of the Dodgers organization tested positive, but by Saturday the number had grown to nine.

Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner was pulled from the World Series-clinching game Tuesday after testing positive for the coronavirus.

Mookie Betts came to the Dodgers to make a World Series difference. With a mad dash to home plate, he put Los Angeles over the top.

Dodgers star Clayton Kershaw beat the Tampa Bay Rays for the second time in six days, escaping a fourth-inning jam with a quick reaction throw to cut down a runner trying for a rare steal of home plate, and Los Angeles held on for a 4-2  win and a 3-2 World Series lead