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Dodgers notes: Offense, Freddie Freeman, Miguel Rojas (opens the original)
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As the Los Angeles Dodgers await the outcome of the final game between the Philadelphia Philles and Atlanta Braves to see who they will face in the NLDS, the team is busy working on keeping their bats and arms fresh and ready for the road to a three-peat that lies ahead. As Bill Plunkett of the OC Register notes, the last two championship wins were won mainly on the backs of the pitchers - the bullpen in 2024, and key starters in 2025. Could this finally be the year that the Dodgers win it by ha
Dodger notes: Kyle Tucker, Josue De Paula (opens the original)
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The Dodgers are in their bye period, getting everyone healthy and their pitching lined up how they want it for the NLDS that will start this Saturday at Dodger Stadium. The Dodgers will play the winners of the Braves/Phillies Wild Card Series. Fans of other teams often accuse the Dodgers of buying their championships, and does one player who joined the Dodgers this off season need to have a great October to wipe out his dismal regular season? Kyle Tucker signed a four-year, $240 million contract
Dodgers notes: Postseason bullpen in a good spot (opens the original)
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Tuesday night’s game against the San Diego Padres was reminiscent of the 2024 playoffs when the Dodgers were forced to employ a bullpen in the NLDS to keep their playoff hopes alive against those same Padres. Both outcomes were the same, with the bullpen shutting down the Friars and getting a big win. That postseason saw a lot of bullpen usage, and in this one the Dodgers are stacked with starters. Still, the bullpen is always a big part of the postseason. As Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic points
Dodger notes: Edwin Diaz and the state of the pitching staff (opens the original)
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The Los Angeles Dodgers made Edwin Diaz the highest paid closer over the offseason. Now, he might not even make the postseason roster. Diaz had a rehab outing Sunday in which he faced eight batters, retiring only two while walking three and hitting a batter. He threw 30 pitches to get those two outs, with only 13 strikes. Manager Dave Roberts talked about his recent woes on Monday before the Dodgers game against the Cincinnati Reds. “He needs to pitch better. It hasn’t been good,” Roberts said o
Dodgers notes: Shohei Ohtani on injured list, Freddie Freeman sits (opens the original)
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If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. The Los Angeles Dodgers are in the final stretch of their push to get to the end of the season, and while they are winning much more as of late, they have to do their best to stay ahead of the Atlanta Braves for the second seed in the NL as they are still dealing with injuries to key players. Wednesday night’s game saw both Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman out of the Dodger lineup, with and Ohtani heade
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