More than a week into the new year and about a month before major league spring training camps, now is about the time when minor league coaching staffs get finalized and/or announced.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are currently in the midst of the 2025-26 MLB offseason, a few months removed from having won the 2025 World Series championship in seven thrilling games against the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Venezuelan winter league suspended play following the United States taking military action in Caracas, casting uncertainty on a couple of Los Angeles Dodgers players.
It has been a calm off-season for the Los Angeles Dodgers. The defending World Series Champions roster has remained mostly intact. However, expectations are that they will make a splash or two before Spring Training begins next month.
Brusdar Graterol was among the nine Los Angeles Dodgers players who went into the offseason eligible for salary arbitration in 2026, but that group had been whittled down come the deadline to tender contracts in late November.
The Los Angeles Dodgers recently won their second consecutive World Series title. Shohei Ohtani played a major role in helping Los Angeles win the championship.
Clayton Kershaw decided to hang up his cleats after 18 years with the Los Angeles Dodgers, and now he has to wait five years until he will be eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame as a likely unanimous first-ballot selection.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
MLB free agency remains in a holding pattern despite the start of Spring Training being just over one month away, as the likes of Cody Bellinger, Alex Bregman and Kyle Tucker are among the top position players still without a new contract.
The volcano that is the Dodgers’ offseason had a decent eruption around the winter meetings, but since then, it has been relatively dormant. With fans waiting eagerly for what the next move could be, the magma is slowly beginning its ascent.
Former Dodgers pitcher and future Hall of Famer Clayton Kershaw might be retired from baseball, but that doesn’t mean he will be unemployed for long. Andrew Marchand of The Athletic is reporting that NBC Sports is interested in hiring three-time Cy Young Award Winner as a studio commentator for Sunday Night Baseball in 2026.
With Spring Training drawing nearer, the Hot Stove appears to be heating up. The Los Angeles Dodgers have made it known that they are serious about a three-peat.
Shohei Ohtani had another big year with the Los Angeles Dodgers, winning his fourth MVP award and his second straight World Series title. The Japanese superstar finished the MLB season with 55 home runs and 102 RBIs as L.A.'s leadoff hitter, all while posting a .392 on-base percentage and a 1.014 OPS.
Let’s be honest for a second—managing the Los Angeles Dodgers is probably the most thankless job in sports. If you win, the critics say, “Well, of course you won, look at that payroll.” If you lose?
The wife of Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Alex Vesia has discussed, for the first time, the death of the couple's daughter during the World Series. Kayla Vesia had chronicled the couple's life during her pregnancy on TikTok and made her final post -- before Friday night -- on Oct.
Kyle Tucker stands out as the premier talent available in this winter’s free agent pool, drawing widespread interest from contenders looking to bolster their lineups.
Dodgers starting pitcher Blake Snell had an eventful first year in Los Angeles after joining the organization on a five-year, $182 million deal last offseason.
The Los Angeles Dodgers had a clear need heading into free agency. After failing to secure a reliable closer despite signing Tanner Scott to a lucrative deal ahead of the 2025 season, the Dodgers relied predominantly on starters in the postseason as they fought their way to a second consecutive World Series title.
After 13 Major League seasons, reliever Joe Kelly has decided to call a career, as the right-hander told Rob Bradford on a recent edition (audio link) of the Baseball Isn’t Boring podcast.