The Los Angeles Dodgers have had a slow start to the offseason. They have yet to make any additions to their roster as they will soon get set to become the first team to three-peat in a quarter-century.
Though the Dodgers are in the market for an outfielder, they’ve also discussed the possibility of dealing from their current group. Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports that Teoscar Hernandez’s name has popped up in some of the front office’s trade talks with other clubs, though the team doesn’t feel a deal is likely.
Having already exercised team options on Max Muncy and Alex Vesia, respectively, in addition to making tender decisions with arbitration-eligible players, the first move the Los Angeles Dodgers made in free agency was coming to terms with Miguel Rojas on a one-year contract.
The bullpen market has been hot across MLB, with some of the top arms that were available already signing with new clubs. The Los Angeles Dodgers have been connected to many of those players, but have yet to land one of their targets.
A Major League switch hitter has hit at least 35 home runs on 35 occasions in MLB history. How many of the switch hitters to reach that milestone can you name in five minutes?
On Dec. 4, 1958, the Los Angeles Dodgers acquired former National League Rookie of the Year Wally Moon and Phil Paine from the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Gino Cimoli.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
After winning the 2025 World Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ front office quickly got back to work with their sights set on a three-peat. Among the Dodgers’ needs are adding an outfielder and shoring up the bullpen, both of which were issues for the club throughout this past season.
Could the Los Angeles Dodgers engineer a reunion with old friend Cody Bellinger? The free agent outfielder is one of the better players at his position available on the open market.
Max Muncy has been an important part of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ success over the last decade since originally joining the team on a Minor League contract in April 2017.
One does not expect a backup catcher to become beloved by a fanbase. One especially does not expect the backup’s backup to become beloved to a fanbase, in record time no less, and then displace the backup catcher in terms of depth on the playoff roster.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are re-signing Miguel Rojas for the 2026 season, which is going to be the 13th and final year of his career. With that, Rojas is poised to play a fifth season with the Dodgers as part of a tenure that’s come over two separate stints.
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.
Dodgers manager was a guest Wednesday night on ‘Good Sports with Kevin Hart and Kenan Thompson’ on Amazon Prime, and was asked if Major League Baseball should have a salary cap.
More and more relievers are coming off the free agent board. The Giants signed Sam Hentges on December 4, a former Guardian who pitched well in Cleveland before missing all of 2025.
It has been relatively quiet the last few weeks in the baseball world, but the rumors haven’t stopped. Even though the Los Angeles Dodgers won their second title in as many years, they still have needs to address in the offseason, primarily in the outfield and the bullpen.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are bringing back veteran infielder Miguel Rojas for 2026. The one-year deal is worth 5.5 million dollars, according to Daniel Alvarez- Montes of El Extra Base.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are bringing back a World Series hero for one more season. Infielder Miguel Rojas is re-signing with the Dodgers on a one-year deal, according to Daniel Alvarez-Montes of El Extrabase.
The Los Angeles Dodgers went into the offseason with multiple free agents who contributed to their World Series win over the Toronto Blue Jays, including Miguel Rojas.
David Finley just completed in his ninth season as the Dodgers’ vice president, scouting. He wasn't the only voice in the team's front office advocating to sign Shohei Ohtani two years ago, but perhaps no one had a more effusive assessment of Ohtani's talent.
As if the Los Angeles Dodgers weren’t already public enemy No. 1, thanks to their starry embarrassment of riches and continuous player development, they just captured their second World Series title in as many years, and their third since the start of the decade. In 2024, they got the job done in New York.
Freddie Freeman is a three-time World Series champion, and it’s not like he was simply a passenger on those title-winning squads. Freeman was a prominent member of those championship-winning teams, and he’s established himself as one of the biggest postseason heroes in recent memory.
When the dust had settled and the World Series parade confetti had been cleared away, fans openly wondered if Game 7 was Max Muncy’s final hurrah in a Los Angeles Dodgers uniform.
For the second year in a row, the Los Angeles Dodgers emerged victorious in the World Series. While the club was not necessarily the best team in the game this year, they played solid ball when the lights were the brightest and came out on top because of it.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are not looking to stand pat this offseason. Fresh off securing a second straight World Series title in early November, they will field the best roster possible in order to defend their crown.