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Over the past three seasons, the Dodgers' Cody Bellinger has been unable to replicate his 2019 MVP campaign, when he slashed .305/.406/.629. Last season was especially tough for Bellinger, who went on the injured list April 6 with a hairline fracture in his left leg and missed seven weeks.
Clayton Kershaw is still his Hall-of-Fame self
When Clayton Kershaw entered free agency for the first time in his career last year, there was a bit of uncertainty about his career.
It's the music, man: Can Dodgers closer Craig Kimbrel trace turnaround to a song?
The Los Angeles Dodgers became Major League Baseball's first team to win 100 games and are on pace to break the franchise record for wins (106). If the team has a weakness, it's closer Craig Kimbrel.
Comparing Dodgers' impressive playoff streak to dominant Yankees, Braves
While the Dodgers have kept a core group of players intact for most of the team’s playoff streak, they haven’t approached the success of the Yankees.
Justin Turner's timely turnaround is boosting Dodgers into postseason
When Turner signed a minor league deal with the Dodgers in 2014, he was looking for any playing time he could get.
How 2022 Dodgers compare to three of the franchise's other great teams
Although the season hasn't played out, it's clear this team could become the best in Dodgers history. Here's how it compares to three of the best Dodgers teams of all time.
Why the Mets are the Dodgers' biggest threat in the postseason
The Mets' starting pitching could be the great equalizer in the playoffs, even against the likes of the mighty Dodgers.
Dodgers have solid options with Cy Young candidate Tony Gonsolin on IL
The team called up Michael Grove to start in place of Gonsolin (16-1, 2.10 ERA), a Cy Young candidate and 2022 All-Star.
