One week after Ryan Ward was designated for assignment, he is moving on from the Los Angeles Dodgers organization and now will be part of the Chunichi Dragons of the Nippon Professional Baseball league (NPB), according to Fabian Ardaya of the Athletic.
The Dodgers announced that the contract of first baseman/outfielder Ryan Ward has been sold to the Chunichi Dragons of Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball.
Despite winning the 2025 PCL MVP award, Ryan Ward’s tenure with the Los Angeles Dodgers lasted just 20 games. A September slump and a positional redundancy as a left-handed outfielder ended the 28-year-old rookie’s time in the organization.
The Los Angeles Dodgers activated Kris Bubic off the 60-day injured list and optioned Paul Gervase ahead of Wednesday’s game against the Cincinnati Reds.
The Dodgers announced that left-hander Kris Bubic has been reinstated from the 60-day injured list. Right-hander Paul Gervase has been optioned to Triple-A Oklahoma City to open an active roster spot.
With MLB rosters set to expand to 28 players on Sept. 1, the Los Angeles Dodgers appear primed to move Teoscar Hernández into somewhat of a platoon role amid his ongoing struggles this season.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are gearing up for what should be an interesting trade deadline. The Dodgers don't have many holes across the roster to fill, which could lead them to either stand pat or only make smaller trades around the edges of the team.
As the MLB trade deadline approaches on Aug. 3, the Los Angeles Dodgers find themselves in a familiar position, boasting what is probably the best team in baseball as they aim to win a third straight World Series.
The Los Angeles Dodgers activated Teoscar Hernández off the 10-day injured list and optioned Ryan Ward to Triple-A Oklahoma City before Monday’s game against the A’s.
The Los Angeles Dodgers continue to be the premier organization in Major League Baseball. That comes as little surprise considering the star power on their roster.
Ryan Ward finally received a long-awaited opportunity to make his MLB debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers this season and now he’s taken on a larger role.
Los Angeles Dodgers rookie Ryan Ward delivered a career milestone on Wednesday night, blasting his first Major League grand slam during the team’s road matchup against the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have seen plenty of talented players come up through the system, with many of them being younger guys who get a chance due to injuries.
Ryan Ward had a game to remember in the Los Angeles Dodgers’ 9-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday afternoon. Ward, starting in left field, went 1-for-2 with his first career Major League home run.
Longtime minor leaguer Ryan Ward just accomplished something in the majors that he's likely dreamed about for many years. Ward, the Los Angeles Dodgers' No.
Though the 2026 MLB season is just barely a month old, some are already looking forward to the trade deadline, where the Los Angeles Dodgers will absolutely be a player even if they maintain the best record in the NL.
Over the last few minor league seasons, the Los Angeles Dodgers have had multiple blue-chip prospects in their system. Players such as Zyhir Hope and Josue De Paula found themselves near the peak of Just Baseball’s Top 100 list, giving them one of the strongest farm systems around the league.
The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Colorado Rockies, 12-3, on Monday to improve to 16-6 on the year. LA split the four-game set with the Rockies and will head back to California to take on the rival San Francisco Giants on the road starting Tuesday.
It was only one game, and Ryan Ward probably won’t get many more before he heads back to Triple-A Oklahoma City. Nonetheless, Ward did enough in his major league debut with the Dodgers on Sunday to improve his trade stock — which could mean more to the Dodgers’ front office than what the 28 year-old did in a 9-6 loss to the Colorado Rockies.
The Los Angeles Dodgers placed first baseman Freddie Freeman on the paternity list Sunday and called up outfielder Ryan Ward to the major leagues for the first time after seven minor league seasons.
One of the Los Angeles Dodgers' prospects who has been in the minors for the past seven years is reportedly getting his first opportunity in the big leagues.
The Dodgers are calling first baseman/outfielder Ryan Ward up to the Major League roster, The Athletic’s Fabian Ardaya reports. The corresponding 26-man move isn’t yet known, and Ward was already added to Los Angeles’ 40-man roster back in November.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are calling up outfielder Ryan Ward, per multiple reports. Ward is the No. 19 ranked prospect in the Dodgers farm system, per MLB Pipeline.
Fresh off winning the 2025 World Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers are already focused on building their roster for the 2026 season with multiple transactions on Thursday.
Ryan Ward just might be the best player in the minor leagues you’ve never heard of. Outside of Los Angeles and Oklahoma City, not many fans know about Ward.
Ryan Ward entered Thursday with five home runs on the season, but none of them were quite like the one he hit against the El Paso Chihuahuas. The Oklahoma City Comets outfielder stepped up to the plate in the seventh inning of a 3-3 ballgame, which was the front end of a doubleheader.