Freddie Freeman on what it means to clinch home-field in the NL postseason: "The loudest stadium I’ve ever heard was this place in 2013 when Juan Uribe hit that home run against us. This place can get deafening. To have home-field advantage is a big deal.”
I can't believe that Cody Bellinger, the man who just a couple years ago tried to cook a pizza on a plastic cutting board, is going to be a father. What a world.
Been seeing a lot of "Dodgers should've never let Kiké go" tweets, but here's the thing: he wanted more playing time, so he went to a team that would give him that.
If I got a road jersey one, I'd hide it immediately and pretend like I just got a normal one. Tell no one, show no one. For my own safety and wellbeing.
Ready for Shohei Ohtani Bobblehead Night presented by Guggenheim? The first 40,000 fans will receive the item. As a special surprise, 1,700 road gray jersey bobbleheads will be randomly mixed in with the giveaway.
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When "Dodger fan" is a large part of your personality from March until October/November, the season ending really does become an existential crisis. What the hell am I supposed to think about now? Life? No thanks.
I'll never forget that stretch when the Dodgers kept on getting big leads thus taking away Kenley's save opportunities, so they left a bunch of candy and snacks in his locker for him
I keep seeing people using Muncy as evidence that the Dodgers cheat. Max didn't just become what he is overnight. He spent a whole season in OKC overhauling his stance and his swing. The Dodgers saw potential in him, Max worked hard, and it paid off.
Cody Bellinger hit .165 last year and just signed a $17 million contract for 2022. That’s like shitting your pants at work and your boss giving you a raise because he likes the way you poop.
It's sad to see the Dodgers trade away guys I genuinely like as players and as people. Of course seeing Mookie Betts in a Dodgers uniform will help comfort me, but as of right now this is pretty rough.