Month: April 2022

Dodgers Boast Best Record in Young Season, Plus Latest Notes

Published on by Jose G. Quevedo9 Comments

Through the first ten games of the 2022 MLB season, the Dodgers were ranked No. 1 in the first edition of MLB’s power rankings. Ever since losing two out of three games in Colorado during the Opening Series, the Dodgers have reeled off seven consecutive wins.

While it’s still really early, Freddie Freeman has looked like his MVP self, Cody Bellinger appears on his way to finding his 2019 groove, and Gavin Lux at times has looked like the Dodgers hottest hitter. If that all keeps in some sort throughout the season, it will be a very fun year.

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Dodgers and Braves Begin Emotional and Storyline Packed Series

Published on by Andy Lane Chapman5 Comments

After starting the season at 1-2, the Los Angeles Dodgers are now hitting their stride. They are 7-2, riding a six game winning streak and tied for first in the National League West.

As part of that winning streak, the Dodgers swept the Cincinnati Reds in a four game series for the first time since 1975.

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Ryan Noda Making Early Noise at Triple-A Oklahoma City

Published on by Dennis Schlossman11 Comments

There’s no question that Ryan Noda is one of the primary reasons Triple-A Oklahoma City currently sits atop the Pacific Coast League East division with a 7-4 record.

Entering Sunday’s game against El Paso, the lefty-hitting Noda is slashing a highly impressive .371/.500/.743 (13-for-35) with four homers and nine RBI. For those horrible at math, that calculates to a ridiculous 1.243 OPS.

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Kahnle, Ferguson Nearing Potential Returns to Los Angeles Bullpen

Published on by Dennis Schlossman7 Comments

While it’s too early in the season to point out any glaring team weaknesses, one area of the Los Angeles squad that may soon be receiving a boost is the bullpen.

Seven games is hardly an accurate measuring stick, but the Dodgers relief crew is currently sitting in first place in the majors with a combined 0.73 WHIP, a significantly more accurate stat than ERA when evaluating the performance of relief pitchers.

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Latest Dodger Lineups Showing Potential Firepower

Published on by Jose G. Quevedo5 Comments

Thursday’s opening game against the Reds was just a small sample size of how dangerous the Dodger lineup can truly be. The Dodgers put up three runs in the first inning off of Cincinnati opener Luis Cessa. The Reds clawed their way back into the game to tie at three until the Dodgers put up a six spot in the bottom of the eighth to grab the 9-3 home opening win.

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Thoughts on the Kershaw Kerfuffle

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The Kerfuffle heard ‘round the world.

On Wednesday afternoon in a very cold field in Minneapolis, Clayton Kershaw took the mound and was about as perfect as he could be.

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Dodgers Set to Face Minnesota Twins in Interleague Play

Published on by Jose G. Quevedo5 Comments

After dropping two out of three games to the Rockies in Denver, the Dodgers will now take part in some early interleague play in Minnesota. The series in Colorado wasn’t pretty in the least, but is still very early in the season.

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Thoughts on Dodgers’ First Road Trip of the Season

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The Los Angeles Dodgers have not started their 2022 campaign in any way that they had wanted. After winning on Opening Day, they dropped their next two game to the Colorado Rockies. Both the pitching and offense left much to be desired.

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Rockies Handle Sluggish Dodgers in 2022’s Opening Series

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Although the Dodgers showed a bit of spark and promise on Opening Day, there wasn’t really much to write home about in the next two games, as the Rockies took 2022’s opening series two games to one on Sunday.

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Tony Gonsolin Begins 2022 Regular Season in Key Starting Rotation Role

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Righty pitcher Tony Gonsolin has always embraced each role the Dodgers put him in over the last three years; but for the first time in his career, he’s opening the season in the big-league starting rotation — the role in which he’s most comfortable.

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