Another season has come to an end, and another year where Dodgers are left wondering what might have been.
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Author: Andy Lane Chapman
Position: Columnist
Bats: Right Throws: Right
Height:5'4" Weight: 140 lb.
Born: August 30, 1976 Ft Huachucha AZ
High School: Honesdale High School (Honesdale PA)
College:York College (York PA)
Dodgers Fan Since: 1976
Favorite Dodgers Players: Steve Sax, Brett Butler, Clayton Kershaw
Favorite Band: Dixie Chicks, Miranda Lambert, Eric Church
About: Wedding flower designer, knitter, avid reader and addicted to Twitter. Lover of wine, dance parties in my kitchen, and useless information. Married to a Mets fan, Mom to 2 boys and a golden retriever.
Muncy, Dodgers Walk Off in 18th Inning of Game 3
It took every bit of 18 innings and seven plus hours, but the Dodgers have finally won a game in the 2018 World Series.
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The Two Main Reasons Why Dodgers Can Win the 2018 World Series
Though the year was as rough and unpredictable as it possibly could be, the Dodgers once again find themselves four wins away from winning a World Series Championship.
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Despite Lack Of Home Runs, Dodgers Still Lead NLCS
Somehow, the Dodgers find themselves one win away from a return to the World Series.
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Brewers Shutout Dodgers in Game 3 of NLCS
The last time the Dodgers faced Brewers’ righty Jhoulys Chacin, they teed off on him, en route to 21-5 win. But on the 30th Anniversary of Kirk Gibson‘s World Series Game One heroics, there were no theatrics to be found.
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Brewers Hold Off Dodgers in Game 1 of NLCS
The narrative for the NLCS before the game was the Brewers pitching matchups against the Dodgers‘ ability to use their bench. However, it ultimately boiled down to errors on the side of the Dodgers and Clayton Kershaw failing to go deep into a playoff game again.
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Dodgers Defeat Braves in Game 4, Advance to 2018 NLCS
The Los Angeles Dodgers have completed the first step in their quest to return to the World Series, defeating the Atlanta Braves three games to one in the NLDS. All six of the Dodgers’ runs were driven in by acquisitions they made at the summer trade deadlines.
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Dodgers Deliver in NLDS Game 2
The Dodgers are one win away from advancing to the NLCS for the third year in a row, and per usual, the big story of the night was Clayton Kershaw.
Regardless of Rotation Spot, Clayton Kershaw Still Vital to Dodgers’ Staff
There’s been a lot of chatter the last few days about the Dodgers‘ decision to start Hyun-Jin Ryu in Game 1 of the 2018 NLDS over Clayton Kershaw. So far, that decision has worked out. The Dodgers dominated the Atlanta Braves, 6-0, taking a 1-0 lead in the best-of-five series.
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Dodgers Defeat Rockies, Secure Sixth Consecutive NL West Division Title
It took every single bit of the season, having to go to a game 163, but the Dodgers have now won their sixth straight NL West Division title.
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Think Blue Planning Committee 