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Shohei Ohtani Undergoes Shoulder Surgery

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The Los Angeles Dodgers announced on Tuesday afternoon that superstar Shohei Ohtani underwent arthroscopic shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum. The surgery was performed in Los Angeles by Dr. Neal ElAttrache.

Ohtani injured his left shoulder on October 26 during Game 2 of the World Series while attempting to steal second base. According to the initial reports, he partially dislocated his shoulder in the seventh inning after a failed attempt, forcing him to leave the game. Though initially concerning, he continued to participate in the series with careful monitoring of his condition. The injury, while painful, did not immediately prevent him from playing in subsequent games.

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More Thoughts on an Incredible 2024 Season

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To say that the 2024 playoff journey for the Los Angeles Dodgers was an insane roller-coaster ride would be an understatement. All three series were loaded with action and excitement, providing fans of the team with some of the best postseason baseball they’ve witnessed in years.

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Dodgers Hope to Get Length from Jack Flaherty in NLDS Game 2

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The Los Angeles Dodgers’ victory over the San Diego Padres in the National League Division Series opener on Saturday was significant because it showcased their resilience and determination after being on the ropes early. The win boosted team morale and served as a crucial confidence builder, setting a strong tone for the remainder of the series. With the stakes high, the Dodgers demonstrated their ability to perform under pressure, making it one of their most memorable wins in recent seasons.

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Dodgers News and Notes – Unsung Signings, Injury Updates and More

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The Los Angeles Dodgers continue to roll. They now have won 14 of their last 16 games, including the last seven straight. They also have opened a 6.5 game lead over the San Diego Padres, with whom they will have their next series.

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Dodgers Split Korean Series, Fly Home Under Cloud of Uncertainty

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The Los Angeles Dodgers went 3-1 in their Korea era, having won both of their exhibition games, and split their series with the San Diego Padres.

In Game 1 against the Padres, the offense was sluggish early, but eventually battled back from a 2-1 deficit to win the game 5-2. Tyler Glasnow was shaky, allowing two runs over his five innings of work. The bullpen buckled in, and held the Padres scoreless, allowing the Dodgers to capitalize on a four-run eighth inning.

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MLB Celebrates Legacy of Roberto Clemente

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The 2022 MLB season marks the 21st year that the league has celebrated the legacy of Roberto Clemente, perhaps the greatest humanitarian and arguably one of the best outfielders the game has ever seen.

This year, the league recognized Thursday, September 15, as Roberto Clemente Day. It was highlighted by the Pirates — Clemente’s former team — playing the Mets in New York at Citi Field, with managers, coaches and players from both clubs all wearing Clemente’s No. 21.

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Owners and Players Finally Agree to Deal – Baseball is Back

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There will be baseball this year.

MLB and the MLB Players Union finally reached an agreement on their collective bargaining agreement Thursday afternoon.

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MLB and MLBPA Fail to Agree, Again; More Series Canceled

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It’s Deja Vu, all over again.

After another self-imposed deadline by the owners, albeit with more ramifications on the season, Major League Baseball and the Players Union again failed to make an agreement, and the full 162 game season in 2022 will not be.

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MLB and Players Union Do Not Reach Agreement – Season Will Not Start on Time

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Since the self imposed owner’s lockout began on December 1st, MLB and the Major League Baseball Players Association have sporadically been in talks about a wide range off meant to better or worsen the state of the players and the game, depending on which side you are on.

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Latest on MLB’s Lockout and Discussions

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Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association are three days in to a week of discussions to get a new collective bargaining agreement before there are games lost in the regular season.

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