We are still waiting for any news of the 2021 season, and what it will look like, especially for the Los Angeles Dodgers. But exactly one year ago was when their fortunes changed for the better.
Continue reading “For the Dodgers, What a Difference a Year Makes”
The Los Angeles Dodgers are one game away from winning the World Series.
Continue reading “Dodgers One Win from First World Series Championship Since 1988”
The Los Angeles Dodgers are going to the World Series.
Continue reading “Learning from Past Mistakes, Dodgers Are Poised to Win World Series”
A three-run homer in the top of the sixth by Dodgers’ catcher Will Smith off of Atlanta lefty reliever Will Smith sparked a 7-3 Dodger win and kept the Los Angeles season alive, forcing a Game 6 in the NLCS.
Continue reading “Will Smith’s Three-Run Homer Sparks Dodger Win in Game 5”
Game 4 started off much differently than Game 3, in more than one way. Game time temperature was about 30 degrees less, with wind gusts up to 22 MPH blowing in from centerfield. The Dodgers also failed to score in their first two innings, and couldn’t muster more than two runs.
Continue reading “Dodgers Fail to Capitalize on Momentum, Fall 10-2 to Braves in Game 4”
It was a classic pitching matchup of two really good pitching staffs. But, in the end, the Atlanta Braves broke it open, beating the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-1 in Game 1 of the 2020 NLCS.
The Los Angeles Dodgers continue their quest to win the 2020 World Series today by starting a best-of-seven series against the Atlanta Braves in Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.
Continue reading “Dodgers Set to Open NLCS Against Atlanta Braves”
It wasn’t neat, it wasn’t necessarily tidy. But when all was said and done, the Dodgers got the win, and that’s all that matters.
Continue reading “Dodgers Opinions: Thoughts on What is Learned from NLDS Game 2”
The Dodgers swept the Brewers 2-0 in a best two-out-of-three Wild Card series. Manager Dave Roberts and his ballclub moved onto the Division Series with relative ease. There wasn’t really wasn’t any point where the Dodgers didn’t look in control. The bullpen pitched a scoreless six innings in the first game and got nice help from Clayton Kershaw in the second game. Kershaw looked like every bit of his three-time Cy Young award-winning self, pitching a scoreless eight innings alongside an insane 13 strikeouts.
The Dodgers did what they needed to do against the Milwaukee Brewers Wednesday night, scoring more runs than them to win the first game of the Wild Card round. But it wasn’t without some issues.
Continue reading “Dodgers Win First Game Against Brewers, Send Kershaw to Mound for Game 2”
