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Dodgers 2025 Roster: What Lies Ahead for Shohei Ohtani?

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In the storied history of the MLB, few seasons have captured the imaginations of fans like Shohei Ohtani‘s 2024 campaign with the Los Angeles Dodgers. While UCL surgery may have temporarily silenced his pitching arsenal, Ohtani responded by orchestrating perhaps the most remarkable offensive season in baseball’s modern era — one that culminated in his third Most Valuable Player award, an achievement as unprecedented as the player himself.

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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 Head to New York with 2-0 Lead in 2024 MLB World Series

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Everything in the 2024 World Series followed a perfect script for the Los Angeles Dodgers until the seventh inning of Game 2 on Saturday night when superstar Shohei Ohtani slid into second base in a steal attempt, clearly injuring his left shoulder in the process.

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Dodgers, Yankees Set to Battle in 2024 MLB World Series

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As the Los Angeles Dodgers prepare to face off against the New York Yankees in the 2024 MLB World Series, excitement is rising everywhere, even among non-Dodger or Yankee fans. The series marks the twelfth time these storied franchises have met on baseball’s grandest stage, and the anticipation is electric, especially after the Dodgers’ thrilling victory over the New York Mets in the NLCS.

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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 Close Out Regular Season with Sweep at Colorado

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Although there weren’t any offensive fireworks like the previous two contests, the Los Angeles Dodgers still put an exclamation point on the 2024 season with a 2-1 win at Colorado on Sunday. Besides earning the sweep, the Dodgers closed out the regular season with the best record in baseball and home field advantage throughout the playoffs.

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Can Shohei Ohtani Carry Dodgers Through 2024 Playoffs?

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In a stunning display of talent during the 2024 regular season, Shohei Ohtani captivated the baseball world by belting an astonishing 52 home runs while swiping 53 bases — with the totals still growing. This unprecedented feat solidified his status as one of the game’s premier superstars and raised expectations for his impact in the upcoming playoffs.

As the Los Angeles Dodgers prepare for October, the question looms: Can Ohtani carry the team to glory or are there too many holes in the roster for the team to succeed?

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Dodgers Sweep Braves, Walker Buehler Set for Return on Monday

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The Los Angeles Dodgers swept the Atlanta Braves this weekend in what could have been one of the club’s biggest series so far this season. The 5-1 win in Sunday’s finale was highlighted by an offensive showcase by DH Shohei Ohtani and another solid outing from veteran southpaw James Paxton.

Ohtani went 4-for-4 with two long balls and three RBI on the afternoon, increasing his team-leading average and OPS to .364 and a monstrous 1.111, respectively. His homers were his ninth and tenth of the season.
Outfielder Teoscar Hernandez added a long ball of his own in the sixth inning to extend the Dodger lead to four runs.

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Dodgers Avoid Sweep Against Mets

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The Los Angeles Dodgers found a bit of redemption Sunday by avoiding a sweep against the New York Mets in what could have been one of the worst homestands in recent years.

The redemption wasn’t so much about getting revenge against the Mets as it was reassuring themselves just how capable they were of playing exceptional baseball.

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