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  • Matt Levine’s instant 2013 Dodgers season recap

    In a season that saw the Los Angeles Dodgers with the highest payroll in MLB history slip down to a 30-42 record to start the season. At that point, if I...

  • Robinson Cano to the Dodgers?

    Much of the Dodgers’ offseason planning surely rides on the wings of their upcoming postseason, but they could be poised to continue their streak of huge moves under new ownership. The...

  • Dodgers clinch, Diamondbacks cry

    This week, the Dodgers clinched the National League West Division Title and will at least make it to the playoffs for the first time since 2009. In a year that saw...

  • What a difference a year makes

    The new ownership couldn’t wait to make a splash. The day was August 25, 2012 and nobody knew the kind of storm that was about to rock Major League Baseball. The...

  • 2013 MLB Predictions: Post All Star Game edition

    Back in January, about three months prior to the start of the 2013 Major League Baseball season, I wrote an article claiming my predictions for the upcoming season. Now that the...

  • MLB All Star Game: 2013 edition

      It’s about that time again, time for the Major League Baseball All-Star game. Most professional all-star games aren’t as competitive as the real deal, but generally thats not the case...

  • Mattingly trying to manage the bullpen and save his job

    Here we go again… the thoughts in the minds of many Los Angeles fans as they slowly watch the Dodgers play out their season, referring to the lackluster year the Lakers just...

  • Fansmanship Blog

    Podcast Episode 57 – Eric Stephen

    Eric Stephen from TrueBlueLA.com joined Owen and Luke on Monday to talk about the Dodgers’ 4-2 homestand to start the season, the new Dodger Stadium scoreboards, and what this season holds...

  • Dodgers finally feeling the full impact of new ownership

    It was only a year ago. Twelve months. I went to the cactus league for the first time. So many conversations. The tone was always the same. In Surprise, taking in...

  • Spring Training Preview: The West Coast is the Best Coast

    Now that the poor excuse for America’s favorite sport has finished its season with a blackout rather than a bang, it’s time for Major League Baseball teams to report for Spring...

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