The new channel, called SportsNet LA, will launch in 2014.

The Dodgers will reportedly develop their own regional sports network through Time Warner, to broadcast Dodgers games beginning in 2014.

The legendary Dodgers broadcaster took 20 minutes to speak with Angels play-by-play man Victor Rojas on a variety of topics.

The Dodgers will be featured on the exclusive weekly national night broadcast once in the first nine Sundays of the 2013 season.

The right-hander, who signed a six-year, $147 million contract on Saturday, will be introduced to media on Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. on PT, a press conference that will be televised by Prime Ticket at 1:30 p.m. PT.

The 45-day exclusive negotiating window between Fox and the Dodgers ends on Friday, and the two sides are reportedly close to a record television contract.

The Dodgers reportedly have 'special terms' in an agreement with MLB that caps the amount of broadcast revenue that needs to be shared with other teams.

No matter how the Dodgers fare in their final 12 regular season games, the franchise will always have Jackie Robinson. Next April 12, Warner Bros. is releasing 42, a movie about the Hall of Famer and baseball pioneer. The trailer has been released.