Fun with Kershaw stats
A look back at the first 1,000 innings in the career of the wonderful Clayton Kershaw.
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Kemp 5th fastest Dodger to 1,000 hits
Matt Kemp is the 34th Dodgers player with 1,000 hits, and the 17th Los Angeles Dodger to do so.
Lots of runners, few runs
The Dodgers on Friday in San Francisco did something they hadn't done in nearly 20 years.
Kershaw about to join some elite company
Kershaw has averaged 6.98 innings per start since the beginning of the 2011 season.
Dodgers last trip to Baltimore
It has been 11 years since the Dodgers were in Baltimore, back before hardly anybody knew Duff was the Ace of Cakes.
Dodgers face another tough AL road test
For the last eight seasons the Dodgers have been absolutely terrible in American League parks, ranking 29th among 30 teams in interleague road record.
Kershaw 2nd fastest Dodger to 1,000 K
Kershaw on Wednesday night at Dodger Stadium became the 18th pitcher in Dodgers franchise history with 1,000 strikeouts.
Ethier, Kemp have excelled on Jackie Robinson Day
The Dodgers have excelled on Jackie Robinson Day, especially Andre Ethier and Matt Kemp.
Best all-around player in Dodger history
Jackie Robinson was one of the best players in baseball during his era and in his best years, there wasn't a more complete ballplayer to ever wear Dodger blue
Kershaw & the Lemon gang
Clayton Kershaw did just about everything possible on Monday. He pitched a shutout. He homered. Just how rare is that?
Remembering Sandy Koufax's perfect game
Sandy Koufax is back in the Dodgers organization in 2013 as a special adviser to team chairman Mark Walter. Here's a look back 48 years ago to Koufax, at the height of his career.
Andre Ethier - familiar face in right field
Ethier will become all-time LA Dodger opening day right fielder when he starts tomorrow for 6th time
Puig wins Mulvey Award
The 22-year-old Cuban outfielder was named the top rookie in spring training for the Dodgers.
Puig & the boys of spring
Yasiel Puig has been on fire for nearly all of spring training, putting up gaudy numbers. Who does he think he is, Corey Smith?
Fernandomania in Hermosillo this weekend
The longtime Dodgers pitcher will be inducted in a ceremony in Hermosillo, Mexico on Sunday.
Mike Piazza gets 57.8% of HOF vote on first ballot
The former Dodgers catcher finished fourth among Hall of Fame candidates in his first year on the ballot.
ElyMania was fun while it lasted
For over a month in 2010, Ely was the best pitcher on the Dodgers' staff.
December 6 has been ugly for Dodgers
The Dodgers didn't make any moves on the final day of baseball's winter meetings in Nashville, but given their history on Dec. 6, maybe it was good not to have a transaction on Thursday.
Dodgers recent winter meetings history
On the eve of general manager Ned Colletti's eighth winter meetings with the Dodgers, a look back at the moves of winter meetings past.
Chan Ho Park retires from baseball
The former Dodger won 124 games and struck out 1,715 batters in parts of 17 major league seasons, including nine years with the Dodgers.
Mike Piazza headlines first-time Hall eligibles
Piazza is one of several star-studded names to appear on the Hall of Fame ballot for the first time this year in what is sure to be a controversial election.
Marvin Miller passes away at 95
The longtime head of the players union passed away on Tuesday at age 95.
Clayton Kershaw finishes 2nd in NL Cy Young voting
The Dodgers' ace captured two first-place votes, but finished second to knuckleballer R.A. Dickey of the Mets.
Roy Gleason comes home, leaves everyone in tears
Roy Gleason was the only major league player to fight in Vietnam. He earned a World Series ring in 1963 when he appeared as a 20-year old in September.
Clayton Kershaw a finalist for NL Cy Young Award
The left-hander led the major leagues in ERA for the second straight season, and led the National League in WHIP, and two different versions of Wins Above Replacement.
Kershaw, Ethier, Gonzalez denied Gold Glove Awards
Right fielder Andre Ethier was a finalist, but lost out to Jason Heyward of the Braves. Adrian Gonzalez was a finalist at first base in the American League, but lost to Mark Teixeira of the Yankees.
