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2020 review: Mookie Betts
The Dodgers were an already great team that traded for one of the game’s best players in Mookie Betts. In his first year in Los Angeles, Betts lived up to the hype and then some, leading the Dodgers to their first championship in 32 years.
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Gray, Ruiz lead Dodgers prospect lists
Checking in on some Dodgers top prospect lists, both from FanGraphs and Baseball Prospectus. Pitcher Josiah Gray is ranked the club’s top prospect in both, followed by catcher Keibert Ruiz in second.
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How the Dodgers avoided a familiar October fate and won the World Series
A celebration of an astonishing Dodgers postseason comeback on the way to their first World Series win in 32 years.
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When will the 2021 MLB season start?
Thinking about when the 2021 MLB season might begin, given reports that the planned April 1 start could be delayed over concerns over availability of a coronavirus vaccine.
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2020 review: Tony Gonsolin
Tony Gonsolin was great during the regular season to earn a spot in the Dodgers rotation, but with intermittent use in October the right-hander struggled in the postseason.
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Dodgers 2020 season reviews
A look back at every player involved in the Dodgers’ 2020 championship season, including some that didn’t even play in a game this year.
Best moments of 2020: A game-winning HR vs. a double play
Vote for your favorite moment!
2020 review: Max Muncy
Max Muncy broke a finger during summer camp and slumped through most of the regular season. But his good eye remained, and his bat came alive during the postseason.
2020 review: Matt Beaty
Matt Beaty had a reduced role in 2020, but still managed a perfect 1.000 on-base percentage in his three playoff plate appearances for the Dodgers.
2020 review: D.J. Peters
He spent the whole year at the alternate site
Dodgers announce 2021 coaching staff
Clayton McCullough now the first base coach
Dodgers sign Brandon Morrow to minor-league deal
They also reportedly sign Brock Stewart + others
Dodgers send Leo Crawford to Brewers to complete Knebel trade
Minor league left-handed pitcher Leo Crawford was sent by the Dodgers to the Brewers to complete their December 2 trade for Corey Knebel.
Janet Marie Smith promoted to executive VP
Janet Marie Smith, who oversaw upgrades to Dodger Stadium, was promoted to a new title with the Dodgers.
Dodgers lose Brett de Geus, Jordan Sheffield in Rule 5 draft
Complete Rule 5 Draft results involving the Dodgers, who lost pitchers Brett de Geus and Jordan Sheffield in the major league phase. Los Angeles selected two players and lost six in the minor league phase of the draft.
True Blue LA watch parties
The full list of old Dodgers games we have watched and will watch, three times a week (Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday) at True Blue LA.
Betts, Seager, Kershaw named to All-MLB teams
The second annual all-MLB teams were announced, with Dodgers Mookie Betts named to the first team and Corey Seager to the second team.
Dodgers prefer to keep status quo in minors
The Dodgers announced invitations to their 2021 minor league affiliates, which includes Great Lakes now as a High-A affiliate and moving Rancho Cucamonga in the California League from High-A to Low-A.
2020 review: Kenley Jansen
2020 was a bumpy ride for Kenley Jansen, who won NL reliever of the month in August but was passed over for several closing opportunities in October by the Dodgers.
Farewell, Lon Joyce & Dick Allen
A look back at former Dodgers who died in the last week: Lon Joyce and Dick Allen.
Best moments of 2020: A battle of the game-winners
Another fairly easy decision....
2020 review: Chris Taylor
Chris Taylor had his best season in three years and earned everyday playing time, at multiple positions for the Dodgers.
2020 review: Zach McKinstry
Expect a bigger role from the rookie in 2021
Podcast: Taking a chance on Corey Knebel
Corey Knebel, one of the top relief pitchers in baseball for the Brewers before Tommy John surgery in 2019, was acquired by the Dodgers before MLB’s non-tender deadline, looking for a bounceback in the Los Angeles bullpen.
Best moments of 2020: Kiké ties it up vs. Kershaw making history
Vote for the better moment!
2020 review: Dustin May
A look back at the 2020 season for Dustin May, who at age 22 was the Dodgers surprise Opening Day starter.
Dodgers acquire Corey Knebel from Brewers
The Dodgers added to the back end of their bullpen, trading for Corey Knebel, the former Brewers closer who missed all of 2019 with Tommy John surgery.
Scott Alexander avoids arbitration with 1-year deal
Scott Alexander and the Dodgers agreed to a one-year, $1 million contract for 2021, avoiding salary arbitration on the day of the deadline teams must tender contracts to players on the 40-man roster.
2020 review: Alex Wood
It was an injury plagued season for Alex Wood, who lost his rotation spot, but came up huge in relief in Game 6 of the World Series, helping the Dodgers deliver a championship.
Lasorda out of ICU, now rehabbing in hospital
Longtime Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda remains hospitalized in Orange County but has been moved out of the intensive care unit, per multiple reports.
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.@kikehndez learning how to hula dance in Hawaii is everything we never knew we wanted. #JapanAllStarSeries pic.twitter.com/IRU36dwXOe
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— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) October 21, 2018