Estevão Maximo
Staff writer
Estevão is a sportswriter from Brazil. You can also find his work at Diamond-Digest and Pinstripe Alley. Or perhaps you might have seen his work at FanGraphs, where he wrote about Clayton Kershaw’s heavy breaking ball usage among other things. You can follow him on Twitter at @estevao_maximo.
Pepiot struggles in Dodgers spring training finale
Ryan Pepiot walked four and allowed two home runs in a shaky final spring training start for the Dodgers, who lost to the Angels in Anaheim.
Pepiot and the path to the Dodgers starting rotation
Ryan Pepiot is in the mix for a spot in the Dodgers starting rotation to start the season. To win and keep that spot, the aim is clear: throw more strikes.
Dodgers bats dominated by George Kirby in loss to Mariners
M’s pitching stifles the Dodgers for the entire night on an uneventful loss
A tale of two split-squad games
The Dodgers beat the Guardians, and lost to the Giants this afternoon.
Martinez & Vargas homer, Pepiot leaves after 3 innings
The Dodgers got home runs from Miguel Vargas and J.D. Martinez in a win over the Cubs. Starting pitcher went three innings Ryan Pepiot, but left after a high pitch count and slight discomfort in his side.
Should Mookie continue to hit leadoff for the Dodgers?
Mookie Betts will likely hit leadoff for the Dodgers again in 2023, especially with Gavin Lux missing the season. But as the team’s top slugger, there’s a case to be made for moving down in the order to capitalize on his at-bats.
Dodgers vs. Rockies canceled by rain
The Dodgers’ scheduled game against the Rockies at Camelback Ranch was canceled by rain on Wednesday night.
Kershaw’s first start, Jackson impresses, Outman stays hot
The Dodgers won this one in walk-off fashion, 6-5.
An opportunity for James Outman & Michael Busch
An opportunity for James Outman and Michael Busch to earn playing time after the injury to Gavin Lux.
Betts, Heyward homer in rain-shortened win
The Dodgers got home runs from Mookie Betts and Jason Heyward in a win over the Rangers that was shortened by rain.