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Padres Pull Out All the Stops to Stifle Dodgers

San Diego pushed L.A. to the brink in NLDS Game 3 behind a masterful bullpen performance.

Sports Illustrated

Bill Plaschke: The unthinkable might happen. The 111-win Dodgers a single loss away from collapse

It’s unimaginable. It’s unthinkable. It could never happen.

Los Angeles Times

Bryce Miller: Padres survive wild, wacky Game 2 of NLDS to even things with Dodgers

LOS ANGELES — Now it's a series.

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Dodger Stadium concession workers get $10-per-hour raise as part of new contract

LOS ANGELES — Three months after threatening to strike the All-Star Game, Dodger Stadium concession workers ratified a contract that provides what a union official called “truly livable wages” for the men and women who serve food, tend bar and wash dishes at the ballpark.

Los Angeles Times

Dave Roberts Unveils the Dodgers’ Unorthodox Bullpen Blueprint

Los Angeles’s manager has made operating without a closer an advantage for baseball’s best team.

Sports Illustrated

How the Dodgers' mariachis have become a very L.A. tradition

LOS ANGELES — A crowd gathered between Sections 308 and 310 in the right-field pavilion at Dodger Stadium. Anticipation hummed. It was 6:19 p.m. last Tuesday and the show was about to start.

Los Angeles Times

After bumpy start, Freddie Freeman finally feels at home with Dodgers

LOS ANGELES — There are some days Freddie Freeman's commute is simple.

Los Angeles Times

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Is a World Series title the Dodgers' only definition of success? It depends who you ask.

LOS ANGELES — Clayton Kershaw wasn't sure how to answer the question.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers come back to win on big night for Jaime Jarrin and Freddie Freeman

LOS ANGELES — How joyful. How fitting. With the Los Angeles Dodgers already having achieved nearly every conceivable regular-season goal — and adding victory No. 110 by the end of the night — Saturday provided an opportunity to honor a broadcaster employed by the franchise for 64 years and a…

Los Angeles Times

Comedian George Lopez pays tribute to Dodgers broadcaster Jaime Jarrín: He is 'truly special'

LOS ANGELES — Comedian George Lopez paid heartfelt tribute Wednesday to longtime Dodgers broadcaster Jaime Jarrín, who is set to be honored this week in Los Angeles after announcing his retirement last year.

Los Angeles Times

How you can tell it's fall in LA, according to a guy from Vermont

When I arrived in Southern California from Vermont more than a quarter of a century ago, I made the rookie mistake of thinking Los Angeles was a seasonless city, an endless summer and a perpetual day at the beach.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers takeaways: L.A. technically hasn't clinched playoff spot, MLB clarifies

SAN DIEGO — The Dodgers are not officially playoff-bound, after all.

Los Angeles Times

Dodger fans trolled the Padres about Fernando Tatis’ suspension by throwing an inflatable PED on the field

Dodgers fans are TROLLS.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Gavin Lux drives in 3 runs as Dodgers edge Mets, 4-3

NEW YORK — What a pain in the neck.

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Los Angeles Times

Theft on the rise: How the Dodgers became baseball's improbable men of steal

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers' preferred method of offense is to bludgeon opponents with a loaded lineup of power hitters proficient at working counts, hunting mistakes and giving themselves self-congratulatory taps on their helmets as they circle the bases.

The Orange County Register

Trayce Thompson drives in 4 runs as Dodgers pound Brewers

LOS ANGELES — Unless that Cash Considerations fella turns into an All-Star, this is going to go down as one very lopsided trade.

Los Angeles Times

Helene Elliott: Joey Gallo finds a change in scenery is good for both him and Dodgers

LOS ANGELES — Fans at Dodger Stadium were chanting Joey Gallo's name Wednesday night and they weren't putting an expletive before or after it.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: My mother’s love affair with Vin Scully

On the night Vin Scully died, most of us who are lifelong Dodger fans found out immediately and together — the graphic of his familiar face and 1927-2022 flashed across the screen of the game in progress, Dodgers versus Giants. My mother was watching, missing his voice as she has…

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Opinion: Vin Scully voiced baseball's history

Vin Scully, the "Voice of the Dodgers," died this week at the age of 94. Scott Simon reflects on the announcer's skill calling games for MLB's Los Angeles team.

Los Angeles Times

Bill Plaschke: Dodgers honor Vin Scully with a perfect and powerful Blue Heaven homage

LOS ANGELES — It was deafening. It was discordant. It was perfect.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Vin Scully and the meaning of voice

They will write about it — the sports commentators and the sports historians — and the fans, or the older ones at least, will talk about it when they talk of summer and baseball. I’ll write about Vin Scully’s voice too, that honeyed tenor voice.

The Guardian - US

Iconic broadcaster Vin Scully was baseball’s merry poet laureate and so much more

Vin Scully, the LA Dodgers broadcaster who died on Tuesday at 94, leaves behind a towering legacy: gone is a paragon of joy in a world of anger and calm in a time of chaos

Sports Illustrated

Dodgers Ace Clayton Kershaw Honors ‘Incredible Man’ Vin Scully

The Los Angeles pitcher called Scully “the best there ever was.”

Los Angeles Times

How Vin Scully helped improve the Super Bowl experience for fans

LOS ANGELES — Everybody knows that Vin Scully was a wonderful fixture of Dodgers baseball.

Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles to pay tribute to Vin Scully by lighting up City Hall in Dodger blue

LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles City Hall will light up in Dodger blue Wednesday evening to honor Vin Scully, the legendary sports broadcaster who was the beloved voice of the Dodgers for 67 years.

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