Dodgers Fan Favorite Announces He's Returning to Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Dodgers are bringing back a fan favorite utility player, which he announced himself on social media Sunday.
Ex-Boston Red Sox infielder returning to Los Angeles Dodgers (report)
Hernández spent the last two seasons in LA — his second stint with the team — after the Red Sox traded him to the Dodgers in 2023. He helped Los Angeles win the World Series when he batted .278 with five hits (one triple) and three runs in the five-game series against the Yankees.
Kiké Hernández Announces He'll Return to Dodgers for 2025 MLB Season
In the aftermath of his second World Series title, Los Angeles Dodgers veteran utilityman Kiké Hernandez is coming back. Hernandez has agreed to a contract with the Dodgers, he announced in a 65-second social media video Sunday afternoon.
Los Angeles Dodgers Top 50 Prospects (2025)
Prospects1500 brings you the Top 50 prospects for each system in baseball. This is our Los Angeles Dodgers Top 50 prospects for 2025.
Los Angeles Dodgers Sign Former New York Yankees Pitcher
According to Tim Healey of Newsday, Los Angeles has signed former New York Yankees pitcher Stephen Ridings to a minor league deal. "Long Island’s Stephen Ridings — formerly of the Mets and Yankees — recently signed a minor-league contract with the Dodgers," Healey wrote.
Los Angeles Dodgers Youngster Could See His Prospect Status "Explode" in 2025
Count Baseball America among the believers in Los Angeles Dodgers pitching prospect Eriq Swan. The 23-year-old Swan was a fourth-round pick of the Dodgers in 20
He’s back: Kiké Hernández agrees to deal with Dodgers
Utilityman Kiké Hernández, one of the biggest free-agent questions still looming for the Dodgers ahead of spring training, is returning to the Dodgers.
Dodgers' Dave Roberts drops truth bomb on Tanner Scott's role
After signing the relief pitcher to a $72 million contract, Dave Roberts revealed the exact role Tanner Scott will have on ...
Free-spending Dodgers aren’t bad for baseball, MLB commissioner says
PALM BEACH, Fla. — The high-spending Los Angeles Dodgers are not ruining baseball, commissioner Rob Manfred said on Thursday.
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Tanner Scott To Open Season As Dodgers’ Primary Closer
The Dodgers signed arguably the two best closers available this winter when they landed both Tanner Scott and Kirby Yates ...
Spring training preview: Dodgers are favored to be MLB’s first repeat champion in a quarter-century
Spring training workouts start Sunday with the Los Angeles Dodgers trying to become the first repeat champion since the New ...
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred Defends Dodgers Amid Spending Criticism
With the Dodgers committing nearly $1 billion to sign Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto last year and this offseason ...
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Column: Are the Dodgers ruining baseball? ‘There are some owners that have concerns’
We came to the MLB owners’ meetings to find out if this would be a problem for the sport. Manfred, who is hired by the 30 owners, chose his words carefully. “The Dodgers are a really well-run ...
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MLB Rumors: Dodgers Could Face Tough Choice Between Clayton Kershaw And Kike Hernandez
The Dodgers might be in a situation to make a choice between Kershaw and Hernandez. Here's how things look like for the team.
Los Angeles Dodgers INF Says He Expects Team to Break 2001 Seattle Mariners Wins Record
Back in 2001, the Seattle Mariners went a blistering 116-46 during the regular season. The team, led by Ichiro, Bret Boone, Alex Rodriguez, Freddy Garcia, Jamie ...