New York Mets manager Gil Hodges tragically died days before the 1972 season began. His death had a major impact on baseball’s future.
David Price’s Net Worth Is Still Massive Despite His Decision Not to Pitch in 2020
David Price has been a top pitcher for the past decade. He won’t pitch for the Dodgers in 2020, but he still has a massive net worth.
The Tragic Death of Jackie Robinson, the First Black Player to Play in the MLB
Jackie Robinson changed the MLB forever by breaking the color barrier, but his tragic death in 1972 shocked the baseball world.
The Tragic Story of Former Dodgers Playoff Hero Andrew Toles Just Got Worse
Andrew Toles was a playoff hero for the Los Angeles Dogers a few years ago. Now, his tragic post-baseball story has gotten far worse.
Juan Marichal Ignited What Might Be the Most Horrific Brawl in MLB History
Former San Francisco Giants pitcher Juan Marichal ignited what might be the most horrific brawl in Major League Baseball history.
Who Will Be the 2020 MLB Season’s First 60-Game Home Run Champion?
The 2020 MLB season appears to be a go, albeit with a 60-game season. Who will be baseball’s first 60-game home run champion?
A Marlins Batboy Once Earned a Week-Long Suspension for Drinking Milk
A Florida Marlins batboy once was suspended for drinking milk. Here’s how one of the strangest suspensions in league history occured.
Who Is the Better MLB Player: Kyle Seager or His Brother Corey?
Kyle and Corey Seager are one of a few pairs of brothers that both made it to the majors. So which brother is the better overall player?
Drew Brees May Be Losing Friends, but Al Campanis Destroyed His Career
Comments on a late-night news show in 1987 ended up costing Los Angeles Dodgers GM Al Campanis his job.
Steve Howe Threw Hard on the Mound and Threw His Life Away off It
Major League Baseball gave Steve Howe repeated chances in a career marred by seven suspensions for drug violations.
Whatever Happened to Giants Closer Brian Wilson and His Iconic Beard?
Giants closer Brian Wilson and his fantastic beard helped the team to two World Series titles. Where is the former All-Star now?
Dodgers Pitcher David Price Just Spent $200,000 on Players He Barely Knows
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher David Price is lending a hand to minor-league players.
Why Was Multi-Millionaire Alex Rodriguez Flipping Hamburgers?
Alex Rodriguez worked in a Boston fast-food restaurant to pay off a losing bet in the 2018 World Series.
The Biggest Sports Icon in Los Angeles Isn’t Even an Athlete
According to the readers of the Los Angeles Times, the biggest sports icon in Los Angeles isn’t even an athlete.
Bryce Harper Went Against Scott Boras’ Wishes By Rejecting the Dodgers
The star outfielder had a strong offer from Los Angeles last offseason, but chose to sign with Philadelphia due to a particular reason.
Mike Piazza’s $120 Million Baseball Career Started With a Favor from Tommy Lasorda
If not for a favor from Tommy Lasorda, Mike Piazza’s Hall of Fame baseball career might not have ever gotten off the ground.
The Cincinnati Reds Made a Dumb $105 Million Mistake That Resulted in Years of Losing
The Cincinnati Reds have a chance to be really good in 2020. However, one huge $105 million mistake resulted in years of losing.
Despite His Massive Net Worth, 47-Year Old Manny Ramirez is Eyeing a Return to Professional Baseball
Despite already being worth a fortune, 47-year-old Manny Ramirez is looking to return to professional baseball.
American Hero Rick Monday Recorded a Great Save Without Throwing a Pitch
Retired MLB outfielder Rick Monday is remembered for a home run in the 1981 playoffs and for grabbing a flag away from protesters.
Steve Sax’s Final Conversation With Dying Father Cured His Yips
Steve Sax had a successful MLB career despite a brief bout with the yips. His dying father’s final words changed Sax’s career and his legacy forever.
Jackie Robinson’s MLB Debut Bothered the Negro Leagues’ Best Players
Many black baseball players thought pitcher Satchel Paige would break baseball’s color barrier. They weren’t pleased it was Jackie Robinson.
Kirk Gibson Battling His Toughest Opponent yet in Parkinson’s Disease
Former Tigers and Dodgers player Kirk Gibson is facing his toughest opponent yet as he battles Parskinson’s disease.
Monte Irvin, Not Jackie Robinson, Almost Broke Baseball’s Color Barrier in 1947
Negro Leagues star outfielder Monte Irvin could have broken baseball’s color barrier instead of Jackie Robinson. Here’s why Irvin didn’t.
Jackie Robinson Isn’t the Best Second Baseman of All-Time
Jackie Robinson is one of the most important players in baseball history. Where does he rank among the best second baseman ever?
Jackie Robinson Changed World History on This Day in 1947
Jackie Robinson’s hitless day on April 15, 1947, wasn’t what mattered. The final results of the Brooklyn Dodgers’ Opening Day victory, a 5-3 win over the Boston Braves, were secondary to what occurred on the field that day. Robinson, a 5-foot-11 former football and track star at UCLA, was the only African-American player on either …
A Houston Astros Cheating Scandal Ring Will Soon Sell for Thousands of Dollars
The Houston Astros cheated to get their 2017 World Series rings. However, one ring is being sold for thousands of dollars online.
The Los Angeles Dodgers Are Worth More Than Almost Every MLB Team
The Los Angeles Dodgers are in a big market and they have had a lot of success. This has made them one of the most valuable teams in the MLB.
Fernando Valenzuela’s “Fernandomania” Began on This Day in 1981
Los Angeles Dodgers rookie Fernando Valenzuela officially began taking over the baseball world on April 9, 1981. Here’s what happened.
Hank Aaron Broke Babe Ruth’s Home Run Record on This Day in 1974
Atlanta Braves legend Hank Aaron hit his 715th home run on April 8, 1974. Here’s what happened that fateful night in Atlanta.
Orel Hershiser’s Scoreless-Inning Streak Ended on This Day in 1989
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Orel Hershiser’s scoreless streak ended on April 5, 1989. Will the legendary record ever be broken?
Hank Aaron Tied Babe Ruth’s Home Run Record on This Day in 1974
Baseball legend Hank Aaron hit his 714th home run on this day in 1974. How did the baseball world react to the milestone?
Dodgers’ Justin Turner Proposes Home Run Derby to Shorten Extra-Inning Games in 2020
When the MLB season starts in 2020, Justin Turner of the Dodgers thinks a home run derby is a great option to shorten extra-inning games. Could it happen?
Dodgers’ Justin Turner Believes This Idea Will Fix Extra-Inning Games
Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Justin Turner believes he has the stategy to fix Major League Baseball’s extra-innings problem. Here’s his idea.
Who Is Tommy John and Why Is the Surgery Named After Him?
We’ve all seen headlines where baseball players have undergone Tommy John surgery. What is the specific type of surgery and who is Tommy John?
This Day in Baseball: Sports Illustrated Exposes Reds Manager Pete Rose’s Gambling Habits
Sports Illustrated exposed baseball legend Pete Rose’s gambling habits on this day in 1989. Will Pete Rose become a Hall of Famer?
MLB Pitcher Zack Greinke Was One of the Highest-Paid Athletes in America During the 2010s
Zack Greinke has been one of the most dominant pitchers over the past 16 years. He has also been one of the highest-paid athletes too.
This Day in Baseball: Mickey Mantle Hits Estimated 650-Foot Home Run
On this day in 1951, New York Yankees legend Mickey Mantle hit a 650-foot home run. Or did he? We have the answer.
Los Angeles Dodgers Pledge to Pay Minor Leaguers During Coronavirus Shutdown
The Los Angeles Dodgers have promised to continue paying minor leaguers a stipend during the coronavirus shutdown.
Manny Machado’s Surprise Meeting With Kobe Bryant
As an athlete Manny Machado has met fans and made their dreams come true. In 2018, the tables were turned when Kobe Bryant made Machado’s dream come true.
Is Houston Astros Manager Dusty Baker the Co-Creator of the High Five?
Was Houston Astros manager Dusty Baker the co-creator of the high five when he was a player for the Los Angeles Dodgers?
Clayton Kershaw: ‘I Should Have Known Better’ About Astros’ Cheating in 2017 World Series
Clayton Kershaw thought something was odd in the 2017 World Series against the Houston Astros. Looking back he reveals how that changed the game and Series.
David Price Might Be the Steal in the Mookie Betts Trade to the Dodgers
David Price just might be the steal of the Dodgers’ trade for Mookie Betts.
Are the Los Angeles Dodgers the Next Great Thing in Baseball?
The Los Angeles Dodgers only improved this offseason when they traded for young star Mookie Betts. And they didn’t lose any talent.
Will the Dodgers Be Able to Keep Mookie Betts in 2021?
Newly-acquired Dodgers star Mookie Betts will be a free agent after the 2020 season, but do they have a chance to keep him in Los Angeles?
Is Dodgers Announcer Vin Scully Still Alive?
Vin Scully was 88 years old when he retired after 67 seasons of announcing MLB games. So it is not unfair to ask: Is he still alive?
Will the Dodgers Give Mookie Betts a Mike Trout-like Contract?
The Dodgers have acquired Betts, but will they ink him to a historic deal that could put him in the ballpark next to Trout?
Can Red Sox, MLB Fix the Mookie Betts Trade Fiasco?
The Boston Red Sox and MLB have a new mess on their hands because the highly publicized Mookie Betts trade fell apart.
Why Mookie Betts and David Price Will Help Lead the Dodgers to the World Series
Los Angeles finally pulled the trigger on a blockbuster trade to land Betts and Price, who could play a huge part in their World Series bid.
1 Thing the Los Angeles Dodgers Do Better Than Any Other Team in Baseball
The Dodgers outperform the the other MLB teams in one crucial way, which is why they are perennial contenders to win the World Series.
Mookie Betts Makes Too Much Sense for This 1 NL West Team
The Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres are in the hunt to land Mookie Betts in a trade with the Boston Red Sox.
