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The US has always been one to reach new milestones. Yesterday, however, the US reached the unenviable milestone of over 100,000 deaths from the Covid-19 virus. In the midst of sadness, the Dodgers decided to lend a helping hand. This morning, the Dodgers, @DodgersFdn and @SalArmyCalSouth donated 2,000 food boxes and @smartfinal gift cards to … Read more
Whether you consider yourself stuck at home or safe at home, we’re all doing this for a great cause — humanity. Of course, for many of us it has been a major adjustment. You can’t dine out… bars are closed, and so are gyms. For that last issue, the Dodgers are doing their best to […] More
It’s times like these where we all need a good laugh or just something to brighten our day. Over on Instagram user therealdodgerhogs brought us something perfect for “Flashback Friday.” View this post on Instagram Me when I re-emerge from quarantine. ? #Dodgers #ITFDB #MLB #LosAngeles #TheKidFromKenosha #LA #LADodgers #Baseball #ROY #FlashbackFriday. @therealgavinlux A post shared […] More
Being stuck at home can get old real quick and as we all are trying to keep entertained it can be a struggle to keep our little ones busy as well. Luckily, the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes have jumped in and joined in the activity festivities as well. View this post on Instagram Friday Fun at […] More
The Los Angeles Dodgers, along with the rest of MLB, are still waiting for Opening Day. In the meantime, MLB.com is producing all-time lists with each team’s best players by position. We submit to you, our list of the top five Dodgers first baseman in franchise history. Who was the best Dodgers first baseman of all time? […] More
When the news broke on Wednesday that Spectrum Networks and AT&T came together to bring the Dodgers’ flagship station SportsNet LA to DirecTV and its other TV services, a collective sigh of relief swept Dodgers Nation. Team president Stan Kasten joined Access SportsNet: Dodgers on Wednesday evening to discuss how the move finally came about. […] More
With the recent agreement that MLB and the MLBPA came to, big league players will in fact gain major league service time in 2020… regardless if baseball is played or not. As such, players all over will be set to hit free agency after what would have been the regular season without even strapping on […] More
If you were old enough to really enjoy and understand baseball in the late 90’s / early 00’s, you would know a thing or two about displays of power versus power. Before launch angle and spin rate, there was big strong dudes throwing nasty pitches and swinging big lumber along with the aid of good […] More
Introducing two new segments, the guys not only play the “MLB News Power Hour”, they also come up with things we would already be complaining about if the season were going in “Hypothetical Complaints.” Plus a great chat with our friend SDDodger Tim Rogers and more! On today’s show: MLB News Power Hour Mookie, Mookie, […] More
Between the Astros and Red Sox investigations, controversial new rule changes, and the COVID-19 pandemic, Rob Manfred and the commissioner’s office have had their hands full these past few months. Another new story came to light Tuesday morning, this one regarding the baseballs in the 2019 postseason. *juiced baseball scoop!*so, those funky balls from the […] More
As the world practices social distancing amidst the Covid-19 scare, the staff and contributors at Dodgers Nation are looking forward to a time when we can all gather together again at Chavez Ravine to cheer on our Boys in Blue. When that day finally comes, we’ll cheerfully celebrate every Belli home run and Kershaw strikeout […] More
In a perfect world, the Dodgers would be 4-0 and by now and Clayton Kershaw would have picked up his sixth opening day win for Los Angeles. But we’re instead remaining hopeful that there will even be a season in 2020. While the best-case scenario looks to be about June for baseball to return, there’s […] More
Desperate times… All of us are trying to find ways to pass the time and keep our minds occupied as we do our parts to flatten the curve. With that said — while he’s admittedly more of a slider guy — Dodgers left-handed pitching prospect John Rooney is back home in New York and finding […] More
Clayton Kershaw has done his part in making himself somewhat available online to help people get through the boredom of the nation-wide stay-at-home order. Last week he and his wife Ellen, along with their three children welcomed Dodgers fans into the Kershaw home for a day that involved pancakes, storytime, and pop-a-shot basketball. On Monday […] More
When you have not much better to do at a time like this, your mind can wander freely thinking about simpler times of Dodger baseball. Today my mind went to… “you should watch Hee-Seop Choi’s home run derby round! … when was that again? It was that long ago? Where is he now?” As we […] More
Last week ESPN insider Kiley McDaniel released his farm system rankings for all 30 MLB teams. During an undoubtedly busy time in his schedule, Kiley was kind enough to join DodgersNation.com for an exclusive chat about the list, and some Dodgers prospect talk. WATCH McDaniel breaks down how his prospect ranking system works, and how […] More
As opening day came and went but never actually came this past week, emotions were all over the place for baseball fans. While the baseline was sadness, some folks put on a brave face while making the best of the situation. Amonst the people that brave-faced it and still proudly celebrated opening day, Dodgers third […] More
Dodgers play-by-play man Joe Davis is keeping fans entertained and his family fed all in one fair swoop. While best applying the single effort, multiple results mantra, Davis has taken to social media during this baseball shut down to welcome us into his home for BBQing tips, tricks, and recipes. In his latest culinary watch-a-long, […] More
