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2025 Dodgers season review: River Ryan

Given how strong and healthy the Dodgers starting pitching was over the final two months of the regular season and into the postseason, it’s easy to forget some of the previous contributors waiting in the wings to return. Among those is River Ryan, who impressed in his brief major league debut in 2024. Ryan was […]

From True Blue LA | 28 days ago | 4 reads

2025 Dodgers season review: Buddy Kennedy

Buddy Kennedy was this year’s Taylor Trammell, as he played for both 2025 World Series teams, the Dodgers and Blue Jays. Just like last year, when Trammell started the year in the Mariners system and then played for the Dodgers and Yankees. Kennedy in 2025 started the season with the Phillies, then found his way […]

From True Blue LA | 28 days ago | 2 reads

Tragedy strikes the Vesia family

As previously reported, before the rosters were announced for the 2025 World Series, Alex Vesia announced that he was stepping away from the team because of a “deeply personal family matter.” Vesia and his wife, Kayla, were expecting their first child at the time of the announcement. “It’s with a heavy heart that we share […]

From True Blue LA | 28 days ago | 4 reads

2025 Dodgers season review: Zach Penrod

Zach Penrod is in many ways the reason why I enjoy this annual series of player reviews. The left-hander did not pitch for the Dodgers in 2025, but did spend six weeks on the 40-man roster. He was deemed important enough to occupy a roster spot, so why not chronicle his time with the team, […]

From True Blue LA | 29 days ago | 4 reads

Dodgers news: Miguel Rojas, World Series impact, ranking dynasties

Heading into the weekend with a handful of Dodgers stories, news, and notes. Jay Jaffe dug into the data on the Dodgers’ recent title run in various forms at FanGraphs, and concluded “this Dodgers dynasty can stand with the best of the expansion era.” Bradley Woodrum, who was the coordinator of baseball information services in […]

From True Blue LA | 29 days ago | 3 reads

Chicago Cubs news and notes: Tucker, Bregman, Imanaga, Schwarber

We cover the coverage like PCA covers center field. This is all so theatre of the absurd, because we know all of the free agents will sign with the Dodgers for jewelry. I’ve heard that the Dodgers made an offer to 2027, seeking to buy the whole season, should there be one, and also optioned […]

From Bleed Cubbie Blue | 29 days ago | 3 reads

Today on Pinstripe Alley – 11/8/25

It’s the first weekend of the offseason, now officially a week past the end of the World Series. The world moves fast, and just as the champagne was drying and we were all catching our collective breath after Game 7 between the Dodgers and Blue Jays, the offseason began in earnest. Thirteen players were tendered […]

From Pinstripe Alley | 29 days ago | 2 reads

TwinkieTown Movie Night: The Jackie Robinson Story

Hiya, folks! By not-so-popular demand, we’re starting TwinkieTown Movie Night! Cue up the movie at 7:30, watch and make comments! Yes, last week, I proposed 7:00. But one good soul suggested 7:30, and nobody disagreed, so 7:30 it is. Don’t worry, I’ll give you things to watch in the meantime. 1950’s The Jackie Robinson Story […]

From Twinkie Town | 29 days ago | 3 reads

2025 Dodgers season review: Teoscar Hernández

Teoscar Hernández was a key cog in the Dodgers lineup during the 2024 championship run, and parlayed that into a three-year deal to return to Los Angeles that seemingly everyone wanted to happen. Year one of the deal saw regression, and the key will be finding out how much was aging and how much was […]

From True Blue LA | 30 days ago | 3 reads

Dodgers notes: Kenta Maeda, Dave Roberts, Jack Little, Ryan Loutos

It is the beginning of the offseason, and the blockbuster signings of the winter are steaming and brewing. But, for now, we wait and wonder what the Dodgers will do this time around after two exorbitant offseason spending sprees. Old friend Kenta Maeda, who spent four seasons with the Dodgers from 2016-19, won’t be on […]

From True Blue LA | 30 days ago | 1 read

Being a Dodger and Spurs fan at a Laker game after the World Series

As a Spurs fan living in Los Angeles, and a Dodger fan too, the last few weeks have been great.  The Spurs have had an historically great start, even better than expected or predicted.  During the same time, the Dodgers won the World Series — capped by the best Game Seven in the history of […]

From Pounding The Rock | about 1 month ago | 2 reads

Shohei Ohtani wins 4th Silver Slugger Award, Dodgers take team honor

The Dodgers won a pair of National League Silver Slugger Awards on Thursday, one for star Shohei Ohtani and another as the best team on offense in the circuit. Voting is done by league managers and up to three coaches from each team. It’s the fourth Silver Slugger Award for Ohtani as the top designated […]

From True Blue LA | about 1 month ago | 1 read

Tony Gonsolin designated for assignment, Dodgers add Ryan Ward & Robinson Ortiz

Thursday was a busy transactional day for the Dodgers, who exercised 2026 club options for third baseman Max Muncy ($10 million) and relief pitcher Alex Vesia ($3.65 million) but also made several other moves. Tony Gonsolin was designated for assignment, which made room on the full 40-man roster for Muncy’s return. But it was a […]

From True Blue LA | about 1 month ago | 2 reads

Dodgers exercise Max Muncy’s 2026 option for $10 million

The Dodgers on Thursday exercised their 2026 club option on Max Muncy, which will pay the third baseman $10 million next season, his ninth in Los Angeles. Having been around on the major league team since 2018, Muncy is the longest-tenured Dodger. The Dodgers’ two previous club option decisions on Muncy were been resolved with […]

From True Blue LA | about 1 month ago | 2 reads

Dodgers exercise Alex Vesia’s 2026 club option

The Dodgers on Thursday exercised their 2026 club option for pitcher Alex Vesia, which will pay the left-handed relief pitcher $3.65 million next season. Vesia last January first exchanged salary figures with the Dodgers, but then avoided an arbitration hearing with a two-year contract that paid him $2.25 million in 2025. The initial base salary […]

From True Blue LA | about 1 month ago | 2 reads

Ranking the top MLB free agents and where they’ll go

With an all-time classic World Series in the books, the offseason has begun. The free-agent market will officially begin today at 4 p.m. CT, giving teams a chance to try to knock the Dodgers off their pedestal. Here’s a look at the top 30 free agents available this winter, and my predictions for who will […]

From Royals Review | about 1 month ago | 2 reads

2025 Dodgers season review: Freddie Freeman

Freddie Freeman remains one of the most consistent hitters throughout the past 10 seasons, and he continued that trend in 2025 with another All-Star season despite a power slump through the middle of the year. Freeman was coming off a remarkable run in the 2024 World Series, grinding through a right ankle sprain, a fractured […]

From True Blue LA | about 1 month ago | 3 reads

OTM Open Thread 11/6: It sure looks like the Dodgers are good for baseball

Good morning! A fun note for anyone who is convinced that either (1) baseball is dying, or (2) the Dodgers are killing interest in the sport, necessitating the implementation of a salary cap: The 2026 World Series smashed ratings expectations across the board, and Game 7 was the most-watched baseball game in 34 years. And […]

From Over the Monster | about 1 month ago | 1 read

Dodgers Notes: Offseason questions, Kershaw’s legacy, NL West intrigue

The Dodgers partied hard this weekend, and now, they’re looking ahead to the 2026 season. Jack Harris at the Los Angeles Times has four big questions for the team, starting with: Can they keep spending this much money? The Dodgers set records this year with $347 million in year-end salary and $415 million in competitive […]

From True Blue LA | about 1 month ago | 2 reads

Kansas City Royals news: Spring Training schedule drop

Spring Training schedules are out, with an interesting matchup for the Royals ($): In March, the Royals will play the Dodgers – the defending World Series champions – twice, on March 6 and March 17. There will also be two split-squad dates and a spring breakout game on March 20. KC’s spring training schedule also […]

From Royals Review | about 1 month ago | 3 reads

Mariners 2025-26 off-season dates to know

With the closure of the World Series and free agency officially open, we are now into the 2025-2026 MLB off-season. This will potentially be the last “normal” off-season before a looming lockout/labor stoppage, especially given the renewed discussion of a salary cap after the Dodgers’ repeat World Series title. The off-season isn’t my favorite time […]

From Lookout Landing | about 1 month ago | 3 reads

Dodgers 2026 spring training schedule

Behold, a normal spring training is coming for the Los Angeles Dodgers! Major League Baseball on Wednesday unveiled the full schedule for spring training in 2026. The Dodgers will begin Cactus League play on Saturday, February 21 against the Angels in Tempe. In each of the last two seasons, the Dodgers began their regular season […]

From True Blue LA | about 1 month ago | 5 reads

Yikes: The 2026 Cubs Are Projected to Hit Way Fewer Home Runs

When the book closed on the 2025 regular season, the Chicago Cubs had launched an impressive 223 home runs, 6th most in MLB (3rd most in the NL). That was 53 homers more than they hit in 2024, 27 more than they hit in 2023, and 64(!) more than they hit in 2022. 2025 MLB Team Home Run Leaders Yankees: 274 HRs Dodgers: 244 HRs Mariners: 238 HRs Angels: 226 HRs Mets: 224 HRs Cubs: 223 HRs Athletics: 219 HRs (Mickey Mouse ballpark) D-Backs: 214 HRs ...

From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession | about 1 month ago | 7 reads