Closer Tanner Scott is the 18th different Dodgers pitcher to land on the injured list in 2025, suffering a left elbow injury on Monday night.

An interview with journalist Jen Ramos Eisen on Diamond Baseball Holdings ownership of dozens of minor league baseball teams, and on covering the All-Star Game in Atlanta.

Dodgers beat the Twins behind four home runs and strong pitching by Shohei Ohtani and Dustin May. But Tanner Scott left the game in the ninth inning with a forearm injury and might miss some time.

Dodgers lose 10 out of 12 games, including six in a row to the Brewers in a two-week span, tightening up the National League West race.

Shohei Ohtani, Will Smith, and Freddie Freeman are all starting the All-Star Game, and will be joined by Yoshinobu Yamamoto, too. Clayton Kershaw is also an All-Star as a legend pick by MLB.

An up-and-down week for the Dodgers included Max Muncy suffering a bone bruise in his left knee and Clayton Kershaw getting his 3,000th strikeout within minutes of each other.

Recounting a trip to see the Dodgers play the Royals.

Catching up on three weeks of Dodgers baseball, and where the team stands 80-something games into the season.

Believe it or not, the Dodgers hadn’t yet played the Padres or Giants in the first 2-plus months of the season. They rectify that this week.

Gonsolin is the latest rotation member sidelined. A look at the fallout on the pitching side of the roster, plus the return of Michael Kopech and Kirby Yates to the bullpen.

Looking back at the Dodgers careers of recently-released Austin Barnes and Chris Taylor, and looking ahead to Dodgers-Yankees

Injuries and overuse have taxed the Dodgers pitching staff, and it’s not going to get any easier with a more frequent and challenging schedule coming in June.

A strong several weeks have turned around Dodgers outfielder Andy Pages’ season. Plus a look ahead to an all-American League week at Dodger Stadium.

Recounting the Dodgers’ 6-4 road trip, the hot streaks, highlights, and injuries from the last week.

A hodgepodge of Dodgers topics on this episode, plus a look back to the 1995 team, and Hideo Nomo’s major league debut.

After some early struggles in creating scoring chances, the Dodgers over the last week and a half have exploded on offense.

Yoendrys Gómez pitched his way into our hearts in his Dodgers debut with a three-inning save. Plus notes on pitching, and a lot of games vs. Marlins this week and next.

For the second straight Sunday, Tyler Glasnow left a start early, this time with shoulder soreness. Plus, Andy Pages’ red hot week at the plate, and an actual three-inning save.

The Dodgers took two of three games on the road against the first-place Rangers, highlighted by Yoshinobu Yamamoto out-dueling Jacob deGrom. Plus, Blake Treinen is on the injured list, Evan Phillips is back, Eddie Rosario got two days back in the majors, and Shohei Ohtani is a new dad.

Taking stock of Clayton Kershaw and Tony Gonsolin on rehab assignments, plus timelines for Blake Snell, Shohei Ohtani, and other Dodgers pitching

After losing three straight series in a row, the Dodgers beat the Rockies in all three games at Dodger Stadium, and are 14-6. In second place somehow.

Recapping the Tokyo Series experience for Dodgers-Cubs, from someone who was there in person.

The Dodgers are in Washington D.C., and we look at shots for playing time among the pitchers and position players coming up.

A costly week for the Dodgers, with Blake Snell succumbing to shoulder inflammation and Freddie Freeman shelved with a sprained right ankle.

April is upon us, which means back to the normal grind of the MLB season after a whirlwind final two weeks for the Dodgers that saw them play in Japan, then have the pomp or the home opener followed by the ring ceremony at Dodger Stadium. Dustin May starts the first game of April for Los Angeles.