A look back at Jim Neidlinger a pitcher who made 12 starts for the Dodgers in 1990, his only major league season.

As if the shift from Gold Glove-winning right fielder to everyday second baseman wasn’t enough, Mookie Betts will now move even further up the difficulty scale by assuming the Dodgers shortstop reins, after throwing problems by Gavin Lux necessitated the move.

A look back at the switch-hitting outfielder who played for the Dodgers for parts of three seasons in the 1990s, and who was involved in some memorable trades in his career.

Shohei Ohtani homered in his first spring training game as a Dodger, then later in the week revealed that he was a married man. In another union, Kiké Hernández returned to Los Angeles and Manuel Margot was traded to the Twins. And we are getting closer to figuring out the opening day roster.

An analysis of the Dodgers roster, plus a look ahead to 2024

A look at the Dodgers’ first four spring training games, a look ahead to Shohei Ohtani’s debut, and all the hubbub around MLB about uniform quality, including the pants.

A look back at a colorful third baseman and outfielder who played two stints in Brooklyn during the 1930s and 1940s

Recounting the oohs and aahs of Dodgers spring training, with Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto impressing in their debuts at Camelback Ranch. Just wait until the games start.

A look back at a catcher from the 1970s, and the last Dodger to wear number four.

Future Hall of Famer back for a 17th season in Los Angeles

29 Dodgers players were at DodgersFest at Dodger Stadium during the weekend before spring training. Unsurprisingly, the biggest buzz from the crowd came for newcomer superstar Shohei Ohtani

The Dodgers signed veteran James Paxton, adding yet another starting pitcher in a busy offseason. A look at the left-hander’s injury history, plus how the 35-year-old fits in Los Angeles with an eye toward October.

Michael Busch and Yency Almonte were traded to the Cubs, and the Dodgers got a pair of intriguing minor leaguers in return, clearing 40-man space. Teoscar Hernández’s deal became official, and Los Angeles settled 2024 agreements for all 10 players eligible for salary arbitration.

Before we fully jump into 2024, we look back at various predictions – big and small – we made about the Dodgers in 2023. Some we got right, and some we got wrong, sometimes laughably so.

Power-hitting outfielder comes to Los Angeles on a reported 1-year, $23.5 million contract, continuing the Dodgers’ offseason of spending, while rounding out the lineup and position player group on the 40-man roster.

The Dodgers signed Japanese star pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto to a record-setting contract, adding to an already momentous offseason that included signing Shohei Ohtani to a record-setting contract and trading for and signing Tyler Glasnow, all in a two-week span.

A very busy week for the Dodgers began with the Dodgers signing Shohei Ohtani to a record-setting, 10-year contract. Then the Dodgers acquired Tyler Glasnow from the Rays, adding pitcher to the top of the starting rotation.

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Holy crap, the Dodgers landed their top target, signing Shohei Ohtani for a record-shattering $700 million over 10 years. The largest contract in MLB history.

Starting pitching and Shohei Ohtani are big-ticket items on the Dodgers’ to-do list at the 2023 winter meetings in Nashville. Plus, Jason Heyward is back with Los Angeles.

A first look at Dodgers free agency plus their offseason, including shoulder surgery for Clayton Kershaw and how that might affect his 2024 plans, and a two-year contract for Max Muncy. Plus, how Mookie Betts and current Rangers World Series MVP Corey Seager highlight the volatility of postseason performance.

Game 3 of the National League Division Series went a lot like the first two, with a Dodgers starting pitcher out early and an anemic LA offense unable to stage a comeback. The Diamondbacks swept away the 100-win Dodgers in three games.

The Dodgers had a disastrous first two games of the National League Division Series, with nightmare starts by Clayton Kershaw and Bobby Miller, plus very little offense from Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman and the bats. Los Angeles heads back to Phoenix down 2-0 in the best-of-5 series.

For the fourth year in a row, the Dodgers will play a National League West team in the Division Series. This time, it’s the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 2023 NLDS.

The Dodgers won 100 games again, and will play either the Brewers or Diamondbacks in the National League Division Series.