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.

The Dodgers are locked into the No. 2 seed in the National League, so we look ahead to their potential postseason roster, which doesn’t really have too much competition. Also, seasonal milestones achieved in the last week, and possibly still pending.

For the 11th year in a row, the Dodgers are back in the playoffs. How they deploy their pitching staff in October is less certain than in years past, but as Andrew Friedman explained, they will bring “big-boy stuff” to the table. Plus, Gavin Stone and the golden age of the three-inning save.

Julio Urías was arrested and is on MLB administrative leave. His time with the Dodgers is almost certainly over

Bobby Miller impressed as the Dodgers lost three of four games to the Braves, Walker Buehler started his rehab assignment, and Mookie Betts won National League player of the month for August.

Talking Braves & Dodgers with Kris Willis of Battery Power

A record-setting fireballing left-hander for LA

Dodgers pitcher likely out until 2025

The Dodgers’ two best players are scorching hot

An eventful week for the Dodgers

LA's 4th long save of the season finishes off a 9th straight win

8-game win streak has Dodgers atop the division by a season-high 8½ games

A look back at the stalwart relief pitcher who pitched in Brooklyn & Los Angeles

A look at how the Dodgers’ trade deadline acquisitions are doing, and who they didn’t get.

LA makes three deals to add on the margins

A look back, courtesy of Immaculate Grid

Trade deadline season is upon us

One of LA’s needs became clearer on the road trip

A look back at the veteran 3B/1B acquired at the trade deadline 20 years ago.

Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw will miss more time with left shoulder soreness, out until at least the beginning of August. Also, he opined on his pitching future, with retirement at the very least on the table

Baseball’s busiest week gives us a lot to talk about as the Dodgers somehow are in first place despite numerous pitching injuries.

Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, and J.D. Martinez will start the All-Star Game in Seattle on July 11. They are joined on the National League roster by Will Smith and Clayton Kershaw.

A surprise Dodgers All-Star in 1970