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Mookie Betts, Dodgers remind everyone who they are with sweep of Padres
With one swing, Betts issued another reminder of what he’s capable of. The Dodgers, by sweeping the San Diego Padres with a 5-4 win on Sunday, did the same, reclaiming sole possession of first place in the NL West through a renewed, focused level of play and a bullpen currently held together by duct tape.
Mookie Betts' clutch homer lifts Dodgers over Padres 5-4, extending NL West lead to 2 games
Mookie Betts hit a tiebreaking solo home run leading off the eighth inning after Los Angeles blew a four-run lead and the Dodgers beat the San Diego Padres 5-4 on Sunday to increase their NL West lead to two games.
Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman homer for the Dodgers, but back-to-back homers off of Blake Treinen in the eighth and a ...
The Dodgers bullpen has been very lackluster as of late. On Friday, right before the Dodgers enter a series with the Padres, ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers have won back-to-back games against the San Diego Padres, securing the divisional lead once again. The Dodgers are 7-2 against the Padr ...
Absurdly talented Dodgers are paying for the front office's trade deadline decisions, as the team struggles to hold leads and ...
A beleaguered Dodgers bullpen got even more thin Tuesday, when Brock Stewart landed on the injured list with what manager ...
Last summer, the Padres went all-in on their bullpen. This year, they doubled down, and several other teams followed suit.
Andrew Friedman opted not to acquire a closer ahead of the MLB trade deadline and that decision is proving costly for a ...
The Boston Red Sox need to address the elephant in the room — or the bullpen, in this case. It's time for Craig Breslow to shake up the relief crew.
The Dodgers' 30-year-old right-hander will continue to ramp up his rehabiltation process, but is running out of time and might not pitch again until 2026.
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