Shohei Ohtani is one of the best players in baseball, but one of his Los Angeles Dodgers teammates has been nearly as productive since May 1. Will Smith deserves more praise.

"My goal is to not buy in July," Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman said over the offseason. "I am setting that out there right now. My goal is to do everything we can right now to not buy in July. It is terrible." That is quickly becoming just a pipe dream.

Projected to be one of the deepest rotations in recent memory, the Los Angeles Dodgers rotation has been decimated by injury in the first two months. Just a few weeks into the season, two-time Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell went down with shoulder inflammation that eventually landed him on the 60-day IL and oft-injured All-Star Tyler Glasnow joined him on the sidelines a few weeks later with the same injury.

Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster Joe Davis wins exclusive Emmy Award, honoring his exceptional work and impact in MLB broadcasting.

Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Andy Pages might not be as good offensively as his teammates, but he is still valuable to Dave Roberts' team.

When Max Muncy lifted a sacrifice fly to deep center field in the 10th inning, walking off the D-backs to put a bow on Tuesday's wild 4-3 victory, he finished the job that Yoshinobu Yamamoto started.

The murder trial of former major league pitcher Dan Serafini paused Wednesday, one day after a crime scene investigator described what he saw as "shocking."

The conversation about baseball’s haves and have-nots bled into the offseason, as the Dodgers, Yankees and Mets tossed around hundreds of millions while nine teams declined to sign any player to a multiyear contract.

With three starting pitchers on the injured list and a stretch of 19 games in 20 days ahead, the Dodgers will start Dustin May on four days rest for the first time since his return from major