Dodgers manager Dave Roberts explained why the team chose to keep Freddie Freeman out of the lineup for the Tokyo Series.
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Dodgers make Freddie Freeman announcement after injury setbackThe Los Angeles Dodgers scratched their star first baseman from their first two games as a persistent injury reemerged.
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Dodgers expect Betts, Freeman back in lineup for home openerThe Dodgers swept the Chicago Cubs in the Tokyo Series without having two of their premier bats at the top of the lineup in ...
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Have a fantasy baseball draft coming up but have no idea what's going on in the larger MLB world? Don't worry — Fred Zinkie ...
Mookie Betts' illness leaves Los Angeles Dodgers' Dave Roberts searching for answers as uncertainty surrounds his condition.
Takeaways from the Tokyo Series, which ended with the Dodgers winning both games against the Cubs. Next game that counts is ...
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Dodgers Eye Major Japanese Players’ Trade to MLB After Tokyo Series Triumph, Claims InsiderThe Los Angeles Dodgers have never been a team to adopt trends—they set them. The post Dodgers Eye Major Japanese Players’ ...
Manager Dave Roberts said before the game that anyone ... “Shohei (Ohtani), Freddie (Freeman) and Mookie (Betts) can challenge as much as they want,’’ Conforto says.
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says the team has no idea how Mookie Betts got so sick before Tokyo Series.
Shohei Ohtani hit a home run but Roki Sasaki had a wobbly Major League Baseball debut as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the ...
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Ohtani show, not surprising, gives cannon to fans of Gyeongjong High School who are ringing two MVPs out of painLA Dodgers Shohei Ohtani looks at a home run ball flying to the right-center in the fifth inning in Game 2 against the ...
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