Craig Minami is a journalist based in Los Angeles, California, with a focus on local sports coverage, particularly the Los Angeles Dodgers. He provides in-depth analysis and updates on the team's performance, player development, and minor league prospects. Craig's articles offer insights into the world of baseball, keeping fans informed and engaged with the latest news and updates from the Dodgers organization.
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By: Craig Minami
Dodgers impress on the mound and at the plate on Sunday
It’s that time of year again, as we the writers of True Blue LA make our Dodgers predictions for the 2024 season. Safe to say heading into this year there is much more optimism than last year.
Triple-A baseball started on Friday and the Oklahoma City Baseball Club began their first season in Tacoma. For those of you that may not recall, it was announced last December that the formerly known Oklahoma City Dodgers were rebranding themselves this year and will announce a permanent new identity at the end of this season.
OKC also wins, Rancho Cucamonga loses their debut
The Dodgers and Padres finish up their first domestic series of the 2024 season with a Sunday Late Afternoon (rain permitting) game.
Dodger pitchers walked 14 Padres on their way to a 6-3 loss on Sunday. James Paxton walked eight in his five plus inning start, leaving technically with the lead but responsible for the two walked batters he left on who eventually scored to tie the game.
Sunday saw the Dodger three affiliates nearly replicate what they did on Saturday. Oklahoma City and Great Lakes put up a lot of runs in their wins while Tulsa lost again albeit this time by a much larger margin.
The Quakes win twice on Saturday
Loons also win while Oklahoma City loses at Albuquerque
The Dodgers minor league affiliates saw one winning streak continue, another end and hopefully one hoping to begin. Great Lakes extended their winning streak to five games, while Oklahoma City's five-game winning streak ended and Rancho Cucamonga was back on the winning side after seeing their winning streak end on Friday night. Player of the day Rancho Cucamonga right-handed pitcher Edgardo Henriquez started and faced seven batters in his two innings of work. Henriquez struck out the side in order in the first inning. After issuing a leadoff walk in the second, Henriquez struck out the next three hitters. Henriquez...
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