Dylan Hernandez is a columnist at the Los Angeles Times. He covers a range of topics including baseball, sports figures, and the MLB, with a particular focus on the Los Angeles Dodgers and football. Hernandez's work has been featured in the Los Angeles Times.
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Dylan's coverage is predominantly focused on sports, particularly baseball, basketball, and football in the local context of California and Los Angeles. His articles consist mainly of opinion editorials, announcements, and expert commentary.
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By: Dylan Hernández
Now that federal investigators say they have solved the Mystery of the Missing Millions Shohei Ohtani can focus entirely on baseball matters.
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The Clippers survived. They survived the absence of their best player. They survived a late-game onslaught by the visitors.
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Their offense looked disjointed. Doesn't matter. The Clippers had to play Kawhi Leonard
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While fielding questions after his team's victory over the Denver Nuggets, Lakers coach Darvin Ham asked a question of his own. “Why not us?” he asked.
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DENVER — Did LeBron James play his last game for the Lakers
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DENVER — LeBron James raised the microphone to his face. “Ummm,” he started. James smiled and looked at me.
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James Harden produced one of his trademark playoff performances on Wednesday night. Actually, that's not true. This was worse.
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Simply returning to the major leagues marked a significant milestone for Walker Buehler. But Buehler and the Dodgers are hopeful he could be more than just another pitcher.
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Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani thought he might be able to play Sunday, but manager Dave Roberts made clear the division of labor that is needed.
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Walker Buehler delivered a shaky performance during his second start since his second Tommy John surgery, but the Dodgers aren't worried yet.
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