Fabian Ardaya is a Dodgers Beat Writer for The Athletic, focusing on local sports news in the United States, specifically in California and Los Angeles. With a keen eye for baseball, Fabian covers the latest updates on the Dodgers, including player trades, acquisitions, and insights into the team's strategies and successes.
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By: Fabian Ardaya
As Mookie Betts put it: “Even on one leg, he’s Freddie Freeman and carrying us right now."
By: Fabian Ardaya, Tyler Kepner
Volpe's first home run since Sept. 21 was an early grand slam that sparked the Yankees offense.
By: Fabian Ardaya
The Dodgers will go up against the Yankees' Gerrit Cole, the reigning American League Cy Young winner.
By: Brendan Kuty, Fabian Ardaya
NEW YORK — The Los Angeles Dodgers will finally get their parade. Four years after winning a championship during a pandemic, they are back atop the baseball world and ready to celebrate. Trailing by five runs early in Game 5 of the World Series on Wednesday, the Dodgers capitalized on a series of errors and misplays by the New York Yankees, storming to a 7-6 victory at Yankee Stadium. It is their eighth championship in franchise history and first since 2020, when they could not hold a parade because of pandemic restrictions. Freddie Freeman, who tied a World Series record with 12 runs...
By: Fabian Ardaya
When Buehler volunteered for relief duty, the Dodgers laughed it off. He wound up putting the final touches on a World Series victory.
By: Fabian Ardaya
The 37-year-old turned in his first wire-to-wire season in half a decade, with a 3.00 ERA in 65 appearances despite having sore knees.
By: Fabian Ardaya
The lefty still plans to pitch for the Dodgers next season “I'll be back, somehow."
By: Fabian Ardaya
Hernández hopes he and the Dodgers can agree to a contract as soon as possible. "Hopefully tomorrow," he said. "I want us to be here."
By: Fabian Ardaya
Fans denied a parade after the 2020 title made up for lost time with a raucous, emotional celebration this time.
By: Fabian Ardaya
Mookie Betts plans to add to his ring collection as returning stars and a stable pitching outlook put back-to-back titles within reach.
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