Juan Toribio

LOS ANGELES -- When the Dodgers and Yankees take the field for Game 1 of the World Series on Friday, all of their focus will be on trying to be the first team that wins four games in one of the most anticipated editions of the Fall Classic in recent memory.

LOS ANGELES -- A week after the Dodgers’ loss to the D-backs in the 2023 National League Division Series, president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman called Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman.

LOS ANGELES -- Imagine if you will, and it won’t be hard for Dodger fans to do, a hobbled Dodger great coming to the plate in Game 1 of the World Series. The Dodgers are trailing, and down to their last out. We don’t have to tell you what comes

LOS ANGELES – See? We weren’t kidding when we said this could be an epic World Series. The Dodgers and Yankees just played a Game 1 that met the moment. A Series with a staggering number of superstars and featuring two of the most storied franchises in professional sports is

LOS ANGELES -- During introductions prior to Game 2 of the World Series on Saturday at Dodger Stadium, no Dodgers player got a better reception than Freddie Freeman, who won Game 1 with the first walk-off grand slam in World Series history.

Assuming the voting results for the Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani and the Yankees’ Aaron Judge go as we expect them to go (hint: they will), this is only the seventh World Series to feature that season’s two MVPs. But as the Series shifts to the Bronx for Game 3 on Monday

NEW YORK -- Two months ago, all Walker Buehler could do was hope. As he went through one of the worst stretches of his career coming off a second Tommy John surgery, Buehler wasn’t sure he would have a spot in the Dodgers’ postseason rotation.

NEW YORK -- The Dodgers came into the postseason knowing the risks and rewards that come with leaning on bullpen games.

NEW YORK -- As he went through his free-agency process this winter, Shohei Ohtani laid out his preferences. He wanted to join a team that made him feel comfortable, an organization he could call home the rest of his career. But what Ohtani cared about most was joining a team

LOS ANGELES -- Dodgers left-hander Clayton Kershaw announced Friday that he will undergo left toe and left knee surgeries next Wednesday. “I have to get my foot fixed and I have to get my left knee fixed, too. It’s going to be a two-for-one special,” Kershaw said. “I’m going to