Juan Toribio is a beat reporter for the Los Angeles Dodgers, covering the team for Major League Baseball (MLB). With a focus on the multinational fan base of the Dodgers, Juan provides in-depth coverage of player performances, team news, and upcoming events, offering insights and analysis for baseball enthusiasts.
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Juan Toribio's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly baseball and the Los Angeles Dodgers. His articles largely revolve around event coverage and announcements related to players, teams, and specific events within the sport.
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LOS ANGELES -- When the Dodgers left Camelback Ranch in March and boarded a long flight to Seoul, South Korea, they laid all of their plans out in front of them.
By: Juan Toribio
LOS ANGELES -- When the Dodgers left Camelback Ranch in March and boarded a long flight to Seoul, South Korea, they laid all of their plans out in front of them. Their biggest goal, of course, is to win the World Series. That’s the expectation the Dodgers always have on
By: Juan Toribio
LOS ANGELES -- All season long, the Dodgers have dealt with a plethora of injuries. They hope to avoid a massive blow when it comes to superstar first baseman Freddie Freeman, who exited Thursday’s game against the Padres in the seventh inning with an apparent ankle injury. The veteran was
The Dodgers checked off their first box on Thursday, beating the Padres, 7-2, at Dodger Stadium to secure their 11th National League West title in 12 seasons, continuing one of the most dominant runs in the history of the sport. “I think that we've had the Padres on our heels
By: Juan Toribio
DENVER -- Shohei Ohtani continues to re-write the record book among his countrymen. With his 57th stolen base of the season in the second inning of the Dodgers’ 11-4 win over the Rockies on Friday night at Coors Field, Ohtani surpassed Ichiro Suzuki for the most stolen bases in a
In the moments after the Dodgers clinched the National League West with a late-September victory over the Padres, Manny Machado sat at his locker in the visiting clubhouse and made a proclamation.
LOS ANGELES -- The Dodgers had some decisions to make, particularly whether they would carry 12 or 13 pitchers for the National League Division Series against the Padres.
LOS ANGELES -- All week long, the Dodgers talked about their attitude. Sure, mechanical adjustments and working through a five-day layoff were going to play a factor. But what the Dodgers said they needed to change was their intensity level.
By: Juan Toribio, Aj Cassavell
In the moments after the Dodgers clinched the National League West with a late-September victory over the Padres, Manny Machado sat at his locker in the visiting clubhouse and made a proclamation. “No disappointment,” Machado said. “We’re in the postseason. We’re going to see them in a few weeks.”
SAN DIEGO -- As Walker Buehler sauntered off the mound in Game 3 of the 2018 World Series against the Red Sox, Dodgers legend Sandy Koufax was seen in the background giving the young right-hander a standing ovation for his efforts.
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