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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By: Juan Toribio
WASHINGTON -- Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman and Shohei Ohtani are good enough to beat most teams on any given night. That’s just how good the Dodgers’ trio of former Most Valuable Player Award winners is.
By: Juan Toribio
WASHINGTON -- Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman and Shohei Ohtani, who casually hit a homer with a 118.7 mph exit velocity, are good enough to beat most teams on any given night. That’s just how good the Dodgers’ trio of former Most Valuable Player Award winners is.
WASHINGTON -- As Gavin Lux watched the ball trickle down the infield, you could almost feel the anxiety in the Dodgers’ dugout. Once second baseman Luis García Jr. couldn’t make a diving stop, it was easy to see some relief in Lux’s face as he stood on first base.
By: Juan Toribio
WASHINGTON -- Over his time as a player and manager, Dave Roberts has been around a lot of international players who have come over to the Majors with plenty of experience and expectations.
By: Keegan Matheson, Juan Toribio
The Dodgers’ charter pointed north after their series in Washington wrapped on Thursday, setting up a weekend series that Blue Jays fans have had circled in red since the day Shohei Ohtani went from the next great hope of the franchise to the one that got away.
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By: Juan Toribio
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By: Juan Toribio
TORONTO -- Seemingly every time Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani steps inside the batter’s box, the two-time unanimous American League Most Valuable Player does something that impresses everyone in attendance.
TORONTO -- Freddie Freeman has played in Toronto often over the course of his 15-year career, but playing north of the border will always be special for the Dodgers’ star first baseman. Freeman’s mother, Rosemary, who passed away when the first baseman was a child, grew up just outside the
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