Sonja Chen is a Reporter/Producer at various esteemed publications. She specializes in covering sports, including individual and team sports, competitive sports, and the business of professional sports, as well as arts and entertainment, particularly theater. Sonja's work has been featured in notable outlets such as WVNews, The San Diego Union-Tribune, and The Globe and Mail.
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Sonja Chen's articles predominantly focus on sports, specifically basketball, NBA teams and players like the Golden State Warriors and Miami Heat. The coverage features event recaps, evolving stories within the sport, and some investment analysis.
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By: Sonja Chen
LOS ANGELES -- Center fielder Andy Pages has made himself all but indispensable with the bat and the glove this season, but the Dodgers will have to piece together most of the rest of the regular season without him. Pages sustained a fracture in his left hand after being struck
By: Sonja Chen
LOS ANGELES -- Seven weeks removed from his last start on the mound, Shohei Ohtani is in the final stages of his return to pitching. Ohtani checked a key box in his throwing progression by facing live hitters before Saturday evening's game against the Pirates, which also happened to be
LOS ANGELES -- The third time through the order is typically one of the steeper challenges for starting pitchers, as opposing batters have seen all they can from them at that point. But on Saturday evening, Tarik Skubal was at his best by the time the Pirates' starting nine came
By: Sonja Chen
LOS ANGELES -- The third time through the order is typically one of the steeper challenges for starting pitchers, as opposing batters have seen all they can from them at that point. But on Saturday evening, Tarik Skubal was at his best by the time the Pirates' starting nine came
By: Sonja Chen
LOS ANGELES -- The third time through the order is typically one of the steeper challenges for starting pitchers, as opposing batters have seen all they can from them at that point. But on Saturday evening, Tarik Skubal was at his best by the time the Pirates' starting nine came
By: Sonja Chen
LOS ANGELES -- "I Love L.A." was on repeat this weekend at Dodger Stadium. From the moment Blake Snell tossed his first pitch to when Alex Vesia slammed the door in the ninth, it was all Dodgers as they polished off a three-game sweep of the Pirates with a 4-0
By: Sonja Chen
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By: Sonja Chen, Jacob Gurvis
Some series mean a little more in August. For the Dodgers and Braves, that holds true as both division leaders prepare to clash this week. Two of the National League's best meet at Truist Park starting on Tuesday night, when the Dodgers and Braves kick off a three-game series. Both
The Dodgers' rotation is getting another reinforcement. Los Angeles activated right-hander Tyler Glasnow from the 60-day injured list on Tuesday ahead of its series opener against the Braves in Atlanta. Glasnow has not pitched for the Dodgers since May 6, when lower back spasms limited him to just one inning.
