Sonja Chen

CHICAGO -- After missing the series opener against the White Sox on Friday due to left knee inflammation, Shohei Ohtani was back in the starting lineup on Saturday, leading off for the Dodgers as their DH. The two-way superstar had left Thursday's 8-6 win over the Pirates and underwent imaging

CHICAGO -- As the White Sox put the finishing touches on an 8-2 rout of the Dodgers on Friday night, when their biggest star was out of the lineup, a chant broke out from a section at Rate Field that had gone full "Tarps Off."

CHICAGO -- Through eight innings, Yoshinobu Yamamoto was a booted ground ball away from perfection. The Dodgers' right-hander came three outs away from no-hitting the White Sox in Saturday's 7-1 win at Rate Field, but he surrendered a home run to Tristan Peters to lead off the bottom of the

CHICAGO -- The Dodgers never held much of a comfortable lead, but they led all the same through the top of the sixth inning on Sunday afternoon. Then the wheels fell off. Emmet Sheehan, who had cruised the first two times through the White Sox order, was knocked out of

LOS ANGELES -- Miguel Rojas saw only one pitch all night, but that was all he needed. Pinch-hitting in the bottom of the seventh inning, Rojas pulled a first-pitch sinker from Rays reliever Steven Matz into the left-field seats for a solo shot that held as the game-winning run in

The last time Tommy Edman took the field for the Dodgers was in last year's World Series. He had been dealing with a lingering right ankle injury all season, but he felt good enough to play center field for the final two games of the Fall Classic, opening up second

LOS ANGELES -- While inflammation in his left knee caused Shohei Ohtani to miss one game as a hitter last Friday, it is not preventing him from making his next pitching start.

LOS ANGELES -- Shohei Ohtani did his best to ease any lingering doubts about his ailing left knee as he cruised through his first four innings against the Rays on Wednesday afternoon. Then came the fifth, when Tampa Bay handed him his toughest inning of the 2026 campaign.

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LOS ANGELES -- The first player has been penciled into the National League's starting lineup for the 2026 All-Star Game: Shohei Ohtani. Ohtani was elected as the NL's starting designated hitter after leading the Majors with 3,341,257 votes after Phase 1 of All-Star voting, it was announced on MLB Network