Sonja Chen is a Reporter/Producer at various media outlets. She specializes in covering sports, with a focus on both team and individual sports, as well as the business aspects of competitive athletics. Sonja's work has been featured in prominent publications including 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 -- After all the trouble his right ankle has given him for more than a year, Tommy Edman has taken a deliberate approach to his rehab from the procedure he had to repair a ligament and remove bone spurs last November. He has slowly checked box after box,
By: Sonja Chen
LOS ANGELES -- After returning to hitting while pitching in his last start, Shohei Ohtani's two-way show is back on at Dodger Stadium. Ohtani is expected to be in the lineup when he starts on the mound against the Rockies in Wednesday night's series finale. Not only has Ohtani gotten
By: Sonja Chen
LOS ANGELES -- A fourth inning that saw the Dodgers stack four runs on the Rockies came with some unfortunate side effects, as both Shohei Ohtani and Kiké Hernándezwere removed from Tuesday night's game afterward. Ohtani was hit on the right hand with an 85.2 mph changeup from Rockies left-hander
By: Sonja Chen
LOS ANGELES -- By shifting Mookie Betts down a couple of spots in the lineup, the Dodgers may have awakened his slumbering bat. L.A. opted to drop its starting shortstop down to the cleanup spot for Tuesday night's 15-6 rout of the Rockies, shifting center fielder Andy Pages up to
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LOS ANGELES -- Left fielder Teoscar Hernández exited Wednesday night's series finale against the Rockies at Dodger Stadium with a left hamstring strain. Hernández grounded out to shortstop in his lone at-bat of the contest in the second inning. He did not look comfortable while running to first base, grabbing
By: Sonja Chen
LOS ANGELES -- If the Dodgers had any reservations about having Shohei Ohtani carry out his full two-way duties one night after being hit by a pitch on his right hand, he ensured they wouldn't linger deep into Wednesday night's finale against the Rockies.
By: Sonja Chen
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By: Sonja Chen
LOS ANGELES -- Just as he was heating up, Teoscar Hernández was sidelined with an injury. Hernández was placed on the 10-day injured list with a left hamstring strain ahead of Friday night's game against the Phillies. He had sustained the injury two days earlier during Wednesday night's 4-1 win
By: Sonja Chen
LOS ANGELES -- When the Dodgers made moves to account for the loss of starting left fielder Teoscar Hernández to a left hamstring strain, they remade their bench as well. L.A. made a flurry of roster moves ahead of Friday night's game against the Phillies, recalling outfielder/first baseman Ryan Ward
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LOS ANGELES -- When Justin Wrobleski rolled to a 5-0 start earlier this season, his incredible run was defined by a combination of minimal swing-and-miss and plenty of harmless contact. So in a sense, the way Wrobleski pitched on Friday night against the Phillies -- striking out a career-high nine
