In a deadline defined by desperation, the Dodgers opted for discretion. They didn’t mortgage the farm or chase the shiny toy. They tinkered, added depth, addressed the bullpen, and made one tough ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers shocked many around MLB and didn't make any trades at the deadline, despite a massive pool of prospects and an ever-expanding payroll.

Tanner Scott was put on the injured list with elbow inflammation, preserving hope that his season might not be over.

The Los Angeles Dodgers know Michael Conforto hasn't been good enough this season, and they're likely to walk away from him ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers are full of superstars, but Hyeseong Kim has been a key part of their success in 2025.

The Dodgers signed Kim to a three-year, $12.5 million deal, which seems low, especially with how the Dodgers spend money. However, there was uncertainty about how much Kim's success in the KBO ...

Between all of their acquisitions, the Dodgers committed $398.5 million throughout this past offseason. This included $185.5 million to be spent in 2025 alone.

L.A. could drive a hard bargain to take on the 34-year-old." This is a topic that was discussed at length this past offseason but didn't make sense at the time because Muncy was with the team.

Part of the Dodgers ’ motivation stems from Scott’s struggles — he has allowed eight homers with a 4.09 ERA, compared to three homers with a 1.75 ERA last season for Miami and San Diego.

Additionally, the Dodgers have their spring training complex in Phoenix, where Skubal and his family call home in the offseason. Dodgers catcher Will Smith is signed through the 2033 season.