Miguel Rojas gave Roki Sasaki No. 11 and switched back to No. 72, the number he wore in his first stint with the Dodgers in 2014. Sasaki has repped No. 11 in the past like fellow countryman and Padres ...

A. Los Angeles Dodgers represents optimism, excellence, passion, and the will to win. Q. Who moved the Dodgers to LA? - + A. Walter O'Malley who was the previous owner of the team moved it from ...

Of course, the grade for the Dodgers, Blue Jays or Padres will go way up once Roki Sasaki picks his destination. There are also intriguing free agents still unsigned: Alex Bregman, Pete Alonso ...

the Dodgers are doing everything they can to acquire Saski. The franchise has had multiple meetings with him, including one with current players. Los Angeles is also reportedly exploring trade ...

Trea Turner spent less than two full seasons with the Los Angeles Dodgers, but he had enough of an impact to inspire former KBO star Hyeseong Kim to choose 6 as a jersey number. Kim, who signed ...

For now, Dodgers fans are holding their breath, hoping that their team can pull off what would be one of the biggest signings in recent memory.

The righthander, fresh off a World Series title with the Dodgers, closed on a one-year deal worth $21.05 million. The one-year contract highlights Buehler’s decision to bet on himself after a ...

Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic was the first to report the news of the trade. Cartaya was the Dodgers' number-one draft pick in both the 2022 and 2023 rankings on MLB.com, but had fallen to the ...

Advertisement Here’s a refresh on the Dodgers’ major-league offseason moves thus far: Added: Blake Snell (five years, $182 million), Michael Conforto (one year, $17 million), Hyeseong Kim ...

That replacement was Hyeseong Kim, the new Korean super-utility player the Dodgers signed to a three-year deal on Friday. And to make room for Kim, LA had to designate another former number-one ...

The Dodgers have long been considered the favorites to land Japanese ace Roki Sasaki, the best pitcher in the world not already under employment by an MLB team. They're reportedly one of a handful ...