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Zach Lee Joins Dodgers, Leaves LSU Football to Play BaseballLSU's loss is the Dodgers' gain as prized prospect Zach Lee signs with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Dodgers owner Frank McCourt is vindicated in his risky draft decision. -
Where is Peter O'Malley On Saving His Family's Legacy, the Los Angeles Dodgers?Major League Baseball has seized operational control of the Los Angeles Dodgers, it begs to question whether former owner Peter O'Malley will save his family's legacy and live up to his challenge for local investors to buy out the floundering ballclub? -
Dodgers Looking to End Tough Times Against Giants, LincecumThe Dodgers look to avoid their fourth five-game losing streak of the season. Are the Giants just too tough to beat?
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Los Angeles Dodgers - Top 5 Prospects - 2010 Fantasy BaseballIncludes the top 5 ranked fantasy baseball prospects for the Los Angeles Dodgers entering the 2010 season. -
Manny Ramirez Re-Signs with Los Angeles Dodgers for 2010 SeasonManny Ramirez made the smart decision to exercise the option in his contract, and will return to the Los Angeles Dodgers for the 2010 Major League Baseball season. -
Dodgertown Discounts: Cheap Ticket Options for Los Angeles Dodgers Home GamesWhen Los Angeles Dodgers fans want to go to a baseball game at Dodger Stadium, it is always nice to buy a ticket option that is both affordable and a great value. Here are five ticket options suitable for anyone looking to attend a Dodgers game in 2011. -
Kemp's Newfound Patience; Dodgers Begin Series with SnakesThe Dodgers took two-of-three games against the Rockies. They now welcome the red-hot Justin Upton and the Diamondbacks for a three-game set.
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The Dodgers' Walter Alston-One Year at a TimeWalter Alston struck out in his one major league at bat, but hit a home run as a manager, leading the Dodgers to four titles in his 23 year tenure.
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Hits Not Enough Against the Best; Dodgers Oppose Lee TonightRoy Halladay "outdueled" Hiroki Kuroda last night en-route to his NL-best 15th win of the season as the Phillies beat the Dodgers, 5-3.
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Mattingly: We Are Trying to Win Every Day; Dodgers Oppose 'œThe Doc' TonightAfter suffering a heart-breaking loss in the series-finale in Arizona, the Dodgers looks to being a new winning streak as they look to keep climbing up the NL West ladder.
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As Kemp Piles Up Numbers, the Dodgers Look to Keep WinningOn Tuesday night, the Dodgers defeated the Padres 1-0 for the third time this season. Tonight, Ted Lilly looks for his first victory at Petco Park since he was with the Blue Jays.
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Dodgers Sink Cardinals 3-2 in Dramatic FashionThe Los Angeles Dodgers pulled off a Hollywood ending in game 2 of the National League Division Series against the Cardinals, defeating them 3-2 with two out in the ninth inning. The Dodgers now have a 2-0 lead in the pivotal best-of-five series. -
Dodgers Hope to Support Kuroda in Bid for SweepThe Dodgers jumped on the Astros early last night; thanks to Matt Kemp's first-inning home run. They never looked back as ace, Clayton Kershaw shut the 'Stros down. Today, they look to complete the three-game sweep.
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NLDS Preview: Why the Cardinals Will Beat the DodgersThe St. Louis Cardinals face the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLDS. This isn't going to be much of a series as the Cards will sweep the Dodgers right out of the playoffs.
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Top 5 Los Angeles Dodgers Keepers - Fantasy Baseball Draft Strategy Guide 2009A look at some Dodgers players to add to your fantasy baseball team for 2009 and the future.
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Ex-Dodgers Having Trouble Making HallDespite their outstanding careers, former Dodgers Tommy John, Gil Hodges, Steve Garvey, and Maury Wills all look like they might never make the Hall of Fame.
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Los Angeles Dodgers Have High Expectations for 2007The Los Angeles Dodgers and their fans have high expectations for 2007. The combination of veteran players and young leaders will prove to be the key to success. -
New Dodgers Spring Training Site Opens in ArizonaThe Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago White Sox have opened Spring Training at a brand new facility in the Phoenix area -
The 1959 Dodgers-Braves Playoff SeriesWhen the season ended on September 27, 1959, the Dodgers and Braves were tied for first, which necessitated a best of three playoff series opening in Milwaukee.
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Manny Ramirez, Los Angeles Dodgers Reach a Deal FinallyAfter Many Failed Attempts at Finding a New Contract, it Looks like Manny Ramirez will Return to the Los Angeles Dodgers. -
Jamestown, Ohio Native Makes 30 Years of Dodgers HistoryJamestown, Ohio native Fred Claire moved to, with his family, to California, in 1950. Claire eventually became general manager of the LA Dodgers and never forgot how his small-town start had shaped his outlook on life and his future. -
The Brooklyn Dodgers Finally Beat New YorkThe Brooklyn Dodgers-New York Giants rivalry was unrivaled in sports. It was intense during the 1930s despite Brooklyn being a second-division team for most of the decade.
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Manny Ramirez Signs with Dodgers: Fantasy Baseball ImpactManny Ramirez signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers yesterday. What fantasy baseball impact will he make this season?
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1973 Los Angeles Dodgers Season ReviewA review of the Los Angeles Dodger 1973 baseball season.
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The Brooklyn Dodgers Dominated Hall of Famer Carl HubbellCarl Hubbell was one of the greatest of all pitchers, but he had problems trying to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers. -
Erin Andrews Hit by Foul Ball at Mets-Dodgers GameErin Andrews, a sideline reporter for ESPN widely admired for her good looks, was hit by a foul ball at the Dodgers-Mets game last night.
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The Brooklyn Dodgers' VengeanceDodgers' president Judge McKeever shook his cane and said, with respect to Mr. Terry, "We'll make him eat those words."
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Los Angeles Dodgers World Series HistoryA look at each of the nine World Series appearances by the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Dodgers Crush Rockies, 6-1The month of August is coming to a close and that means that MLB teams do not want to get closed out of the playoffs. Now is the time to really get serious about winning games. The Dodgers made a big statement by dominating the Colorado Rockies. -
No-Hitters in Los Angeles Dodgers HistoryA brief look at each of the 10 no-hitters thrown in Los Angeles Dodgers history.
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The Brooklyn Dodgers Defied the Ku Klux KlanThe Brooklyn Dodgers had scheduled three exhibition games against the Atlanta Crackers to be played in early April, 1949, in Atlanta. The Ku Klux Klan was not pleased.
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The Brooklyn Dodgers Defied the Ku Klux KlanThe Brooklyn Dodgers had scheduled three exhibition games against the Atlanta Crackers to be played in early April, 1949, in Atlanta. The Ku Klux Klan was not pleased.
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Los Angeles Dodgers a Team in a SlumpHow the Los Angeles Dodgers can break out of their month-long slump and get back on track toward winning ways.
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Dodgers Lose Second Straight to BravesThe Dodgers are starting to lose their swagger. After a blistering first half of the season, lately the Dodgers have cooled off. -
Los Angeles Dodgers Postseason HistorySince moving from Brooklyn to Los Angeles in 1958, the Dodgers have appeared in the postseason 16 different times. They have won 9 National League Pennants and 5 World Championships. Here is a look at the Los Angeles Dodgers postseason history.
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Major League Baseball 2009 Preview: Los Angeles DodgersThe Dodgers finally signed Manny Ramirez. Will it be enough to win the National League West? -
Jim Thome Trade to Dodgers Highlights Trade Deadline FlurryThe final trade deadline of the baseball season involved one of baseball's most prolific home run hitters changing teams. Jim Thome was moved from the fading White Sox to the contending Dodgers, who also got Arizona pitcher Jon Garland before midnight.
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Los Angeles Dodgers Rookie of the Year WinnersSince moving from Brooklyn to Los Angeles in 1958, the Dodgers have had 12 players win the National League Rookie of the Year Award. This is by far the most by any team in the National League. Here is a look at those 12 players.
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Ryan Church Misses Third Base as Error-Prone Mets Lose to Dodgers in 11th InningRyan Church and the New York Mets were, to say the least, error-prone during last night's loss against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Mets committed a total of five errors, with two coming in the 11th inning.
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The Futures of the LA Angels and the LA DodgersThis is about the 2009 seasons that the L.A. Angels of Anaheim and the L.A. Dodgers will face.
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