Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter sentenced to nearly 5 years in prison
Shohei Ohtani's onetime interpreter was sentenced to nearly five years in prison for stealing millions of dollars from the Los Angeles Dodgers superstar to pay off gambling losses. NBC News' Steve Patterson reports on Ippei Mizuhara's court appearance.
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On May 14, in a game against the Athletics, the team that many people are calling the Evil Empire of MLB are giving away a literal Death Star, which hovers over Dodger Stadium. Star Wars Night is back ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers’ projected Opening Day lineup is a laughably strong collection of talent. The group has combined to win five MVP awards, earn 27 All-Star appearances and projectsto be the best ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers today unveiled their lineup of theme nights where exclusive items can be procured only with the purchase of a ticket pack ticket at Dodgers.com/promotions. In the first half of ...
Don Sutton, 75.7% (70.1): Leads or is in top three in many all-time Dodgers pitching categories, but always seems to struggle to get respect. It took him five tries to get into the real Hall of Fame, ...
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Cy Young Winner Wants to Mentor Young Dodgers Pitcher This YearBlake Snell is eager to kick off spring training, especially after experiencing a shortened one last season. An added layer ...
MLB's free agency class is almost picked dry. At this point in time, there are some clear winners and losers around the ...
Clayton Kershaw's free agency with the Los Angeles Dodgers was compared to Dallas Cowboys great Emmitt Smith's.
Jon Berti didn’t appreciate the trash talk that came from the Dodgers clubhouse after Los Angeles defeated the Yankees in the ...
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