Andrew Friedman: Dodgers Didn’t Want To Dictate Offseason For Clayton Kershaw With Qualifying Offer
Originally published by DodgerBlue.comFree agency beginning the morning after the World Series concluded amounted to Danny Duffy, Cole Hamels, Kenley Jansen, Clayton Kershaw, Corey Knebel, Jimmy Nelson, Albert Pujols, Corey Seager, Max Scherzer, Steve Souza Jr. and Chris Taylor no…
MLB Free Agency Rumors: Dodgers ‘Hopeful’ To Re-Sign Corey Seager
Originally published by DodgerBlue.comAmong the group of Los Angeles Dodgers free agents, Kenley Jansen, Clayton Kershaw and Corey Seager represent successes of the organization’s scouting, drafting and development. Jansen was signed as an amateur free agent in 2004, Kershaw was…
Dodgers Free Agent Rumors: Chris Taylor Declines Qualifying Offer
Originally published by DodgerBlue.comThe offseason has begun for the Los Angeles Dodgers as they turn their focus on trying to build a second World Series winner in three years. L.A. currently has 12 players who are free agents, including multiple…
Dodgers’ Trea Turner Snubbed For 2021 NL MVP
Originally published by DodgerBlue.comTrea Turner enjoyed a career year with both the Washington Nationals and Los Angeles Dodgers this season, but he was not voted among the finalists for 2021 National League MVP. The three players being considered for the…
Dodgers News: Andy Burns Accepted Outright Assignment
Originally published by DodgerBlue.comLast week the Los Angeles Dodgers outrighted Scott Alexander, Andy Burns and Jimmie Sherfy off their 40-man roster after each cleared waivers. However, Alexander and Sherfy both rejected the assignment and instead elected free agency. Alexander held…
Dodgers Free Agency Rumors: Andrew Heaney Received Contract Offers From More Than 10 Teams
Originally published by DodgerBlue.comArguably the biggest focus for the Los Angeles Dodgers this offseason will be bolstering a starting rotation that saw Max Scherzer and Clayton Kershaw officially become free agents last week. Even as the possibility of a lockout…
MLB Free Agency Rumors: Dodgers ‘Hopeful’ To Re-Sign Corey Seager
Originally published by DodgerBlue.comAmong the group of Los Angeles Dodgers free agents, Kenley Jansen, Clayton Kershaw and Corey Seager represent successes of the organization’s scouting, drafting and development. Jansen was signed as an amateur free agent in 2004, Kershaw was…
2021 Dodgers Holiday Festival At Dodger Stadium: Ice Skating, Northern Lights Experience & More
Originally published by DodgerBlue.comAfter an inaugural Los Angeles Dodgers Holiday Festival at Dodger Stadium last year, the immersive event is returning in 2021. Whereas fans were limited to a drive-through experience for the first celebration, the renovated center field plaza…
Dodgers’ Trea Turner Snubbed For 2021 NL MVP
Originally published by DodgerBlue.comTrea Turner enjoyed a career year with both the Washington Nationals and Los Angeles Dodgers this season, but he was not voted among the finalists for 2021 National League MVP. The three players being considered for the…
Andrew Friedman: Dodgers Didn’t Want To Dictate Offseason For Clayton Kershaw With Qualifying Offer
Originally published by DodgerBlue.comFree agency beginning the morning after the World Series concluded amounted to Danny Duffy, Cole Hamels, Kenley Jansen, Clayton Kershaw, Corey Knebel, Jimmy Nelson, Albert Pujols, Corey Seager, Max Scherzer, Steve Souza Jr. and Chris Taylor no…
2021 Dodgers Holiday Festival At Dodger Stadium: Ice Skating, Northern Lights Experience & More
Originally published by DodgerBlue.comAfter an inaugural Los Angeles Dodgers Holiday Festival at Dodger Stadium last year, the immersive event is returning in 2021. Whereas fans were limited to a drive-through experience for the first celebration, the renovated center field plaza…
Dodgers’ Dave Roberts Overlooked For NL Manager Of The Year Voting
Originally published by DodgerBlue.comThe Los Angeles Dodgers tied a franchise record with 106 wins but Dave Roberts was not voted among the finalists for 2021 National League Manager of the Year. That instead went to Craig Counsell of the Milwaukee…
