Los Angeles Dodger Foundation Calls For ‘Increased Flexibility’ From Nonprofit Organizations During Coronavirus Pandemic
The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation released a coronavirus (COVID-19) grantee needs assessment this week, determining local nonprofit organizations require increased flexibility as a result of the ongoing pandemic. The LADF called on grantmaking organizations in Los Angeles to join them…
Dodgers News: Clayton Kershaw ‘Pretty Optimistic’ For 2020 Season If MLB, Union Can ‘Figure It Out Medically’
Major League Baseball team owners collectively agreed on a proposal for the 2020 season, but many hurdles remain before play can potentially resume this summer. Compromising on an economic plan will be necessary, as owners reportedly want players to accept…
Mayor Eric Garcetti Announces Dodger Stadium Will Serve As Largest Coronavirus Testing Site In Los Angeles
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced Dodger Stadium will serve as the city’s largest coronavirus (COVID-19) testing location, beginning Tuesday morning. The drive-thru site will have the capacity to test 6,000 citizens per day. “That’s three times larger than any…
Dodgers News: Kenley Jansen Will Rely On ‘Adrenaline’ From Closing Games To Make Up For No Fans At Dodger Stadium
As time has gone by it has become increasingly clear that the 2020 Major League Baseball season will be started without fans permitted to attend, and likely won’t have games this year that draw any fans, due to the coronavirus…
Dodgers News: Mark Prior Trying To ‘Balance’ Pitchers’ Workloads Based On ‘Resources’ Available Amid MLB Shutdown
When Major League Baseball announced it would be temporarily suspending operations due to concerns over the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, teams and players were forced to quickly adjust amid a world of uncertainty. As an emphasis was placed on physical distancing…
Dodgers News: Workers At Farmer John Plant Where Dodger Dogs Are Made Contracted Coronavirus
The Los Angeles Dodgers had high expectations going into the 2020 season after acquiring Mookie Betts and David Price, while also returning a team that won 106 games last year. Unfortunately, they have not been able to see those expectations…
ESPN Names Dodgers Finalist For 2020 Sports Humanitarian Team Of The Year Award In Recognition Of L.A. Dodgers Foundation
The Los Angeles Dodgers were named a finalist for the Sports Humanitarian Team of the Year Award by ESPN for a second consecutive year. The honor is in recognition of the work of the club’s official charity, the L.A. Dodgers…
MLB Rumors: Response From Players Association On Health Protocols Addressed Coronavirus Testing, Access To Therapy & More
With a reported hope of beginning Spring Training 2.0 in early June, Major League Baseball and the Players Association face a deadline of sorts to come to an agreement on multiple issues. They remain at odds over an economic plan…
MLB Rumors: Alex Bregman Leaving LeBron James’ Klutch Sports Due To Docuseries On Astros Sign-Stealing Scandal
Los Angeles Lakers All-Star LeBron James and his agent Rich Paul have created an empire at Klutch Sports, not only in the basketball world, but all sports. Within the last year, Klutch has expanded to the NFL, where they represent…
ESPN Names Dodgers Finalist For 2020 Sports Humanitarian Team Of The Year Award In Recognition Of L.A. Dodgers Foundation
The Los Angeles Dodgers were named a finalist for the Sports Humanitarian Team of the Year Award by ESPN for a second consecutive year. The honor is in recognition of the work of the club’s official charity, the L.A. Dodgers…
Andrew Friedman: Dodgers Keeping Same ‘Approach’ Amid Various Updates For 2020 Regular Season
While the return of Major League Baseball seems to be inching closer and closer, there still are a ton of logistics that need to be sorted out. The No. 1 priority remains the safety of players and everyone involved, but…
Dodgers News: Gavin Lux Estimates Needing 15-20 At-Bats During Spring Training 2.0 To Be ‘Ready To Go’ For 2020 MLB Season
Instead of being over two months into the 2020 regular season, Major League Baseball remains in a holding pattern due to concerns over the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Despite that, there is optimism a campaign for this year could soon be…
