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2025 Dodgers Truths After An Amazing 2024, What About Teoscar and Buehler?
We continue our annual truths series (see post-2023 version) as we look at what the Dodgers will look like after the World Series win of 2024. Following up their second championship in five years the team has a chance to look pretty similar to 2024’s team. This will be the seventh season I have written…
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Dodgers Filipino Heritgage Night – 2024
I have a soft heart for the Filipino people. In fact, I married one and have two sons with the same heritage. The Dodgers’ history of Filipino players is pretty scant as only Kolten Wong and Travis d’Arnaud have played on the major league team. Right now, I did not find any minor league players…
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The All-Time Dodgers Art Book – Ned Colletti and Dave Hobrecht’s Masterpiece
We had the pleasure of interviewing the authors of the new book, “The All-Time Dodgers Art Book“, Dave Hobrecht and Ned Colletti. The book is a combination of artist renderings and essays about the all-time Dodgers team as chosen by Collett. To purchase “The All-Time Dodgers Art Book” – Hardcover: The All-Time Dodgers Art Book…
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Luke Fox: The Dodgers’ Latest Under-The-Radar Prospect
No matter where they look, the Dodgers consistently find talent anywhere. Luke Fox was drafted out of Duke University in the 17th round of the 2023 MLB Draft and is ready to take the minors by storm. He possesses a repertoire that includes a four-seam fastball, cutter, changeup, slider, and a slurve. This has helped…
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Wyatt Crowell: The Next Great Dodgers Southpaw?
Despite coming off Tommy John surgery last year Wyatt Crowell is showing he might be the next great Dodger southpaw. The organization selected him in the fourth round of the 2023 draft with the 127th overall pick. When the Dodgers picked Crowell it was known that he would not pitch until this season, due to…
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Elijah Hainline: The Next Great Dodgers Prospect
Elijah Hainline, the first draftee from the Dodgers’ 2024 class to reach Low-A, appears to be the next great Dodgers prospect. In recent years the organization has prioritized players with good plate discipline and contact. Hainline checks off those boxes for an organization that hopes to unlock his power stroke with time and development. He…
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Trade Deadline Reactions For 2024: Reactions As The Trades Happen
We are going to start our Trade Deadline page, this year, a bit earlier than normal. We’ve done this every year since 2018 when we were with Dodgers Nation. The Dodgers enter the last week with many concerns as injuries have wrecked the team. Two of the biggest question marks are Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Max…
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Grifting Season – A Place To Support Our Channel
We have started a storefront on Amazon, https://www.amazon.com/shop/dodgers2080. For suggestions on items you want to see, please hit us up at [email protected]. Thank you so much for reading, listening, contributing, and spreading the word. Thank you, God bless, and gooooooo Dodgers!
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Clayton Kershaw Completes Rehab Start With RC Quakes
Dodgers legend and future Hall Of Famer Clayton Kershaw completed his first rehab start of the year with the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, going three innings with 5Ks and 1ER on the night. His outing was relatively easy, with just two hits and a walk by the opposing offense. Overall his repertoire appeared rather sharp; a…
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Dodgers Prospects: Jose Rodriguez is flying under the rader
Once again, the Dodgers organization is playing chess while other organizations are playing checkers. The team has always had success when developing international prospects. In recent years, the Dodgers have developed international players such as Miguel Vargas, Julio Urías, and Andy Pages. It seems like the Dodgers have another great international prospect on their hand.…
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