Dodgers' Blake Snell out indefinitely with loose bodies in elbow - ESPN
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Blake Snell has loose bodies in his left elbow, and the Los Angeles Dodgers' two-time Cy Young Award winner is once again sidelined indefinitely.
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Dodgers LHP Blake Snell to come off IL, sources say - ESPN
Blake Snell is expected to come off the injured list and start for the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday, in lieu of making another rehab appearance, sources confirmed to ESPN on Friday.
MLB Roundtable: Dodgers and Cubs Are Off to Great Start, But What Are the Deficiencies?
The Los Angeles Dodgers have been as advertised out of the gate, and the Chicago Cubs are on a heater, winning each of their last 10 games. In fact, the two teams are in the midst of a three-game series in Los Angeles. Catch Game 2 of the series on Saturday at 7:15 p.m. ET on FOX.
Sources: Phillies, Luzardo agree to 5-year, $135M extension - ESPN
The Philadelphia Phillies locked in Jesus Luzardo a year before he was due to reach free agency by agreeing with the left-hander on a five-year contract extension worth $135 million, sources told ESPN.
Dodgers' deferred payment obligations surpass $1 billion - ESPN
Edwin Díaz won't receive all of his $69 million from the Los Angeles Dodgers until 2047, with the closer's deal raising deferred payment obligations for the two-time World Series champions to more than a billion dollars due to nine players.
Dodgers Owe $1.06 Billion in Deferred Money After Signing Edwin Diaz
Edwin Diaz won't receive all of his $69 million from the Dodgers until 2047, with the closer's deal raising deferred payment obligations for the two-time World Series champions to more than $1.06 billion due to nine players.
Way-too-early 2026 MLB Power Rankings: Who's No. 1? - ESPN
In a dramatic finish to the 2025 postseason, the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Toronto Blue Jays in an extra-innings, winner-take-all Game 7 to become the first repeat World Series champions since the 2000 New York Yankees.
Dodgers steal Game 7 in extras to repeat as World Series champs - ESPN
TORONTO — Miguel Rojas cranked a tying home run off Jeff Hoffman in the top of the ninth, saved the game with a stellar defensive play in the bottom half, then watched his catcher, Will Smith, win it in extra innings.