Kyle Tucker unsure of Cubs return as free agency looms - ESPN
With the Chicago Cubs' season having come to an end, the questions about Kyle Tucker's future can start.
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Shohei Ohtani starts on mound, not in lineup for Dodgers vs. Mets - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Shohei Ohtani was not in the starting lineup for his start day against the New York Mets on Wednesday, marking the first time in five years that Ohtani has pitched but not also hit.
Most Unhittable Pitcher? Will Dodgers Repeat? Dontrelle Willis Makes His Picks
FOX Sports' MLB analyst Dontrelle Willis captured Major League Baseball's pulse in the span of 90 seconds during this week's rendition of "Hit and Run."
Max Scherzer exits Blue Jays' loss with forearm tendinitis - ESPN
Toronto Blue Jays right-hander and three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer left Monday's 14-2 home loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers after two innings, another potential blow to Toronto's injury-plagued starting rotation.
Dodgers belt five homers in 14-2 rout of Blue Jays in World Series rematch
Teoscar Hernandez, Freddie Freeman, Dalton Rushing — with a pair — and Shohei Ohtani hit home runs to power the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 14-2 rout of the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday night at Rogers Centre.
It's a World Series rematch as the Dodgers return to Toronto. Here's what the Jays are up against
The Los Angeles Dodgers return to Toronto's Rogers Centre on Monday night to play a three-game series against the Blue Jays, giving baseball fans a peek at what a potential World Series rematch could look like.
A Trumpet, Debut Save and 8th-Inning Swing: Dodgers' New Faces Make Noise Early
The two biggest offseason acquisitions by the two-time defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers are paying dividends already.
Diaz thrills Dodger Stadium with trumpet entrance, first save - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — When Friday's ninth inning arrived and the bass drums kicked in, Teoscar Hernandez waited in the dugout.
Kyle Tucker getting into groove as Dodgers begin three-peat quest - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Kyle Tucker's first three at-bats produced hard-hit balls that resulted in outs. On his fourth, in Thursday's seventh inning, Shohei Ohtani broke to second base and Tucker turned on a full-count fastball out over the plate, lining it into the right-center field gap to further pad his new team's lead. It was precisely how the Los Angeles Dodgers envisioned it when they signed Tucker, the best free agent on the market, to a four-year, $240 million contract in January — except the end.