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LOS ANGELES — Shohei Ohtani, Tommy Edman, Will Smith and Max Muncy all homered for the Los Angeles Dodgers in the opening inning Wednesday night, the first time that's happened in the franchise's history.
Chicago Cubs closer Porter Hodge got the save in last night's 6-3 over the Dodgers but not without some drama, some of which was concerning.
Los Angeles Dodgers cleanup hitter Teoscar Hernandez is likely to land on the injured list after he was hit on the left foot by a pitch in Friday night's 3-1 loss to the visiting Cleveland Guardians, manager Dave Roberts said.
The race for baseball's best record continues to be incredibly close — with six teams separated by just two games and no team on pace for more than 96 wins. The last time that happened in a full season was 2007.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have had more than their fair share of injuries in 2024. Superstar outfielder and MVP-favorite Mookie Betts went down with a fracture in his hand after being hit by pitch in mid-June. Third baseman Max Muncy is set to miss several months with an oblique injury. Star rookie starter Yoshinobu Yamamoto has no timeline for his return from a rotator cuff strain.
The Los Angeles Dodgers acquired superutility man Cavan Biggio in a trade with the Toronto Blue Jays, sources told ESPN, adding the veteran after the Blue Jays designated him for assignment last week.
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LOS ANGELES — Shohei Ohtani struck out March 28 against St. Louis Cardinals reliever Riley O'Brien and took a seat alone on the bench in the Los Angeles Dodgers' dugout. Moments later, Max Muncy, standing near the top step waiting to take his place in the on-deck circle, called over to him. It was the seventh inning of the Dodgers' home opener, and Muncy wanted to get a better sense of O'Brien, a 29-year-old journeyman right-hander. In that moment, Ohtani got what he probably needed most: