2024 MLB Futures: How to bet the Los Angeles Dodgers - ESPN
The 2024 Los Angeles Dodgers are spending almost $300 million dollars to try to assemble one of the greatest regular-season rosters in MLB history.
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How to watch MLB Seoul Series 2024: Dodgers vs. Padres - ESPN
The 2024 MLB season will get underway on Wednesday with the Seoul Series — the first regular-season MLB games played in South Korea.
Scott Boras Praises Dodgers Ownership For Spending Money, Calls Out Other Teams
Many fans across Major League Baseball heading into 2024 have labeled the Los Angeles Dodgers as the sport's villain, thanks to an impressive offseason.
2023-2024 MLB offseason grades for all 30 teams - ESPN
We've been waiting to unveil our final offseason grades… and waiting… and waiting. We can wait no longer. Even though Blake Snell, Jordan Montgomery and J.D. Martinez remain unsigned among the major free agents, and useful players such as Michael Lorenzen, Adam Duvall and Tommy Pham are still out there, it's the middle of spring training. The Dodgers and Padres open in Korea in less than two weeks. We have to roll this out and move on.
Sources: Dodgers to trade Margot to Twins, sign Hernández - ESPN
The Los Angeles Dodgers are trading outfielder Manuel Margot to the Minnesota Twins and plan to sign free agent super utility man Kiké Hernández to a one-year contract once the trade is finalized, sources told ESPN.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Tyler Glasnow 'safe bet' to start Seoul series - ESPN
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Shohei Ohtani remains on track to start at designated hitter when the Los Angeles Dodgers open their season in South Korea, and the team's two other major additions could join him.
Dodgers, Canadian starting pitcher James Paxton reportedly agree to $11M US deal
Left-hander James Paxton and the Los Angeles Dodgers have agreed to an $11 million, one-year contract, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press.
Sources - Dodgers, James Paxton closing in on 1-year deal - ESPN
The Los Angeles Dodgers are closing in on a one-year agreement with free agent starting pitcher James Paxton on Monday night, sources told ESPN, confirming multiple reports. Paxton's deal, which is still pending the completion of a physical exam, would pay him about $11 million in guaranteed money, a source familiar with the negotiations said.