Los Angeles Dodgers OF Chris Taylor out with left foot fracture
Los Angeles Dodgers versatile outfielder Chris Taylor has a left foot fracture and will be sidelined indefinitely, he told reporters on Tuesday.
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Los Angeles Dodgers' Mookie Betts returns after 15-game absence
The Los Angeles Dodgers reinstated Mookie Betts from the injured list and he is playing right field and leading off in Sunday's series finale against the San Diego Padres.
New York Yankees move ahead of Los Angeles Dodgers as World Series favorites
The New York Yankees, off to one of their best starts in franchise history, moved ahead of the Los Angeles Dodgers this week and for the first time this season are favorites to win the World Series at sportsbooks around the nation.
Sources - Los Angeles Dodgers' Freddie Freeman fires agents who led offseason contract talks
When Freddie Freeman left the Atlanta Braves and eventually landed with the Los Angeles Dodgers, there was shock within the industry because of Freeman's long history with the Braves.
Los Angeles Dodgers set to send Mookie Betts, 'one of the best players in baseball, to injured list
LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Mookie Betts is headed to the injured list, manager Dave Roberts said Saturday night.
Elbow strain forces Los Angeles Dodgers to shut down Walker Buehler for 6-8 weeks
SAN FRANCISCO — Los Angeles Dodgers ace Walker Buehler won't throw for six-to-eight weeks because of a flexor strain in his right elbow, making late this season the most optimistic timetable for his return to a major league mound.
Son of ex-Los Angeles Dodgers player Steve Sax among five Marines killed in training flight crash
LOS ANGELES — Former Dodgers player Steve Sax says his 33-year-old son, who had always dreamed of being a pilot, was among five U.S. Marines killed during a training flight crash earlier this week in the California desert.
Chicago White Sox's Tony La Russa says he'd order walk to Los Angeles Dodgers' Trea Turner again
CHICAGO — A day after ordering a two-strike intentional walk that backfired, Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa said he'd do it all over again.