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Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani leaves start vs. Reds after mound visit by trainers
Shohei Ohtani's latest outing as a Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher appeared to end sooner than expected. Accompanied by trainers, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts commenced a mound visit for Ohtani in the bottom of the fourth inning,
Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani exits start with cramps, remains in game at DH
An ominous sign for the future of the Los Angeles Dodgers came after Shohei Ohtani’s sixth consecutive pitch outside the strike zone Wednesday night. The reigning National League MVP used his glove to shield his frustrations as the rest of the baseball world held its collective breath.
As the Los Angeles Dodgers rapidly get healthier heading into the MLB trade deadline, Dave Roberts updated fans on Roki ...
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Roberts: Dodgers Ace Returns to the Mound on SaturdayAre the Los Angeles Dodgers finally getting healthy? It appears so. Manager Dave Roberts announced that left-hander Blake ...
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts confirmed on Sunday that Bobby Miller will transition from the club's starting rotation to its ...
Though the Dodgers secured a win over the Reds, Dave Roberts reveals that two Dodgers are in fear of landing on the injury ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers starting rotation was expected to be one of the main drivers of their success this season after the ...
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Roberts Drops Bombshell on Dodgers Trade Chip as Deadline LoomsWith just hours left before the trade deadline, the Dodgers’ 27-year-old right-handed pitcher’s fate is still undecided. The post Dave Roberts Reveals Plans for Dodgers Trade Chip Amid Swirling Rumors ...
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says pitcher Roki Sasaki has actually benefited from his time on the IL.
Manager Dave Roberts was not happy after Tuesday evening's 10-7 loss against the Minnesota Twins, citing defensive and ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers have struggled recently, but manager Dave Roberts is more concerned about getting his guys healthy ...
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says Shohei Ohtani’s current approach could help him tie the MLB home run streak in Boston.
Michael Kopech, Blake Treinen and Evan Phillips already offered devastating fastball/slider combinations from the right side.
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