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UNCOVERED: 3 - The Untold Story

Has Cody Bellinger's time run out with Dodgers? We could know by Friday.

LOS ANGELES — For most of the last two seasons, as their star center fielder and former most valuable player slipped into a puzzling cycle of injuries, inconsistency and head-scratching production, the Dodgers have remained steadfast.

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Andrew Friedman says Dodgers want Clayton Kershaw and Justin Turner to return

LOS ANGELES — They are the two longest-tenured players in the Dodgers organization.

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Bill Plaschke: Dodgers CEO Stan Kasten backs Andrew Friedman and Dave Roberts

Aaron Judge? Slow your roll.

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Inside the Dodgers' collapse: Why baseball's winningest team isn't in the World Series

Dave Roberts walked out to the mound once, then again, in the seventh inning, two lonely treks with his team's season on the brink.

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SI:AM | The Astros Just Keep Rolling

Justin Verlander was incredible in leading Houston to victory in Game 1.

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Bill Plaschke: Who to blame for Dodgers' October failure? How about the players?

LOS ANGELES — For days after the biggest disappointment in Dodgers history, fans have been furiously fanning the blame as if it were an ugly yellow towel.

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Dodgers unlikely to make big changes. Will Cody Bellinger and Clayton Kershaw return?

LOS ANGELES — Andrew Friedman called it the most disappointing elimination in his eight years as the Dodgers’ top front office executive, an “organizational failure” that the team hadn’t been anticipating after a franchise-record 111-win season.

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Dave Roberts is expected back, but Dodgers face other key offseason questions

After a decade of unprecedented regular-season dominance, but all too familiar playoff disappointment that continued Saturday night with their elimination in the National League Division Series, the Dodgers find themselves in a familiar place entering this offseason.

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Dylan Hernandez: Blame Andrew Friedman’s roster construction, pitcher strategy for Dodgers’ collapse

SAN DIEGO — The temptation will be to blame Dave Roberts for what happened to the Dodgers on Saturday night.

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After bumpy start, Freddie Freeman finally feels at home with Dodgers

LOS ANGELES — There are some days Freddie Freeman's commute is simple.

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Chris Taylor determined to play in NLDS; Dodgers mulling pitching roster

LOS ANGELES — The only playoff baseball at Dodger Stadium on Friday was played on the televisions in the clubhouse and the scoreboards in the outfield.

Los Angeles Times

Chelsea plan to keep Graham Potter even if they fail to finish in top four

Graham Potter will remain Chelsea manager if the club fail to qualify for the Champions League – as long as their overall direction is positive

The Guardian - UK

Graham Potter leads first Chelsea training session as manager despite Premier League postponement

Graham Potter led his first training session as Chelsea boss on Friday, despite the weekend's Premier League postponements.

Evening Standard

Graham Potter takes Chelsea training despite Premier League postponement

Chelsea are currently understood to be preparing as normal for Wednesday’s Champions League clash against RB Salzburg at Stamford Bridge

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Dodgers' Walker Buehler looks ahead to second Tommy John rehab with hope, but also uncertainty

LOS ANGELES — Walker Buehler awoke after surgery last month, received the news he had been quietly bracing to hear, then put himself back in a familiar state of mind.

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Dylan Hernández: Dodgers' dominance means only one thing — they must win the World Series

By now, the years are starting to blend together, the decade-long renaissance making one season indistinguishable from the last. October baseball is now taken for granted in this city.

Los Angeles Times

Clayton Kershaw's latest injury overshadows Dodgers' sweep of the Giants

SAN FRANCISCO — Clayton Kershaw knew right away that something was wrong.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Jeff Gordon: Unmatched Padres desperation lands Juan Soto in San Diego

Nobody should be surprised that the San Diego Padres landed slugging outfielder Juan Soto in a blockbuster trade with the Washington Nationals.

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Three Things to Know Entering MLB Trade Deadline Day

From the Juan Soto sweepstakes to the Cubs’ All-Stars, here are some key story lines to follow on this eventful day in MLB.

Los Angeles Times

Back in the majors, and back in Dodger Blue, Trayce Thompson is where he belongs

Bat bags and an extra-large suitcase.

Los Angeles Times

With Juan Soto on the block, Andrew Friedman looks ahead to Dodgers trade deadline plans

Andrew Friedman didn't reference Juan Soto by name.

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Dodgers' Mookie Betts is his harshest critic. It's what fuels him to be great

LOS ANGELES — Mookie Betts never wanted to live in Los Angeles.

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Bill Shaikin: If the Angels hire a new manager, here's their guy

LOS ANGELES — Even with the almost supernatural intervention of Shohei Ohtani, the Angels were very nearly swept this week by the Kansas City Royals. The Royals are not a good team. The Angels might not be, either. As of Thursday, Baseball Prospectus projects them with a one in 10…

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Bill Plaschke: MLB is right to suspend Trevor Bauer. Now the Dodgers need to banish him from team

LOS ANGELES — Thank you, Major League Baseball.

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Bill Shaikin: Don’t expect Theo Epstein 2.0, but how long does Andrew Friedman want to run Dodgers?

PHOENIX — You don't walk away from a dream job without explaining why. If you're Theo Epstein, and the dream job involves leading the Boston Red Sox to their first World Series championship in way too many decades, you write a column in the Boston Globe explaining why.

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