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Does Defense Actually Make World Series Champions?

The Dodgers’ recent infield maneuvering dominated headlines across the league, but how important is defensive efficiency when it comes to winning the Fall Classic?

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Miguel Rojas: Stylishly Preparing For Season 11

Miguel Rojas stylishly prepares for the upcoming season, exuding confidence and determination in a sleek all-black ensemble with white shoes and sunglasses...

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Miguel Rojas Demonstrates Baseball Skills In Team Game

Miguel Rojas's recent baseball game highlighted exceptional skills, teamwork, and camaraderie, inspiring both teammates and fans.

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Miguel Rojas Demonstrates Precision and Agility in Training Videos

Discover Miguel Rojas's training routine with insightful videos demonstrating agility and precision, showcasing dedication to honing athletic skills.

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Miguel Rojas: A Masterful Leader on the Baseball Field

Discover how Miguel Rojas dominates the baseball field with his extraordinary skills and inspiring leadership. Join us as we delve into his journey and imp...

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Captain Miguel Rojas: Leading with Energy and Power on the Field

Experience the electrifying presence of Captain Miguel Rojas as he leads his team with skill and passion, bringing intensity and power to every throw.

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Miguel Rojas: Skillful and Determined Athlete Shines in Baseball Match

Discover Miguel Rojas' incredible talent and leadership on the baseball field as he guides his team to victory with unmatched skill and determination.

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Dodgers’ Miguel Rojas apologized mid-interview before making a play and MLB fans were so impressed

"Sorry, guys. I need to make this play real quick."

USA Today Sports Media Group

NFL Fans Enjoyed the Karma of the Dolphins Putting Up 70 on Sean Payton

He put a target on his back with comments about Tua, other coaches.

Sports Illustrated

Dodgers’ Miguel Rojas Deftly Fielded His Position During In-Game Interview, and MLB World Was in Awe

The veteran infielder was right in the middle of a story when the ball came toward him.

Sports Illustrated

Dodgers Find Upgrade in Swap of Big Names of Yesteryear

Los Angeles dealt a struggling Noah Syndergaard and helped fill its biggest need in one fell swoop.

Sports Illustrated

Clayton Kershaw delivers gem as Dodgers blank Angels to end skid

This season has been one long farewell to arms for the Dodgers, who lost Tony Gonsolin to a left ankle sprain and Ryan Pepiot to a left oblique strain in March, Dustin May to a serious forearm injury and Julio Urías to a left hamstring strain in mid-May, and Noah…

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers lose in 11 innings, spoiling Emmet Sheehan’s debut

LOS ANGELES ― Ross Stripling wasn’t in the ballpark for Friday night’s game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants. He was tuning in from Arizona, where he is on the Giants’ injured list rehabbing a back injury, noting the coincidences.

Tribune News Service

Dodgers overcome rough start from rookie Gavin Stone to beat Braves

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Braves used to have a bodysuit-and-goggles clad sprinter dubbed “The Freeze” spot a lucky fan a big headstart then race around the warning track at Truist Park to run him down.

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Mookie Betts at shortstop? How the Dodgers' experiment could make long-term sense.

CHICAGO — It started as a temporary measure, a short-term solution to the Dodgers' growing infield injury list.

Los Angeles Times

Julio Urías sharp on the mound as Dodgers hold off Rockies

The Dodgers traded their feast-or-famine offense for a Happy Medium Meal on Tuesday night, combining a solid-but-not-spectacular offense with some stout pitching from Julio Urías for a 5-2 victory over the Colorado Rockies before a sellout crowd of 52,290 in Chavez Ravine.

Los Angeles Times

Bill Plaschke: Falling in love with the pitch clock is easy. Embrace baseball's new reality.

LOS ANGELES — Two minutes, one out! One minute, two outs! Two minutes, three outs!

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Dodgers heat up, beat Diamondbacks in season opener

LOS ANGELES — They went with a cold open.

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Bill Plaschke: Newest Dodgers inspire and help set a tone for a season of intrigue

LOS ANGELES — It was wet, cold and beautiful.

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Infielder. Outfielder. Mookie Betts Shows He’s Willing to Do It All For the Dodgers

There is only one Shohei Ohtani when it comes to multiplicity of greatness, but what Betts is doing deserves its own measure of wonder.

Los Angeles Times

'His shoe game is pretty tight.' Why Dodgers hope Miguel Rojas' play matches his 'swag.'

PHOENIX — Of all the things the Dodgers have come to appreciate about Miguel Rojas this spring, two of the biggest have to do with his feet.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers shortstop Gavin Lux has torn ACL and is expected to miss 2023 season

PHOENIX — The Dodgers are in need of a new shortstop. Again.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers shortstop Gavin Lux injures right knee in spring training game

PEORIA, Ariz. — Three games into spring training, the Dodgers might already be facing a potentially devastating injury.

Los Angeles Times

Will Dodgers pick a closer, center fielder? Five spring-training storylines to watch.

Exactly four months removed from their calamitous elimination in last year's postseason, the Dodgers will begin a new trek that they hope will end differently come this October.

Los Angeles Times

Is rookie Miguel Vargas' dynamic bat worth making risky infield move? Dodgers think so.

LOS ANGELES — A new rule banning infield shifts will require big league second basemen to cover far more ground than they have for the past decade or so, when teams regularly positioned three infielders on the right side against left-handed hitters.

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