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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: 14 - Caught on Camera

Coloring books and football mentality: Inside James Outman's major league rise

It wasn't the most momentous development of James Outman's young career, but Dave Roberts still felt the news was a pretty big deal.

Los Angeles Times

Troubling sign? Dodgers get beat by Arizona ‘in every facet’ in ugly series loss.

PHOENIX — They couldn’t stop the running game. They didn’t play clean defense. And they failed to string together enough big hits.

Los Angeles Times

Noah Syndergaard’s struggles doom Dodgers in loss: ‘Just poor execution’

PHOENIX — Every time the Los Angeles Dodgers offense inched a small step forward Saturday night, their pitching staff quickly took a disastrous step back.

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Dylan Hernandez: Will Smith too 'vanilla'? Dodgers don't care because he's on a superstar path.

LOS ANGELES — On the surface, his personality is about as colorful as his name.

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Dodgers fail to capitalize on Noah Syndergaard’s impressive debut in loss

LOS ANGELES — It took four spring training starts for Noah Syndergaard to come to grips with the fact that, despite his December proclamation that there is “no excuse as to why I can’t get back to 100 mph,” his once-vaunted fastball is not going to approach triple digits like…

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Clayton Kershaw puts on a vintage performance in Dodgers’ win over Arizona

LOS ANGELES — Ahead of the first matchup between Clayton Kershaw and Madison Bumgarner in almost five years, Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts predicted the showdown would “bring out the best” in the two decorated left-handers.

Los Angeles Times

Dustin May’s focused, impressive start not enough to spur Dodgers to victory

LOS ANGELES — After ending the fifth inning with a swing-and-miss cutter, Dustin May skipped down the back of the mound and hung a confident left back toward the dugout.

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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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Bill Plaschke: Dodgers open season unsettled and uncertain. And that's a good thing

They lost their cornerstone, their shaggy leader, Justin Turner heading off to hated Boston.

Los Angeles Times

'I let them down.' Dodgers' Freddie Freeman regrets leaving Canada's WBC game

PHOENIX — Freddie Freeman chose club over country Tuesday, the Dodgers first baseman pulling himself from Team Canada's World Baseball Classic game against Colombia because of a mild right hamstring injury rather than playing through the pain, a decision that wasn't as easy as it might have seemed.

Los Angeles Times

Dustin May's mound maturity is improving. But his cursing is a work in progress

There is the way Dustin May feels when he's on the mound, and there is the way the fiery Dodgers right-hander outwardly expresses it.

Los Angeles Times

Vahe Gregorian: After two years of injuries, former Royal Danny Duffy pursues a comeback with Rangers

SURPRISE, Ariz. — As he’s done virtually every year since being drafted by the Royals in 2007, Danny Duffy last month checked into the very spring training complex from which he’s launched nearly every season for half his life now.

Tribune News Service

Even without that swing, Dodgers' Miguel Vargas finding ways to nurture his talent

In all his baseball life, Miguel Vargas had never done anything like this.

Los Angeles Times

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.

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'I filled my home with skeletons, preserved animal parts, mummies and stuffed creatures'

Dave Roberts has created one of the creepiest attractions that can have ever existed

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.

Sports Illustrated

Meet the Officials Who Volunteered for an NCAA Job Most Would Run Away From

The Committee on Infractions has become the last line of defense in holding the NCAA’s members accountable. An inside look at how the group operates.

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.

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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.

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Dodgers’ Gavin Lux Suffers Knee Injury in Spring Training

He sustained the injury with an awkward fall while running the bases.

Sports Illustrated

NCAA Issues First NIL Ruling, With Cavinder Twins at the Center of It

While the actual punishment might not seem severe, the organization sends a message that it will be clamping down on NIL violations and brazen boosters.

Los Angeles Times

New Dodger Noah Syndergaard seeks balance this spring to bring his heat back

PHOENIX — Noah Syndergaard glanced down, touched the tips of his index fingers together, then sighed as he recalled his frustrations with last season.

The Orange County Register

Who will lead the Dodgers with Justin Turner gone?

GLENDALE, Ariz. – As he drove to Arizona for the start of spring training, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts listened to a book on tape – “No Time for Spectators” by Martin Dempsey, a former general and past chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cody Bellinger ‘feeling refreshed and feeling confident’ in first spring training with Cubs

Bellinger is aiming to bounce back after a few down years at the plate.

Los Angeles Times

Dylan Hernandez: Freddie Freeman feels more settled. What that could mean for the Dodgers in 2023

PHOENIX — He sneaked up behind Mookie Betts and lifted him into the air. He bear hugged Gavin Lux. He exchanged smiles with Max Muncy.

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