Entering 2018 with a team nearly identical to the one that fell one win short of a World Series title the year before, the
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After A Brief Pause, The Yankees-Red Sox Rivalry Is Back And Better Than Ever
Sometimes when life gets boring, it’s good to break up old habits. Tired of doing the same thing over and over? Try something
Love Thy Enemy: Angels’ Shohei Ohtani Transcends Allegiances
Seventeen years ago this Wednesday, Ichiro Suzuki made a name for himself in the Major Leagues. Despite being a highly anticipated international signee —
Keep An Eye Out For These MLB Teams, Players in 2018
Springtime is officially upon us. While the trees are blooming and 5C students are no longer worrying about “cold weather,” spring really means
The Dodgers Crush My Spirits Every Year, Yet I’m Still More Hopeful Than Ever This Opening Day
My passion for the Los Angeles Dodgers began when I was five. I grew up in Columbus, Ohio, and while most of my friends
Analyzing The Options For The 2018 Dodgers’ One Main Uncertainty: Left Field
There aren’t many question marks for the 2018 Los Angeles Dodgers. The team, which was nine innings from its first World Series title in
My October Love Affair with the Houston Astros
I found my baseball purgatory in the form of a never-ending Uber line against the callous blue backdrop of Dodger Stadium. Personally, game
After Incredible Season, Heartbreak in Game Seven for Dodgers
Before first pitch, Wednesday night had the makings of the perfect Dodger moment. After winning 104 of 162 regular season games, two playoff series
Astros-Dodgers World Series is Perfect Sabermetric Storm to End Drought
Leading up to the Fall Classic that started on Tuesday, it had been a long, long time since the Dodgers were in the World