The legacy of iconic Dodger rookies resumed with Corey Seager, and Cody Bellinger continued it in 2017. The question is, who's next to make history in LA?
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The Dodgers got to the World Series last season by making history in the summer, but it's going to take some more heroics for LA to get back there again.
It's no secret that the Los Angeles Dodgers are one of the strongest teams in baseball, but there are still players in LA that aren't getting enough credit.
Right around the time Mike Trout started being called "the best player in baseball," I believed Anaheim should trade him. Then, the Angels proved me wrong.
With all the heroic storylines in baseball, it's tough not to wonder what would have happened if the Dodgers got the Hollywood ending they deserved in 2017.
As the marvelous days of Spring inch closer, we take a look at the 2018 Dodgers squad as they head into Spring Training, and prepare for Opening Day.
The Dodgers are one starter away from having the most elite rotation in baseball, which is why they should trade for Tigers ace, Michael Fulmer.
Near the end of 2017, the Dodgers turned Kenta Maeda into a super-reliever for the playoffs, and it's an advantage they should consider in 2018.
As Spring Training approaches, and the promise of a new season starts to set in, the Dodgers gear up for some of the most pivotal series' of the season.
The Dodgers are charging into 2018 stronger than ever but over the past few years, the NL West has changed completely, and it will impact LA in 2018.
It's no secret that the Dodgers had a year for the ages in 2017, but not only did that season change the game of baseball, it changed an entire city.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have made their first big trade of the offseason, and it's one that everybody is going to remember, long after spring arrives.
Shohei Ohtani has signed with the Los Angeles Angels, but it doesn't change anything for the defending NL Champion Dodgers.
The latest Dodgers news has to do with Shoei Ohtani and how he can make a tremendous difference in Los Angeles and get them to that next step.
The Dodgers won the west, and then they won the National League, but in order to win the fall classic in 2018, they must win in December.
The offseason is officially underway, and there are plenty of reasons to be excited, and to be nervous, about the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2018.
As baseball looks towards 2018, should the Dodgers trade for Giancarlo Stanton, cementing them as the frontrunner to become World Series Champion
With two All-Star starting pitchers on the free agent market in 2017, could one of them have signed with the Dodgers by Opening Day?
The Los Angeles Dodgers didn't win the 2017 World Series, but they didn't lose it either. They still have plenty of moments to celebrate.
Over the past twenty years, two teams have stood out as pioneers of a new baseball frontier, and the 2017 Dodgers might be the final piece of the story.