The Dodgers' Edwin Díaz signing confirmed what baseball fans already know but still somehow managed to take us by surprise: baseball executives lie. Andrew Friedman and Brandon Gomes (with some help ...

Only the Los Angeles Dodgers could wake up on a random Tuesday at the Winter Meetings and say, “You know what we need? An ex-manager with inside intel on one of the most interesting teams in the ...

The best part about the Los Angeles Dodgers signing Edwin Díaz to a three-year, $69 million deal isn’t even the part where the reigning back-to-back World Series champions just added one of the most ...

Every winter brings its share of wild rumors, but this one? This one blows the roof off the entire baseball universe. KTLA anchor David Pingalore has proclaimed ...

Hernandez has always had his pulse on the fanbase and has resonated as a fan favorite as a result. He knows the bad press the ...

Edwin Díaz reportedly turned down a three-year, $66 million offer from the Mets before signing with the Dodgers.

The beauty of Andrew Friedman going overboard in his last two offseasons — at least for him — is that he gets to take it a ...

They're looking for a corner outfielder to replace Michael Conforto, are expected to favor a trade over the free agent market, and a number of candidates on the trade market have already been named.

Ward, an unranked prospect, has clearly presented a bit of a conundrum to the Dodgers for some time now. He's been a ...

Here’s the thing all Los Angeles Dodgers fans all know by now: when the Winter Meetings roll around, the Dodgers don’t just shop. They closely eye their targets. They wait. And then they pounce when ...