While three teams — the San Francisco Giants, Los Angeles Angels, and Texas Rangers — have already filled their managerial vacancies this month, other teams hav

The Los Angeles Angels have hired Kurt Suzuki as their new manager, turning to the longtime major league catcher with no professional coaching experience to help turn around a franchise navigating the longest playoff drought in the major leagues.

Fans are eating Dodgers-themed doughnuts and candy, buying merchandise — and planning to plant a team flag on a Riverside mountain top.

The New York Post's Jon Heyman took a shot at Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon while talking about the Los Angeles Dodgers' recent dominance.

Ken Rosenthal believes new Angels skipper Kurt Suzuki can succeed as a manager, but he's not sure if he can succeed in Anaheim.

It will be the Toronto Blue Jays against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2025 World Series, but two journeyman players might have already won. Infielder Buddy Kennedy and reliever José Ureña made appearances for both teams this season and will theoretically be eligible for World Series rings however the seven-game series goes down.

Among the players he championed for the Dodgers were first-round picks Kiki Jones and Jamie McAndrew in 1989; future major leaguer Chad Zerbe in 1991; and Yhency Brazoban, a throw-in to the December 2003 trade with the Yankees for pitcher Kevin Brown, who was closing for the Dodgers two years later.

As the NLCS started in Milwaukee, a different kind of storyline is swirling around the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers' clubhouse.

This is the Angels we're talking about. Notably, their only Japanese player, Yusei Kikuchi, recently complained about a lack of air conditioning in the weight room, which Minasian directly addressed and denied, only for the team to silently post an open position for an AC/HVAC technician in the days following. You can't make this stuff up.