As the Dodgers prepare to play in the NCLS, they took a little time out to show support for the Lakers in a hype video.

As the Los Angeles Dodgers prepare for the NLCS, one of the team's biggest areas of concern is its lack of bullpen depth.

As the third-oldest active ballpark in Major League Baseball, Dodger Stadium is filled with displays celebrating the rich history of one of the most storied franchises in the game. And every now and then,

The Los Angeles Dodgers are on track to be the first repeat World Series champions in a quarter century, helped along by superb starting pitching, a flame-throwing rookie in the bullpen and strong defense.

The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 2–1 in 11 innings on Thursday. The Dodgers’ quest to repeat as World Series champions will continue as the team prepares to face the winner of the NLDS between the Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers.

It was another heartbreaking night for the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday, after a disastrous error in the 11th inning of Game 4 saw them crash out of the MLB postseason at the hands of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

After missing last year’s title run with an injury, Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow dominated the Phillies with six shutout innings to help LA punch its ticket to the NLCS.

Despite not getting the NLDS sweep in Game 3, the Dodgers still need just one win to clinch over the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday night.

Find out how to watch the Philadelphia Phillies vs. Los Angeles Dodgers NLDS from Oct. 4 to Oct. 11, including the latest Game 3 odds.

Roki Sasaki continues to show the Dodgers that they can rely on the rookie starting-pitcher-turned-reliever game in and game out. In Thursday night's series-cli

LA held their momentum at the top of the eighth inning after pitcher Roki Sasaki retired the heart of the Phillies lineup without allowing a single hit. He remained efficient through the 10th inning, throwing 26 strikes on 36 pitches and keeping the two teams level at 1-1.