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Dodgers predicted to lose two-time World Series champion to Guardians

Heading into 2025, the Dodgers appear to be the World Series favorites. They won another title in 2024, and this season looks promising. Because of the players they've brought in,

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Los Angeles Dodgers favored to win 2025 World Series by far

The Los Angeles Dodgers are entering the 2025 season as the favorites to win the World Series, according to the latest odds. With odds of +250, the Dodgers are the team to beat, th

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Ohtani’s return to pitching could come in May for World Series champion Dodgers

Shohei Ohtani pitching for the Los Angeles Dodgers in May sounds “about right.” That's according to manager Dave Roberts, who spoke Saturday at the team's annual fan fest.

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Cubs land 2-time World Series winner in trade with Dodgers

The Chicago Cubs on Tuesday added another veteran piece to the team's pitching staff. The Cubs landed relief pitcher Ryan Brasier via a trade with the Los

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Dodgers favored to be first repeat champ in a quarter century

Miguel Rojas gladly gave up his No. 11 to Roki Sasaki and went back to 72, his jersey as a Los Angeles Dodgers rookie in 2014.

Dodgers were disrespectful trash talking

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MLB News: Former Yankees player fires back at Dodgers’ disrespect after World Series loss

Former New York Yankees player responds to the Los Angeles Dodgers' disrespectful comments after World Series loss, sparking controversy and reigniting the rivalry between the two MLB teams. The New York Yankees won’t easily forget the comments that emerged from the rival camp after the Los Angeles Dodgers’ victory in the MLB World Series.

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Ex-Yankees infielder: Dodgers were disrespectful trash talking after World Series

The Dodgers may have bragging rights over the Yankees after winning the World Series in five games last fall, but ex-Yankee Jon Berti thinks Los Angeles’ subsequent trash talking this winter went too far.

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Jon Berti slams Dodgers’ trash talking of Yankees after the World Series

Jon Berti didn’t appreciate the trash talk that came from the Dodgers clubhouse after Los Angeles defeated the Yankees in the World Series last October. In fact, the disrespect crossed a line in Berti’s mind to the point that they were diminishing what the Yankees had done to reach the Fall Classic in the first place.

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Dodgers have best shot in decades to repeat in World Series, but back-to-back MLB titles are rare for a reason

As the Chiefs try for a third straight Super Bowl title, we're examining the Dodgers' chances of repeating in 2025 ...

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Dodgers Reportedly Re-Enter $64 Million Sweepstakes For Star Infielder

The Los Angeles Dodgers have reportedly re-emerged in the sweepstakes to acquire St. Louis Cardinals infielder Nolan Arenado.

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Dodgers somehow might not be done with World Series hero reunion on the table

The Los Angeles Dodgers have slowly built a super team. This offseason alone, the Dodgers have signed Blake Snell, Teoscar ...

Perhaps Fans Disdain For The Los Angeles Dodgers Is Misplaced

Baseball fans are upset that the Los Angeles Dodgers spending is creating a massive inequity among Major League Baseball ...

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Los Angeles Dodgers World Series Hero Expects to Miss Start of Spring Training Games

Recovering from an ankle injury, Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman says he won't be ready to play when Cactus ...

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Alex Bregman rumors: Red Sox preference, Astros getting desperate, Dodgers looming?

The latest Alex Bregman rumors include the Boston Red Sox's dual options at 3B, the desperate Houston Astros, and the ...

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Spring training preview: Dodgers are favored to be MLB's first repeat champion in a quarter-century

Miguel Rojas gladly gave up his No. 11 to Roki Sasaki and went back to 72, his jersey as a Los Angeles Dodgers rookie in 2014.

How banned Yankees fan Austin Capobianco’s life has changed since his infamous World Series moment

Capobianco grabbed Mookie Betts' glove in front of 16 million viewers in Game 4. Now he wishes it never happened.

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