Andrew Friedman shut down the idea the Los Angeles Dodgers are shopping for a starting pitcher, but the Freddy Peralta rumors continue to surface.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have already enjoyed one of baseball’s most impactful offseasons. Despite signing closer Edwin Diaz and outfielder Kyle Tucker, they might still make another move that could further their status as MLB's most prolific team.

The New York Mets were reportedly caught off guard by a surprising Los Angeles Dodgers move in the Kyle Tucker sweepstakes, adding new tension to an already competitive offseason race.

Ibañez was signed to a one-year contract after being cut loose by Detroit in November. Fitzgerald was claimed on waivers from Minnesota. They give the Dodgers added options behind Tommy Edman and

Freddy Peralta to the Dodgers is the kind of rumor that feels true — right up until you ask why the Milwaukee Brewers would help LA. We know that Peralta is rea

During last year’s postseason run, Hernandez made franchise history by appearing in his 87th playoff game as a Dodger, the most in team history. That milestone underscores the value he has provided over the years and why he remains a fan favorite.

The Los Angeles Dodgers elicited a clear reaction from San Francisco Giants’ manager Tony Vitello after adding Kyle Tucker to their star roster.