Los Angeles Dodgers
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Our reputation as a sports mecca is terrible. But now we’ve got the Super Bowl to add to the Lakers, Rams, Ice Cube and, of course, Vin Scully
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Between a major league record and a new $175m seven-year deal, there’s been plenty of drama at the Nats this week
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David Lengel: A healthy cynicism of Arrieta’s otherworldly achievements is good for the game. Plus, Maeda-mania draws near, Rob Manfred takes on the Goose and Thor takes Manhattan
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The great Vin Scully returns to call one more season before retiring, but many Dodgers fans won’t be able to see their own team in action
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With another year of baseball is in the books, David Lengel takes a look back at the best, worst and most controversial moments of the 2015 season
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Les Carpenter: The team that integrated baseball has made another important statement with the naming of Dave Roberts as their new manager
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David Lengel: The Royals have been champs for over a week, and that means the hot-stove season has arrived: the Guardian services the speculators in asking a handful of baseball’s biggest questions
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Former Yankees first baseman hired to manage Marlins one week after parting ways with Dodgers
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Les Carpenter: When the Democratic presidential candidate was a teenager, his beloved Dodgers fled Brooklyn for Los Angeles – and those closest to him believe the shock of their departure helped inspire his political ideologies today
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It takes a special type of person to manage in a city like LA – and getting this year’s Dodgers team to 92 wins might go down as Mattingly’s greatest feat
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Mattingly pays for team’s failure to win a championship despite five straight division titles, with an announcement expected later on Thursday
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The Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw celebrates with team-mates after his side beat the San Francisco Giants 8-0 to clinch the National League West
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What? It’s over already? Well, almost: baseball’s marathon regular season is down to just six days, at least in theory. We look in on what’s left to settle
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Los Angeles’s two major-league clubs, once sure things to make the post-season, will need to reverse late-summer swoons in order to play into October
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David Lengel: The Washington Nationals have won exactly one playoff game since their 98-win breakout season of 2012, yet they still talk like they’re a team to beat
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Veteran second baseman traded to the Dodgers, where he’ll reunite with old friend Jimmy Rollins
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Veteran second baseman, 36, to team up again with Jimmy Rollins after Phillies trade him to Los Angeles in exchange for two minor leaguers
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