Matt Borelli

1 week ago | dodgerblue.com | Matt Borelli

The Chicago Cubs have been one of the most impressive teams at the start of the 2025 season, jumping out to a 12-8 record and first-place showing in the National League Central. The Cubs are in the middle of a six-game road trip, which began with a series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Chicago took two of three to hand L.A. their first losses at Dodger Stadium after beginning the season with a home record of 7-0.

1 week ago | dodgerblue.com | Matt Borelli

Freddie Freeman returned to the Los Angeles Dodgers lineup last week after missing nine games due to a right ankle sprain that stemmed from accidentally slipping in the shower. The 35-year-old reached base four times in the Dodgers’ 6-2 win over the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday, but was thrown out while trying to steal second base in the fourth inning. “I didn’t like that,” manager Dave Roberts said after the game.

1 week ago | dodgerblue.com | Matt Borelli

The Los Angeles Dodgers clinched a series win over the Colorado Rockies with a 6-2 victory on Jackie Robinson Day, led in part by contributions of Chris Taylor. The 34-year-old put the Dodgers on the scoreboard when he grounded into a double play in the first inning, and later recorded his first RBI of the season with a single in the third. Taylor, who got the start in center field, also robbed Ezequiel Tovar of what would’ve been a game-tying hit with a diving catch in the top of the third.

1 week ago | dodgerblue.com | Matt Borelli

The Los Angeles Dodgers won their first eight games to begin the regular season, which represented the longest undefeated streak by a defending World Series champion in MLB history. However, the Dodgers have since gone on to lose six of their last 10 games. They went just 2-4 on their first domestic road trip of the regular season before dropping two of three games to the Chicago Cubs at Dodger Stadium. “I don’t want to call anyone crazy, you can.

1 week ago | dodgerblue.com | Matt Borelli

The Los Angeles Dodgers continued their homestand on Monday with a 5-3 win over the Colorado Rockies, which saw Dustin May turn in another impressive performance. The right-hander allowed just one run on three hits over six innings of work and recorded a season-high seven strikeouts without walking a batter. May improved to 1-0 with a minuscule 1.06 ERA and 0.77 WHIP in three starts this season. “I do,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said when asked if he has seen May’s confidence grow on the mound.