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Don't throw dirt on the Dodgers quite yet... Darvish was excellent in Game 2. I believe he will be going on 4 days rest tomorrow, which he is not used to. Short rest didn't work out well for Cease. Should be an epic game Friday.

or Urias...or May...or Glasnow..or Stone...or Sheehan...or River Ryan...or Kershaw...or Gonsolin...or Paxton...or Miller Almost unbelievable that it has come to this.

Trea Turner was/is a great player, loved watching him play as a Dodger. The Dodgers, despite the seemingly unlimited resources, don't just spend money blindly. Turner's skill set, historically, does not age well as a player moves into his mid 30's. To get him signed would have been a HUGE...

Nonsense..... There is tribal type stupidity going on at every athletic event. Never underestimate the stupidity of inebriated people in large numbers. That being said, the whole dust up started with Profar egging those clowns on in left field and then Machado chucking a baseball towards the...

He has always been a gamer, just not sure his arm is up to the task anymore. Would be nice for the Dodgers not to be way behind right from the jump for once. Got to try and steal one and make it back to LA.

It was the Padres fault. They kept hitting high velocity baseballs over the left field fence. It put the fans in danger, and gave them plenty of ammunition to throw back at the outfielders.

Great analogy. Like comparing apples to...........asteroids. But certainly no big FBI fanboy here.

Was a super fun game to watch. Nothing like playoff baseball, everything is magnified three fold. Betts needs to start hitting, otherwise Ohtani will start getting the Bonds treatment and intentionally walked every time. Yamamoto pretty much stunk, but Dodgers slugged their way out of it. Must...

Damn, have always enjoyed watching him pitch against the Dodgers. Big strong dude with clean mechanics. Baseball needs to get this constant arm injury thing figured out.

Lol, can't blame SD fans for wishing Kershaw was out there. In his defense, in prior years, he was very often put out there on short rest and/or out of the bullpen when the Dodgers were completely out of other options. Generally, it didn't go well, nor would it have for most pitchers, even the...

I don't buy that at all. Was an FBI investigation (of the bookie) as well. It would have come out if Ohtani was a big gambler. Unless these two guys were some sort of criminal money laundering masterminds. Ippei is looking at serious time, he would have flipped on his boy if there was...

Damn, pretty harsh considering Ohtani was never the one doing the betting plus he got fleeced out of $15mm by an employee/friend. Glad you aren't the commissioner. I am assuming that you believe Ohtani was so smart that he was able to fool the FBI, State Attorney General and the MLB and hide...

Yamamoto has electric stuff, there is not much doubt about that. I guess, in Japan, pitchers only make one start a week, and that was the workload he was accustomed to. Pitching here, on five days rest (instead of six) ended up putting him on the shelf for two months. He's not a big burly...

Don't think Flaherty is hurt. Its about who they would prefer pitch Game 5 should it be necessary. Guess the answer to that question is Yamamoto.

This one does. He (unfairly much of the time) bore so much of the burden of the Dodgers failures over the years, it would have been awesome to see him have a role and make one last run. Ironic that, this year, his back and shoulder were as healthy as they've been in a long time. He was having...

Dodgers best hope, pitching wise, is to suddenly get back the Walker Buehler of old. Has had two TJ surgeries now, has shown occasional flashes of his old self since returning, but has struggled overall. If the Dodgers weren't completely out of alternatives, don't think he'd even be on the...

Should be a great series. Crucial that the Dodgers win the first two games at home with Flaherty (unproven in post-season) and Yamamoto (unproven in post-season plus coming off a shoulder injury) pitching. After those starts, both of them can't/won't pitch with less than five days rest...

Lifelong Dodger fan here. I am really hoping that Atlanta knocks off the Madres. At this point, I think SD is the most complete team in baseball. The Dodgers starting pitching is thin and highly questionable. If we can't get some length from the starters, we are in trouble. SD has starters...

Pitcher injuries is not just a Dodgers issue, it is an epidemic throughout baseball. I think that, through technology based training, they have figured out how to teach guys to throw 98-102 mph consistently, and to do it with wicked spin and wicked movement. But none of that training makes the...