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Walker Buehler’s woes continue with career-short start as Dodgers fall to Mets

LOS ANGELES — Earlier in the week, Walker Buehler chucked his glove in anger when he reached the dugout.

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Zach McKinstry makes a memorable return for Dodgers in win over Mets

LOS ANGELES — Entering this weekend, Zach McKinstry had made four trips to and from Oklahoma City this season, but only one trip to the plate in a big-league game.

Los Angeles Times

'We need him': How Dodgers closer Craig Kimbrel is trying to clean up his mechanics

LOS ANGELES — The ball snapped out of the closer's right hand, dived hard toward the bottom of the strike zone as it reached the plate, and was harmlessly tapped for a routine ground ball to third base.

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Tony Gonsolin effective as Dodgers blank resurgent Mets

LOS ANGELES — When he bought the New York Mets two offseasons ago, billionaire owner Steve Cohen cited the Los Angeles Dodgers as an organization to emulate, eager to model his own club after the heavy-spending, consistently-winning, big-market behemoth on the opposite coast.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw nearing return, but Kevin Pillar sustains shoulder fracture

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers announced good and bad injury news ahead of their series-opener against the New York Mets on Thursday.

Los Angeles Times

Gene Collier: Sports push toward a new place on gun violence

PITTSBURGH — Most of the American sports over which we obsess have their own established rhythms, the times set metronomically into place for practice, for games, for training, even for soothing ourselves from a harsh world by talking sports in lieu of talking life.

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Tony Gonsolin continues stellar start to season, leads Dodgers past Diamondbacks

PHOENIX — He showed flashes as a rookie, but then regressed last year.

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Edwin Rios stays hot and ready for Dodgers in victory over Dbacks

PHOENIX — So far this season, Edwin Rios’ biggest challenge has been simply staying ready, trying to keep himself sharp between sporadic starts.

Los Angeles Times

The Craig Kimbrel experience: How the Dodgers closer flips the switch from fun to fierce

LOS ANGELES — It begins with the first chords of "Sweet Child O' Mine" by Guns N' Roses, Slash's opening guitar riff echoing around Dodger Stadium.

Los Angeles Times

Freddie Freeman leads Dodgers with five RBIs to 14-1 rout over Diamondbacks

PHOENIX — The game was so out of hand by the eighth inning, relief pitcher Evan Phillips had a plate appearance … and drew a walk.

Los Angeles Times

'Right is right': Dodgers manager Dave Roberts calls for action after Texas shooting

WASHINGTON — Dave Roberts looked at the flag in the left field, flapping at half-staff. He looked at the red, white and blue stadium around him, the one situated just a mile south of the U.S. Capitol building.

Los Angeles Times

ESPN Explains Why Magic Johnson Has Barely Appeared on the Network This Season

The Lakers legend has only appeared on ESPN once this entire NBA season.

Sports Illustrated

Mookie Betts puts on a show, survives a scare as streaking Dodgers beat Phillies

PHILADELPHIA — There was a solo home run to left and two-run double to center. A rally-extending walk and game-saving outfield assist.

Los Angeles Times

Julio Urias makes adjustments, finds ‘redemption’ in smooth Dodgers win

PHILADELPHIA — Unlike the Los Angeles Dodgers’ pregame bus ride, Julio Urias’ start Friday night was smooth, seamless and stress-free.

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Dodgers complete sweep, salvage winning homestand with 5-3 victory over Diamondbacks

LOS ANGELES — It was this time last year the Dodgers began to slide.

Los Angeles Times

‘Making work fun’: Mookie Betts extends tear as Dodgers win doubleheader opener

LOS ANGELES — Mookie Betts flashed the Dodgers’ new “switch it up” hand sign — his right thumb and pinky extended from his fist — toward the dugout in excitement.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers finally get to Madison Bumgarner, then hang on for win over Diamondbacks

The crescendo rose, the familiar wall of noise building amid the nighttime horde, fans in the outfield bleachers at Dodger Stadium standing and waiting with open arms.

Los Angeles Times

Bill Plaschke: The Curse of Trevor Bauer continues to impact Dodgers

LOS ANGELES — He came here as a Cy Young Award winner. He has since been transformed into a curse.

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Dodgers rally on Gavin Lux’s walkoff double, snap losing streak

LOS ANGELES — And on the seventh day, the Dodgers wrested … victory from the jaws of a four-game sweep.

Los Angeles Times

Bryce Harper homers and doubles against Dodgers for the third game in a row

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Dodgers took heat for not aggressively pursuing free agent Bryce Harper after the 2018 season. They were flush with money from their TV deal and had yet to splurge on the likes of Mookie Betts, Trevor Bauer and Freddie Freeman.

Los Angeles Times

Day of Dodgers misfortune ends with 12-10 loss to Phillies in 10 innings

LOS ANGELES — Friday the 13th was not a good day for the Dodgers.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers place Clayton Kershaw on injured list

LOS ANGELES — On the day he was supposed to make his sixth start of the season, Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw was instead placed on the injured list with right SI joint inflammation, the team announced.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers stage rally but fall to Phillies as Max Muncy’s horrific slump continues

LOS ANGELES — Hey, Max Muncy, what have you done lately?

Sports Illustrated

Nasty Nestor Cortes Jr. Is Not Your Typical Soft-Tossing Journeyman

The mustachioed lefthander has developed into a frontline starter for a loaded Yankees pitching staff.

Los Angeles Times

‘Hitters are not getting rewarded.’ How the Dodgers are dealing with deadened baseballs

LOS ANGELES — Off the crack of the bat, almost everyone on the field Tuesday night thought the ball was gone.

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