The Latest Breaking News from Dodgers

LOS ANGELES — Tyler Anderson is staying in the Southland, but it won’t be with the Dodgers.

Two years ago, the San Francisco Giants named Alyssa Nakken as the first full-time female coach in major league history. By this year, more than a dozen women were on the field throughout the major and minor leagues, as managers, coaches and umpires.

LOS ANGELES — Clayton Kershaw made an important discovery this year as he reclaimed his place as one of the best pitchers in baseball: When he wasn't on the mound, he could be a normal person, even on days he pitched.

LOS ANGELES — After missing most of the 2022 season with shoulder problems, Dodgers reliever Blake Treinen is in danger of missing all of the 2023 campaign.

LOS ANGELES — Clayton Kershaw is nearing a one-year deal with the Dodgers that is similar to the $17 million contract he signed before last season, according to two people familiar with negotiations but not authorized to speak publicly about them. The deal is expected to be finalized over the…

The pitcher has spent his entire 15-year career in Los Angeles.

The Padres had the most Silver Sluggers with three—though all three came to the team in midseason trades.

LOS ANGELES — They are the two longest-tenured players in the Dodgers organization.

The offseason is officially here, and this year’s free-agency class features a record-setting slugger alongside star shortstops. See how they stack up.

Which contenders make the most sense for Judge?

The veteran outfielder becomes a free agent.