Freddie Freeman conectó un jonrón de dos carreras en el sexto lanzamiento del juego, Clayton Kershaw ganó su cuarta apertura consecutiva, y los

The Los Angeles Dodgers reasserted themselves in the National League West this weekend, and Mookie Betts was a huge cause of that success.

Dodgers star first baseman Freddie Freeman speaks on the team's struggles, as the Padres pull even with the champs in the NL West

Under-pressure Dodgers will look to level the series when they face Padres in Game 2 on Saturday at Petco Park.

The Dodgers were held to one hit before the ninth inning, when Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman gave them one final gasp against All-Star closer Robert Suarez. The closer blew a 101.6 mph sinker past Hernández to close out a night in which they hardly ever threatened.

Smith led all NL hitters with a .304 average going into Thursday’s games, but Trea Turner, teammate Freeman and Xavier Edwards are all close behind. It’s familiar territory for Freeman.

Freeman leaves with a left wrist contusion after being hit by a pitch in a 6-5 loss as the Dodgers get swept by Milwaukee for the second time this month – the first time they’ve failed to beat the

Rookie infielder Alex Freeland provided all of the Dodgers' offense with his first career home run in a 2-1 loss to the Padres Friday.

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Clayton Kershaw has seen just about everything one possibly could on an MLB pitcher's mound throughout his 18 years in the show. But he may have experienced a career first during his outing on Thursday against the Rockies.