Dodgers star Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s rescue probably deterred three people who jumped the home's back fence in the Hollywood Hills early Wednesday, police said.

The World Series is always the motivator when teams pursue trades at the deadline. The chance at a first title in franchise history only serves to double that inspiration.

Compared with the flurry of blockbuster deals that reverberated around them in the National League, the Dodgers’ moves were mild, tame and certainly cost conscientious.

In a deadline defined by desperation, the Dodgers opted for discretion. They didn’t mortgage the farm or chase the shiny toy. They tinkered, added depth, addressed the bullpen, and made one tough ...

Death, taxes and Major League Baseball's trade deadline delivering haymakers left and right up to (and beyond) the buzzer.

One day after getting called up to replace Hyeseong Kim on the active roster, Alex Freeland was in the Los Angeles Dodgers ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers have dealt with a mountain of injuries this season, and now are set to call up top infield prospect ...

Amid the Toronto Blue Jays’ search to add pitching ahead of Thursday’s deadline, the team has indicated a willingness to ...

As the Los Angeles Dodgers rapidly get healthier heading into the MLB trade deadline, Dave Roberts updated fans on Roki Sasaki's status.

Dodgers Have Michael Conforto Issue After Max Muncy News originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Hyeseong Kim goes on the IL with bursitis in his left shoulder and Tommy Edman is playing with a recurring ankle issue, ...

Three people attempted to break into the Hollywood Hills home of Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto early ...