The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Arizona Diamondbacks, 3-1, on Wednesday evening as they improved to 31-19 on the year.
In other news, Freddie Freeman recently spoke about what a potential retirement timeline would look like. The veteran has shown through consistency and countless clutch moments that he has plenty left in the tank, but has a few items to cross off his checklist before it’s all said and done.
Unfortunately, there have been a few bleak injury updates to some of L.A.’s brightest stars on the roster. The team has been hit with countless injuries this season, and are showing a few areas that are severely lacking in depth.
As for the pitching injuries, Andrew Friedman spoke on the constant ailments the pitching roster is going through. The 14 pitchers currently on the IL ‘keep him up at night’ as he struggles to find solutions.
Here’s all the latest Dodgers news and stories (click the headline for the full article):
Freddie Freeman Doesn’t Want to Retire When Current Dodgers Contract is Up
Dodgers Have No Timeline for Blake Snell, Tyler Glasnow Returns
Dodgers’ Andrew Friedman Doing Everything He Can to Find Ways to Prevent Pitcher Injuries
Dave Roberts Admits Dodgers Pitching is ‘Not the Staff We Thought We’d Have’
Dodgers’ Dave Roberts Discusses Michael Conforto’s Struggles
Dodgers’ Dave Roberts Reveals How Much Hyeseong Kim Will Play Moving Forward
Dodgers Lineup vs Diamondbacks: Will Smith, Hyeseong Kim and Michael Conforto Out
Dodgers Broadcaster Joe Davis Wins Prestigious Award
Dodgers’ Andrew Friedman Wants to See Chris Taylor Back With LA One Day
Dodgers Interested in $70 Million All-Star From NL West Rival in Blockbuster Trade
Dodgers Manager Says Young Outfielder is ‘Everyday Player’
5 Dodgers Receive Rookie of the Year Votes in Early Experts Poll
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“It was tough. He handled the conversation really well. He’s had a lot of huge moments for us in the postseason. He wanted an opportunity to play more and if it wasn’t going to be here, to play somewhere else. I respect him for betting on himself.” pic.twitter.com/VUy2vnBGSk
— Doug McKain (@DMAC_LA) May 21, 2025
Shohei Ohtani threw sliders and curveballs in his lighter weekly bullpen session today. Dave Roberts called it another sign of progress in his throwing program
“We’ll see what he does at Citi Field on Saturday, but there might be a little bit more of a progression increase.”…
— Jack Harris (@ByJackHarris) May 21, 2025
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