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Takin’ It To The Max

Fact: Baseball was never intended to be watched at 3 a.m., unless, of course, it is to continue watching an extra inning game that began during normal baseball-watching hours. Fact: South Korea’s Kiwoom Heroes were no match for the Los Angeles Dodgers, who bested them by a score of 5-2 at the beautiful Gocheok Sky […]

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Final Spring Training Observations and Musings

Let’s get right to it. No concern for full names of Dodgers stars and veterans, grammar, paragraph structure, punctuation, etc. Here are some random observations and musings about the Dodgers 2024 Cactus League performance: Expect a trade (or more), with catcher Hunter Feduccia, outfielder Miguel Vargas, and pitchers Matt Gage, Michael Grove, and Ricky Vanasco […]

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이제 다저스 야구를 할 시간이다

According to Google, that’s “Its Time for Dodger Baseball” in Korean. (I’ll just have to take their word for it). Regardless, the Dodgers landed safely at Incheon International Airport in Seoul, South Korea very early (PDT) on Friday morning, ahead of Wednesday’s and Thursday’s 2024 regular season opener against the San Diego Padres at Gocheok […]

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Yamamoto Struggles in Final Spring Start

It was one of those ‘speed bump’ kind of outings for Dodgers right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto in his final start of Spring Training 2024 against the Seattle Mariners at Camelback Ranch on Wednesday afternoon. After striking out the side in the top of the first inning on nine pitches and retiring nine of the first 11 […]

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Might There Be a Cy Young Award in Tyler Glasnow’s Near Future?

Dodgers fans who watched their team’s exciting 6-4 Spring Training win over the San Francisco Giants at Camelback Ranch on Tuesday afternoon may have very well witnessed the 2024 National League Cy Young Award winner during his final appearance before his regular season debut against the San Diego Padres on March 21 in Seoul, South […]

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Lifelong Dodger Fan Trevor Jackson Joins TBLA

ThinkBlueLA.com is honored and pleased to announce that lifelong Dodger fan Trevor Jackson (@trevorjackson11) has joined our staff of passionate and talented writers. Trevor is a 29-year-old Dodger die-hard currently living in Austin, Texas. As a fanatic of all sports, baseball has always been a passion of Trevor’s, and he watches as much of MLB […]

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Taylor-5 Dbacks-1

Under the category of: ‘Boy, did he need that,’ 33-year–old Dodgers utility infielder/outfielder Chris Taylor had a game for the books on Sunday afternoon at Camelback Ranch Glendale, driving five of the Dodgers 12 runs Oh, sure, you can argue that it was only a “meaningless Spring Training” and doesn’t count in his real statistics […]

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Smith, Owings Join Dodgers Hit Parade

It took a while, but Dodgers catcher Will Smith and utility infielder/outfielder Chris Owings finally joined the Dodgers Spring Training hit parade with their respective first home runs, helping their team to a 7-1 rout over the Texas Rangers at Camelback Ranch on Saturday. The 29-year-old Smith has appeared in seven of the Dodgers (thus […]

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Sometimes It Rains

It is a quote made famous in the popular 1988 baseball movie Bull Durham, when The Nuke LaLoosh (played by actor Tim Robbins) said: “Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, sometimes it rains.” On Friday night, the Dodgers didn’t win and didn’t lose, because after the visiting Cincinnati Reds hit in the top of the […]

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James Paxton – Bringer of Rain

As Dodgers fans know, Thursday’s Spring Training game between the Dodgers and their division-rival San Francisco Giants at Scottsdale Stadium was postponed after 2.2 innings due to significant and steady rain. As such, it is not considered an official game, Spring Training or otherwise. That being said, it was of monumental importance for Dodgers manager […]

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