Clayton Kershaw is a 2x World Series Champion!

I know the renovations are supposed to be done in time for Opening Day but is anyone else wondering how they are going to finish it all in time??

I’ve been following whatever updates I can find online including drone shot footage on YouTube. They barely started foundation work for the new subterranean facilities. The new grass will need some time to settle before you can play on it. Just feels like it will be cutting things very close.

One thing I was wondering is that perhaps the interior finish work isn’t completed by opening day but the framing drywall and concrete will be completed such that they can fill the infield dirt back in and be ready to start the season. Any thoughts on this?

It doesn't seem right to let Buehler walk. With the uncertainty of our starters to remain healthy and Buehler looking really good in the WS, it seems like we should at least try to retain him.

There's part of me that wants to believe that the Dodgers have told him to explore free agency, but before deciding, to come to them and allow them to offer something competitive. I can't believe we wouldn't even offer him a short-term deal laden with incentives.

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I am looking to take my family to spring training next year and I was wondering what peoples’ experiences were. When do they do open practice? Is it better to go for a game? What do you all recommend?

Thank you!!!! Go Blue!!!!

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Forgot to post this the other day but as i was coming back to LA we flew over (not really) our beloved stadium

Here's a little dose of Kike for those who don't know that they need it in their life. (via kikehndez/IG)

In a crazy world where the players earn hundreds of millions, it is still nice to see even for the goat it's not all about money.

Aside from his baseball talents and his commercial worth to the organisation, it is nice to see a superstar with values that align with the club and the fans.

https://dodgerblue.com/shohei-ohtani-rewarding-that-dodgers-ownership-kept-promise-to-improve-team/2024/12/19/

Dodgers: $353.015M
Mets: $347.650M
Yankees: $316.192M
Atlanta: $276.144M
Rangers: $268.445M
Astros: $264.759M
Phillies: $264.314M
Giants: $249.108M
Cubs: $239.851M

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Wanted to share this to my dodger people 💙

I purchased a blue Nike limited jersey with the champions patch on the sleeve. However, noticed the red numbers in the front have like a small white lining at the border. I initiated a return and just received the similar situation. I was not charged for the 2nd item but my return must be completed by next week. Both jerseys do not have Nike tags. Anyone have any issues returning with them? It only has the WS sticker.

I just got back from two weeks in Japan, and I was honestly awesome to see how much Ohtani is everywhere. His face is on billboards, inside stores, trains, vending machines—basically, if you’re in a city center, you’re gonna see him!

But he joins the Astros.

Anyone else think next year will be a World Series rematch between the Astros and LA?

Any dates on when Opening Day tickets go on sale?

IMO it will be Max Muncy for the crown, but what 'bout the others, and how good are them?