World Series MVP Yoshinobu Yamamoto will start another season opener for the Los Angeles Dodgers, just like he did last year when they went on to win their second consecutive championship. Manager Dave Roberts told reporters at spring training Monday that Yamamoto will start the March 26 opener at home against Arizona.

More than a neighborhood favorite, it may also be a Dodger favorite. Tacos Los Cholos got the call-up on Monday to cater the World Series parade after-party. The event went viral on social media after first baseman Freddie Freeman was spotted showing off ...

Aaron Judge is the captain of the New York Yankees and Team USA at the World Baseball Classic, and he compared the two.Judge led the Yankees to a World Series appearance two years ago, but New York lost to the Los Angeles Dodgers.

This is a party the Dodgers want to keep going. Kirby Lee / Imagn Images LOS ANGELES — The party returned to Los Angeles on Monday, and really, it never ended. For a Los Angeles Dodgers team now etched into history as a dynasty, with the first ...

Aaron Judge led the Yankees to a World Series appearance in 2024. Now, as captain of Team USA, he’s experiencing an atmosphere he says feels even grander. “I’ll say, it’s been bigger,” Judge told reporters Sunday after Team USA’s thrilling 2-1 victory against the Dominican Republic at loanDepot Park in Miami.

Los Angeles Dodgers won their second consecutive World Series, defeating Toronto Blue Jays in Game 7. World Series set 34-year viewership record, peaking at 51 million viewers across U.S., Canada, Japan. International and youth audiences grew significantly ...

As the Dodgers’ clubhouse began to clear three hours after the team clinched back-to-back World Series titles, one of the last people remaining in the room was the man who has popped more champagne than any other active player in baseball. After donating ...

Los Angeles Dodgers star Kike Hernandez made a bold claim about the World Baseball Classic compared to the World Series.

PHOENIX –– Kiké Hernández has been to the MLB postseason 10 times, played in 103 playoff games and taken part in five World Series. But what he experienced last week, while cheering on Team Puerto Rico from the dugout during two group stage games on his native island in the World Baseball Classic,

Would you rather win the World Baseball Classic or the World Series? For Seattle Mariners and Dominican Republic star Julio Rodriguez, it's a simple answer. "Being honest, I love the Mariners. They know I give my best for them every single time that I step ...

One rival executive had some harsh words on the San Diego Padres' World Series window heading into the 2026 season.