Miguel Rojas

Only a small percentage of big leaguers last 10 years in the majors: These Dodgers players reflect on their longevity.

The Cubs first baseman recently tied a franchise record by hitting a home run in five straight games.

This summer, Betts and Freeman set the table at the top of the order and they set the tone in the Dodgers' clubhouse.

Miguel Rojas helped the Dodgers rediscover the joy that comes with dominance by celebrating even the little victories.

What can be done to solve the shortstop situation? Can the Dodgers improve in the clutch? Our beat writer is here with answers.

Vargas leaned on the wisdom of Miguel Rojas and J.D. Martinez this offseason as the touted prospect worked on his all-around game.

Woodward, 46, served as Dodgers third base coach from 2016 through 2018 before the Rangers hired him ahead of the 2019 season.

Rojas will require another clean-up procedure on his wrist this winter but is expected to be ready for the start of spring training.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are deep in talks to trade for Miami Marlins shortstop Miguel Rojas, league sources told The Athletic on Wednesday.

For the second straight offseason the Twins find themselves searching for a starting shortstop and the trade market could make sense.

Who are the most underrated, indispensable players for each team? Jim Bowden checked in with decision-makers across MLB as he made his list.

Al Melchior examines seven hitters who are having success currently despite a subpar Barrel Rate and decides is they have staying power.

Miami added firepower, speed and flexibility by acquiring versatile infielder Jonathan Villar and first baseman Jesús Aguilar

The rookie righty, Miami’s lone All-Star, had a strong second half, but which of his teammates had seasons worth remembering?

Mattingly and owner Derek Jeter's different experiences with the Yankees could have had an influence on the team's decision.

As the team crawls toward a 100-plus-loss season, the move assures that one of its MVPs on and off the field stays around for a while.

Despite Miami's poor win-loss record, there have been a number of notable individual performances over the season's first half.

“It’s going to be really tough for them,” Miami manager Don Mattingly said of the Angels. “There’s no way to really describe it."