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2019 Schedule
67-35, 1st in NL West
Who belongs on top of the power rankings? (1:13)
Dodgers flash power with 3-HR night (1:13)
Buehler starts hot, finishes with 11 K's (0:33)
Kershaw fans 10, hits RBI single in Dodgers' win (0:45)
Dodgers hit three homers in win over Marlins (0:58)
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Soon to turn 92, former Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda arrives for an autograph signing on Main Street in Cooperstown Saturday. The oldest living Hall of Famer, a 1997 inductee, is greeted by 254-game winner Jack Morris, one of two pitchers enshrined last year (Trevor Hoffman was the other).

William Weinbaum ESPN 

New HoF inductee Mariano Rivera, in our Cooperstown interview Fri., reflected on being the last full-time No. 42 in MLB: "It moved me to always do my best, so I can make Mr. Jackie Robinson proud of me. And that was my challenge — I wanted to do whatever it takes to keep the legacy that Mr. Jackie Robinson left us." Robinson's widow Rachel, who turned 97 Fri., said in a statement this week that Rivera "carried Jack's legacy with dignity, distinction and courage" and "becoming the first unanimous inductee in the Hall of Fame's history is a wonderfully fitting tribute to Mariano, a man of stellar character who has given so much to the game, and who continues to give so generously to our broader community. I am thrilled for him."

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4d

Dodgers fuming after Phils' Neris curses them out

The Dodgers are irate with Philadelphia Phillies reliever Hector Neris, who celebrated his save against them Thursday with a fist pump and then a stare-down into the Los Angeles dugout.

Roberts: Our dugout took Neris' taunts personally (0:21)
4d

Harper, Hoskins rally Phillies past Dodgers with 4-run 7th

Bryce Harper tied the game in his Phillie Phanatic headband with an RBI single and Rhys Hoskins ripped a two-RBI single in the seventh inning to rally the Philadelphia Phillies to a 7-6 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday.

5d

BBTN: Suspensions, Robot Umps, Numbers Game

Before speaking with Alex Rodriguez about his memories of playing with Mariano Rivera (43:42), Buster talks to Keith Law about the suspensions handed to Brad Ausmus and Noe Ramirez, if robot umpires are coming soon and some possible deadline moves for the Dodgers (11:57). Plus, Sarah Langs and "The Numbers Game" (38:23).

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5d

Roberts surprised by Jansen's reversal on injury

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says it's "a little bit tough to swallow" that closer Kenley Jansen changed his mind about the severity of a foot injury after blowing a save Tuesday against the Phillies.

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5d

Phils' Neris banned 3 games for hitting Freese

Phillies closer Hector Neris was suspended three games and fined an undisclosed amount for intentionally throwing a pitch in the area of the head of the Dodgers' David Freese.

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6d

Harper's 5 RBIs, walk-off double thwart Dodgers

Bryce Harper hit a two-run double off Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen with one out in the bottom of the ninth -- after pinch hitter Matt Beaty hit a three-run homer off Philadelphia closer Hector Neris in the top half -- rallying the Phillies to a 9-8 win.

6d

BBTN: Mets' Woes, Pitching Market, Numbers Game

Buster talks to Jon Sciambi about the continued downward spiral of the Mets and the pitching market (10:46). Plus, he sounds off on baseball's perceived "home run problem." Marly Rivera also discusses Vlad Guerrero Jr.'s struggles and the dominance of the Dodgers (40:24). And, "The Numbers Game" with Sarah Langs (33:22).

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Team Stats

  • Batting
  • Pitching
Runs557
Batting Average.264
On Base Percentage.348
Slugging Percentage.474
Earned Run Average3.34
Quality Starts0
WHIP1.08
BAA.222