Los Angeles Dodgers

Looking for positives is sometimes tougher than hitting an Edwin Diaz fastball, especially if there were any self-inflicted wounds. Los Angeles was lost at the plate as only three players got a hit. Mets starter Sean Manaea peppered the strike zone for seven strikeouts and jusr two hits over five innings. Diaz struck out three Dodgers for the save while allowing a single hit.

The Mets have been defined by their fight all season, so did anybody really think they would be deterred by an ugly Game 1 loss in the NLCS against the Dodgers?

The right-hander will be facing an explosive Mets lineup in a hostile environment at Citi Field on Wednesday night, but he won't be intimidated.

After a 9-0 beatdown in Game 1, the Mets responded with an emphatic 7-3 victory at Dodger Stadium.

Mets third baseman Mark Vientos made Roberts pay for staying with long reliever Landon Knack.

While one Mets third baseman continued to burnish a legacy on the field at Dodger Stadium on Monday afternoon, another — this one secure in his franchise iconhood — watched in admiration.

The reptile appeared in the top of the fifth inning of the Dodgers’ 7-3 loss to the New York Mets. “I was hoping it was a rally snake and we turned a rally around right after that,” reliever Brent Honeywell said.

According to SNY MLB Insider Andy Martino, the Mets have not made a decision on when Kodai Senga’s next start will come, but there is also “no momentum to take him off the roster at the moment.”

The Dodgers entered NLCS Game 2 looking practically unbeatable, but the New York Mets buried any notion of an easy series for L.A. with their 7-3 victory.

Clayton Kershaw says he plans to return to the Los Angeles Dodgers for his 18th season next year. The three-time NL Cy Young Award winner isn’t pitching in the current playoffs because of a bone spur in his left big toe that sidelined him for the final month of the regular season. The 36-year-old left-hander made […]

Heading into Game 2 of the National League Championship Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers were three scoreless outs away from setting an MLB record.

A 9-year-old boy from Covina, California, captured attention this Halloween by dressing as a Shohei Ohtani baseball card, showcasing his creativity and love for the Los Angeles Dodgers.