According to reports, the Dodgers could go for Tampa Bay Rays' $41 million closer this offseason after Tanner Scott's failure.

With $87 million coming off the books, the Los Angeles Dodgers have the spending flexibility to build a third straight World Series title.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have won back-to-back World Series titles, but don’t think that they’re going to rest on their laurels this offseason. LA will have a gigantic target on its back in 2026, and the Dodgers will need to re-inject their roster with some additional talent this winter to ensure that they are well-equipped

The Los Angeles Dodgers might re-enter the international market during free agency, possibly exploring a deal for international star Tatsuya Imai. Imai was pos

The Dodgers never expected this to be easy. The prior 24 World Series champions could have told them: No matter the talent you have, no matter how favorable the situation, repeating as champion is a tall task.

Three! Three-peat! Three-peat! Let's go!" The three-peat talk isn't to say the Dodgers are all set going into 2026. They have needs and some frankly glaring issues to address. L.A. finished 2025 with a $415 million payroll for competitive balance tax purposes,

Former Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Kenta Maeda announced his retirement from MLB on Wednesday, ending a nine-season career in the United States. The ri

The Los Angeles Dodgers know they need to add to their bullpen, and this $41 million target is getting their attention.