Los Angeles Dodgers President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman is "...doing the best we can" amid the injury-riddled ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers went big—really big—over the past two off-seasons, committing an eye-watering $740 million to seven ...

Dodgers' Andrew Friedman said releasing Chris Taylor was difficult, but he hopes the utility man returns to the club in a ...

Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Hyeseong Kim has continued to impress upon his arrival to Major League Baseball. More news: ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers released utility man Chris Taylor Sunday in order to make room on the roster for Tommy Edman. The departure comes as a shock given Taylo ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers shockingly designated longtime catcher Austin Barnes for assignment Wednesday, and president of ...

Whatever the case, the Dodgers have proven a willingness to make trades even if Friedman isn’t particularly found of the deadline. Despite a disdain for making deals during the season ...

That prompted Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman to acknowledge the organization appeared to have an unusual number of pitcher injuries, and it was an area they planned to ...

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Andrew Friedman rises out of his chair and grabs the control for the television in his office. The Los Angeles Dodgers are playing the Athletics and Friedman, the Dodgers’ president of baseball ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers signed an abundance of pitching ... “We dove pretty deep,” president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman said. "We were able to have some substantive discussions.” ...