The Los Angeles Dodgers aren't getting any younger, but two key players could change that heading into the 2026 season.

The talent in hand doesn’t limit the Dodgers from adding another big-time starter—Freddy Peralta could be that pitcher

The A's could use someone with experience in the ninth inning, and this former Dodgers righty offers both experience and availability

Over a 162-game season, rosters change drastically. Whether it’s the result of trades, injuries or the promotion of top prospects, a club’s Opening Day lineup is often notably different than its September iteration.

Los Angeles Dodgers star and three-time MLB World Series champion Freddie Freeman has withdrawn from playing for his native Team Canada at the 2026 World Baseball Classic in March, according to Sportsnet's Shi Davidi.

The Philadelphia Phillies re-signed Kyle Schwarber, but is that enough to unseat the Los Angeles Dodgers atop the National League? There has to be more to come.

Freddie Freeman built his wealth by playing great baseball year after year. He became a star and leader with the Atlanta Braves, won an MVP and a World Series, then signed a huge six-year, $162 million deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The Los Angeles Dodgers need to continue upgrading their roster as they look to pursue a third consecutive World Series title/