No MLB team is more aggrieved by the Houston Astros news than perhaps the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Dodgers lost the World Series to Houston in seven games in 2017.
The Los Angeles Dodgers were arguably hurt more by alleged sign stealing from the Houston Astros and Boston Red Sox than any other team.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have been fairly quiet so far during the offseason, but if one report is to be believed, they’re trying very hard to change that.
The Boston Red Sox appear to be willing to trade star players this offseason, and the Los Angeles Dodgers are interested in acquiring one of them.
The Washington Nationals appear to be the favorite to sign Josh Donaldson after they lost Anthony Rendon in free agency, but there are still multiple teams pursuing the star third baseman.
Anthony Rendon turned down the Los Angeles Dodgers in order to join the Angels, and he had an interesting reason for doing so.
Anthony Rendon may be playing for a team that has “Los Angeles” in its title, but he apparently did not want to play for the real Los Angeles club.
Blake Treinen is staying in California, but he’s swapping leagues.
Treinen agreed to a one-year, $10 million deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers, as first reportedly by Jeff Passan of ESPN.
