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Fare dodger knocks out train conductor's tooth after he simply asked to see his ticket
Fare dodger knocks out train conductor's tooth after he simply asked to see his ticket Peter Corley, 62, lost his tooth and later his job after a ticketless passenger punched him on a Leeds to York train - the fare dodger avoid time behind bars A train conductor was left bloodied and had a tooth knocked out when a passenger punched him in the face - simply for asking to see his ticket. Peter Corley, 62, asked Finley Seggie, 21, and his pal to get off at the next station after they were...
Dave Roberts calls criticism of Dodgers' spending 'lazy,' says rivals should 'look in the mirror'
The Los Angeles Dodgers are ruining baseball. That's the endless complaint from a number of uninformed fans, outside observers, certain media members and opposing owners happy to push for a salary cap to guarantee themselves more profits. A few years ago, however, they were the laughingstock of the sport.
The best player on the Dodgers not named Ohtani? A...
Andy Pages didn't just struggle in the Dodgers' playoff run last year -- he was historically bad. As a 24-year-old being counted on for the first time, he went 4-for-51 with 11 strikeouts and zero walks and was benched in the middle of the World Series. Among those with at least 50 plate appearances, his .211 OPS was the lowest ever for a single postseason.
Dodgers' Blake Treinen was the only player not wearing a pride hat during pride night, and I support him
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Dodgers pitcher's wife receives horrible threats directed at newborn child
Baseball can bring out the best moments in sports history, but it can also bring out the worst in fans – whether it’s throwing objects onto the field or death threats on social media. The wife of Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Tanner Scott revealed on her Instagram that she received threats directed at their newborn child after her husband’s recent outing. Scott, a one-time All-Star, allowed three runs on three hits on Saturday in a 4-3 loss against the Philadelphia Phillies.ZERO BS.
Dodgers catcher Dalton Rushing executes a slide so illegal it would've made the 1980s proud
Los Angeles Dodgers' catcher Dalton Rushing reminded baseball fans of a simpler time with a perfectly executed slide Tuesday night against the Pirates. Unfortunately, it was only "perfectly executed" from about 1930 through 2016. Nowadays, what Rushing did in the fifth inning of Tuesday's eventual win over Pittsburgh is deemed illegal.
Dodgers break out annual Pride Night hats, drawing brutal reactions
It's June, which means the baseball world will be on edge for the next 25 days or so. A tradition unlike any other in this country!For those who don't know (and that's none of you, because it's everywhere), June is Pride Month. Haven't you heard?!You know in October when the NFL wears pink for a month?
Ohtani's bat comes alive! Tigers in trouble! MLB w...
The home ballparks of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Los Angeles Angels are just 30 miles apart, but the teams might as well be playing on different planets. That was certainly the case in the month of May, when Shohei Ohtani's performance at the plate finally started matching his Cy Young start on the mound for the Dodgers ... while Angels fans watched their team lose 11 of 13 at one point, including getting swept by Ohtani's Dodgers in three games by a combined score of 31-3. Not just in...
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Friday's "Freeway Series" opener between the Los Angeles Angels and Los Angeles Dodgers featured a pair of masterpieces by emerging starters. Both rank among the top 25 in fantasy points among pitchers over the past three weeks, and both remain available in more than 60% of ESPN leagues. Roki Sasaki, SP, Dodgers (38.8% rostered in ESPN leagues): The name you know, as Sasaki was the most prominent of the 2025 class of players coming over from Japan and the author of a postseason 0.84 ERA and...