Dodger Stadium
No mentions found
This entity hasn't been tracked yet, or Iris is still building its knowledge base.
Related Articles from SNS
Los Angeles: A travel guide to the 2026 World Cup host city
The 70,000-capacity SoFi Stadium in Inglewood will host eight matches at this summer’s World Cup. Los Angeles is famous for its sunshine, surfing beaches, Hollywood glamour and a food scene shaped by cultures from around the world. The Californian city is also renowned for its sporting culture and will once again step onto football’s biggest stage as a FIFA World Cup host this summer, before welcoming the world back for the Olympics in 2028.
Dodgers' Blake Treinen was the only player not wearing a pride hat during pride night, and I support him
Unless you’re the Texas Rangers, LGBTQ Pride Night has become a tradition for every Major League Baseball team, including the Los Angeles Dodgers. The team went as far as unveiling a tribute in centerfield to "LGBTQ trailblazers" Glenn Burke and Billy Bean (no, not the "Moneyball" Billy Beane). The whole team also wore pride-colored hats for the occasion.
Harper on labor talks: 'Can't lose that momentum'
Fear of a tense, prolonged fight over Major League Baseball's new collective bargaining agreement were only exacerbated when owners and players unveiled their initial proposals earlier this week. The MLB Players' Association sought advances to the current economic system, including increases to the minimum salary, higher luxury-tax thresholds and an expansion of the pre-arbitration bonus program unveiled during the last labor fight. The league, representing its 30 owners, pitched something...
What all 30 MLB teams must do before the trade dea...
This season's MLB trade deadline -- Aug. 3 -- is a little later than usual. Still, it's not too early in the season to begin pondering how teams might approach it. As we do with Stock Watch each June, let's take a look at how all 30 clubs are grouped in terms of postseason outlook, and what needs to happen between now and then to clarify each team's deadline status.
MLB Power Rankings: An all-NL top 3 -- but who cam...
Atlanta's reign atop our list continues for the fourth consecutive week, as the Braves narrowly beat out the Dodgers for the No. 1 spot in Week 10. It was a big week for the National League as the Brewers round out our top three, marking the first time this season that the top three teams have all been from the NL. The Pirates, Phillies and Padres join the trio in our top 10, as the Yankees, Rays, Mariners and Guardians represent the American League in the top 10.
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...
Muncy, Vargas injured on violent collision at firs...
PHOENIX -- Arizona Diamondbacks first baseman Ildemaro Vargas and Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy both left Thursday's game following a violent collision at first base. Muncy hit a ball up the line in the fifth inning and Vargas, seeing pitcher Ryne Nelson wouldn't get to the bag in time, charged toward first. Muncy beat him to the bag, but the players collided and flew into the air and landed with a thud.
MLB stars leave divisional game after scary collision at first base leaves both injured
Two MLB players left a divisional matchup on Thursday night after a scary collision at first base. Arizona Diamondbacks' Ildemaro Vargas and Los Angeles Dodgers' Max Muncy both crashed down to the infield dirt after a bang-bang play. Muncy hit a ball up the line in the fifth inning and Vargas, seeing pitcher Ryne Nelson wouldn’t get to the bag in time, charged toward first.
Washington Nationals apologize to pitcher after firing director who admitted to religious discrimination
The Washington Nationals are in full damage control after an undercover journalist with the O’Keefe Media Group caught now former Director of Community Relations Sean Hudson claiming to be religiously discriminating against Catholic starting pitcher Trevor Williams. On Friday, news broke that the team had fired Hudson. Later that evening, during pregame coverage of the Nationals vs. Padres game, which the Padres later won 7-5, President of Business Operations Jason Sinnarajah addressed the...