Tag Archives: Los Angeles Dodgers

Will The NLCS Really Be Decided By One Game?

In 2024, the bullpen was so bad going into the playoffs it didn’t seem possible that they could win. The bullpen carried the team through every series. In 2025, the starters were a mess ending the year. The starters carried the day. This year, Los Angeles hit into an insane number of double plays (128), which cost them dearly in their regular-season series against Milwaukee, Atlanta, and San Diego. Their inability to drive in runs cost them. But, this team has a tremendous record of recognizing weakness and addressing it in the postseason.

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A Record For BS

Advertisements You have to hand it to the Washington Nationals. As of September 4, the all-time record for blown-saves in a season was 37, set by the horrifically bad 2014 Chicago White Sox. But, when the Nationals saw they had 35 blown saves with three weeks to go in the season, they didn’t shirk their responsibility. They didn’t shy away

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Perfect

Advertisements Every year, when September 9 arrives, baseball seems to pause beneath the California night sky. For me, this date never grows old. It carries back to September 9th, 1965, at 9:46 p.m. in the City of Angels—Los Angeles, California—where the lights of Dodger Stadium shone down on a masterpiece that still feels too pure to belong to the past.

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