Dodgers Notes: LA Outfielder Retires, Willy Adames Rumors Continue, Yasiel Puig Signs
The Los Angeles Dodgers are nearing their regular season opener in Korea against the San Diego Padres.
The Dodgers will play at 3:05 a.m. PDT on Wednesday, March 20 and Thursday, March 21.
Tyler Glasnow is getting the start for L.A. in Game 1, with Yoshinobu Yamamoto making his MLB and Dodgers debut in Game 2.
While the Dodgers are in Korea, tons of news has been happening back in the States (and even in Mexico).
So, here’s all the latest Dodgers news and headlines as Opening Day nears:
Former Dodgers MiLB Outfielder Announces Retirement From MLB After Long Career
Dodgers Could Pivot to Willy Adames If Mookie Betts’ Shortstop Experiment Fails
Former Dodgers All-Star Yasiel Puig Signs With Familiar Team
Andy Pages Could Join Dodgers This Summer After Impressive Spring Performance
Dodgers’ Yoshinobu Yamamoto Named as Top MLB Rookie For 2024 Season
Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu, Mookie and Freddie Freeman Kick off Dodgers 2024 Bobblehead FOCO Exclusive
Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani is a ‘Superstar’ in Korea, Says Korean Baseball Expert
Gavin Stone Named Dodgers’ Fifth Starter After Outstanding Effort in Seoul
Blake Snell Stays in NL West With Dodgers’ Rival, Joins San Francisco Giants
Dave Roberts Leaves Door Open on Shohei Ohtani Playing Outfield for Dodgers in 2024
Skeptics Fueling Mookie Betts in Transition to Shortstop for Dodgers
Micheal Grove’s Role With Dodgers to Start Season Revealed
Dodgers GM Believes Mookie Betts’ ‘Selflessness’ Isn’t Fully Appreciated
Dodgers Manager, GM Praise Max Muncy’s Defense at Third Base
Mookie Betts Isn’t Fazed By Extra Media Attention Surrounding Dodgers This Season
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