Matt Kemp

A.J. Preller might ship away his entire Opening Day starting lineup by Major League Baseball's trading deadline on August 1st. The San Diego Padres general manager dealt right fielder Matt Kemp to the Atlanta Braves in exchange for Hector Olivera...

According to several reports, the Los Angeles Dodgers have agreed on a trade that will send Matt Kemp to the San Diego Padres.

If you have not seen it yet, Matt Kemp of the Dodgers was at full-speed and ran into the center field wall at Coors Field. It is a crazy collision and he stays in the game for another play and then has to be taken out. Talk about tough.....

Before the season started I noted the convergence of prophesies stating that the Dodgers were on their way to something less than the best record in baseball by Mid-May. A season is a marathon not a sprint, and there’s a long way to go until October. Even so, Dodger fans have got to be pretty thrilled with how things are unfolding. Here are 5 reasons to believe the Dodgers early season success

What’s in a nickname? The name Dodgers has its roots in the 19th century and their original home, Brooklyn, New York. Back in the old days…and I mean really old, not pre-Internet…Brooklyn was a maze of interlocking, crisscrossing trolley lines. Residents of Brooklyn had to maneuver through the trolley traffic and were affectionately referred to as “trolley dodgers.”

(I am about to contradict myself. You’ve been warned.) First I’ll express my giddiness over the Dodgers 9-1 start. There are benchmarks along the season’s timeline which are considered key points where one can start to get an idea of the promise of the season, or force one to accept the inevitable. The 10 game mark is not one of those.