As the Los Angeles Dodgers strengthen their roster with key signings for the upcoming season, a Japanese star has expressed potential interest in joining the team to play alongside Shohei Ohtani. Japan continues to captivate MLB with a pipeline of exceptional talent.

While various Gregorian calendars and no less an organ than the Farmer's Almanac would likely disagree, it says here that we're almost halfway through the current decade – i.e., the 2020s. As such, this notable juncture provides us with the rationale needed to check in on how the MLB All-Decade Team is shaping up at the midpoint.

The Dodgers won't have Shohei Ohtani pitch to begin the 2025 season; according to a new report manager Dave Roberts has a target month for Ohtani's debut.

The Dodgers are reportedly targeting a $80 million MLB all-star reliever to bolster their bullpen and support Shohei Ohtani in their quest for another World Series title. The Los Angeles Dodgers, reigning World Series champions,

After winning the World Series in 2024, the Los Angeles Dodgers are playing the long game with National League MVP Shohei Ohtani. Manager Dave Roberts tells a Japanese outlet that Ohtani won't start pitching until May as he comes back from Tommy John surgery.