The 2025 Los Angeles Dodgers are good, but not playing like anyone expected them to. Los Angeles Times reporter Jack Harris and columnists Bill Plaschke and Dylan Hernández discuss what is going on with the hitters, pitchers and why they're sort of... boring?
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Pitching help on the way, improved bats, too? | Dodgers Debate
The Dodgers had a bit of a slump, but a sweep of the Colorado Rockies might have pulled them out. Los Angeles Times reporter Jack Harris and columnist Dylan Hernández discuss where the team’s pitching woes are, how they might improve soon and also, which Dodgers Debate reporter is most stylish? Cast your votes in the comments!
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Some concern for the Dodgers already?
The Dodgers had a not-so-great road trip where they were nearly swept by the Nationals. Oh, and they met President Trump. Los Angeles Times reporter Jack Harris and columnist Dylan Hernández discuss the issues and if there is cause for concern already.
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Are the Dodgers hungrier than last year?
The Dodgers have not lost a game in 2025 so far, yet they haven’t played their best baseball. Los Angeles Times beat writer Jack Harris and columnist Bill Plaschke talk about the first week of baseball, what the team needs to do to continue its success, if Roki Sasaki will be all right and if this team truly is hungrier for a World Series title than the 2024 team.
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Wins, White House and World Series bound again?
The Los Angeles Dodgers win their domestic home opener to begin the season 3-0. Los Angeles Times beat reporter Jack Harris and columnists Bill Plaschke and Dylan Hernández sit down to talk about the game, the season, the not-at-all-hot-button issue of visiting the White House and all of them wonder how many wins the Dodgers need for Dylan not to trash the team.
The Los Angeles Dodgers. Villains? Maybe. Heroes? Maybe. The most entertaining team in baseball? Most definitely. Los Angeles Times beat writer Jack Harris and columnists Bill Plaschke and Dylan Hernández, three writers who intimately cover the team, take you through the ups and downs of the season as they try to win another World Series. Or sign another superstar. They might do both.
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