The Los Angeles Dodgers received a bit of good news before opening a highly anticipated series against the Philadelphia Phillies. While much of the focus has been on injuries and roster shuffling, the Dodgers managed to keep a former All-Star in the organization after what could have been the end of his time with the club.

Over the last two seasons, Los Angeles Dodgers major leaugers have spent 3,752 days on the IL, which is the most in MLB.

Why did the Dodgers cut Santiago Espinal only to bring him back a few days later? Handedness and availability.

Mookie Betts is back for the Los Angeles Dodgers, but the reigning champs had to make a tough choice on Monday.

The Los Angeles Dodgers superstar enjoyed another heroic moment, but that’s being overshadowed by an off-field debate.

The infielder, who even played left field on Wednesday, has remained with the big-league club thanks to his versatility and speed while focusing on producing.

Some Dodgers fans are livid following their latest roster decision that sent a fan-favorite player to the minor leagues.

Explore the latest MLB roster moves impacting the Los Angeles Dodgers, including potential cuts and player updates.

The Dodgers lost both Teoscar and Kiké Hernandez to injuries this week, so Ryan Ward was promoted from Triple-A, Santiago Espinal was re-signed and Hyeseong Kim was optioned back to Triple-A.