2020 MLB Organization Of The Year: Los Angeles Dodgers
It’s the second time in four years the Los Angeles Dodgers received Organization of the Year honors.
Justin Turner (b. 1984)
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‘They’re The Model:’ How The Dodgers’ Player Development Machine Rolls On
The Dodgers’ continued dominance both in the majors and on the farm hearkens back to the dynamic Braves and Yankees of the 1990s and early 2000s.
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These Colleges Produced The Most 2019 MLB Postseason Players
Cal State Fullerton, leads all colleges with five alumni playing in the 2019 MLB Postseason.
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2018 NLCS Preview: How the Dodgers, Brewers Got Here
A look at how the Dodgers and Brewers were constructed ahead of the 2018 NLCS.
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Cal State Fullerton Leads In Alumni Playing In MLB Postseason
Cal State Fullerton has the most alumni on playoff rosters, with five players playing this postseason.
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Turner, Correa Receiving Custom-Art Cleats for Each World Series Game
Justin Turner and Carlos Correa got custom-designed Adidas cleats.
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Lessons Learned From The Royals’ Run
Looking back at the Royals run as the core graduates to free agency.
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Players Happy That ‘This Time It Doesn’t Count’
The All-Star Game no longer decides home-field advantage and players like that.
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National League All-Star Game Voting
Ryan Zimmerman has taken the lead in all-star game voting at 1b.
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Eight Players Reject Qualifying Offers
Only two players accepted the $17.2 million qualifying offer
