Phuong Nguyen

Los Angeles — When the Dodgers signed Eric Gagné as an amateur free agent in 1995, there were no headlines. No expectations of greatness. Just another arm added quietly to the system. Four years later, on September 7, 1999, Gagné finally made his Major League debut — and even then, nothing about his early career […]

The quiet week between Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve is supposed to be about reflection. About pausing, looking back on the previous twelve months, weighing triumphs against disappointments, and counting the blessings — both obvious and easily overlooked — that shaped the year. For Los Angeles in 2025, that accounting is remarkably simple. The […]

Los Angeles — The Los Angeles Dodgers are no longer chasing relevance. They are chasing history. With their eyes firmly locked on a third consecutive World Series title in 2026, the franchise enters the offseason not with desperation, but with quiet confidence. The roster is already built to win. The core is proven. The expectations […]

Mandatory Credit: John E. Sokolowski–Imagn Images One of the most fascinating dominoes still standing on the MLB offseason board is Bo Bichette, and as the winter drags on, the silence surrounding his future has grown louder than any official statement. Fresh off a heartbreaking Game 7 World Series loss, the Toronto Blue Jays entered the […]

“Dalton Rushing isn’t a distant project anymore,” the Dodgers manager said, pausing just long enough for the weight of the statement to sink in. In that brief moment, it felt less like a routine assessment and more like a signal flare — one pointing directly toward the Dodgers’ future. The organization that has mastered the […]