Dodgers lean on pitching to beat Padres in Game 5, reach NLCS
Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy was among the many who shared it on Friday night, after overcoming the San Diego Padres in the National League Division Series: "F--- them all." The Dodgers rode five innings from an effective Yoshinobu Yamamoto,
Love him or hate him, Manny Machado is a brilliant baseball player. He is a career .279 hitter with 342 home runs and a 124 OPS+. He is a six-time All-Star with two Gold Gloves to his name ...
Manny Machado became the Padres’ all-time career ... and five-time NL Gold Glove award winner. Winfield spent the first eight seasons of his MLB career in a Padres uniform (1973-80).
Manny Machado is becoming the most hated man in Los Angeles during the MLB playoffs. After being the focal point of a controversial throw toward the Dodgers’ dugout that infuriated opposing ...
On Wednesday, MLB and San Diego Padres insiders Steven Woods, Ben Higgins and Paul Reindl, along with Bret Boone, discussed the controversy surrounding Manny Machado. He had an altercation with ...
Designated hitter Manny Machado ... the Dodgers, Machado had a .282 batting average with 513 RBI, 522 runs, and 175 home runs. He was a four-time MLB All-Star, won the Gold Glove Award twice ...
One move, in particular, from Manny Machado started it all and left Dodgers fans crying foul. After Machado led off that second inning with a single, Jackson Merrill’s grounder to Freddie ...
Manny has exceptional arm talent. I think he proved that on the triple play,” Shildt said, alluding to the triple play Machado, a two-time Gold Glove Award winner, started Sept. 24 at Dodger ...
Even Dodgers manager Dave Roberts is getting in on it ahead of Game 3. Roberts called out Manny Machado a day after the Padres evened up the series, calling the Padres star "disrespectful" for an ...
There’s no California Love between Jack Flaherty and Manny Machado. The Dodgers’ starting pitcher and the Padres’ star third baseman had a war of words twice Sunday night during San Diego ...
Advertisement This game — a 6-5 San Diego victory featuring two ridiculous innings and otherwise little offense — might have turned on a subtle choice by Manny Machado, the Padres’ lightning ...
Perfection was required of Manny Machado ... Rojas at first base, Machado’s peg had to hit a target smaller than a bed pillow. Cronenworth didn’t have to move his glove.
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