Another Dodger bullpen fail: they lose to the Cubs, 4-3 in 11 innings.

Dodgers pummeling the Giants, 9-1 in the top of the ninth... Let's see if that crap bullpen can hold THAT lead.

Vogelsong outduels Kershaw and the Dodgers lose to the Giants, 2-1.

Sox lost to KC last night. It's unbelievable how bad this team is. Management decided that Tito was the problem, clearly they were wrong.

^ Some forums are saying Valentine will be gone by the All-Star break.

bmwracer wrote:

^ Some forums are saying Valentine will be gone by the All-Star break.

I don't think they're going to fire him. But fans are already tired of him.

Jav_sol wrote:

But fans are already tired of him.

Losing will do that.

Dodgers beat the Rockies, 7-3.

Dodgers edge the Rockies, 2-1.

Dodgers rout the Rockies, 11-5, and sweep the series.

Dodgers beat the D-backs, 3-1., but Matt Kemp goes on the 15-day DL.

Dodgers lose to the Padres, 4-2.

Dodgers beat the Padres, 8-1.

Next up: the Cardinals.

Dodgers edge the Cardinals in the bottom of the ninth, 6-5.

Kershaw throws a 6-hit shutout against the Cards, 6-0.

Dodgers are rolling.

Looks like Mark Ellis will be out 6-8 weeks. It was a lot more than just getting taken out on a double play:

"Mattingly said the Dodgers' doctor told him that if they had waited another 4-5 hours to make cut to relieve pressure, Ellis might have lost his leg."

gaijinmark wrote:

Looks like Mark Ellis will be out 6-8 weeks. It was a lot more than just getting taken out on a double play: "Mattingly said the Dodgers' doctor told him that if they had waited another 4-5 hours to make cut to relieve pressure, Ellis might have lost his leg."

Yeowch.


Dodgers win 6-5 and sweep the Cards.

Dodgers win their fifth straight, 6-1, over the D-backs.

Seattle Mariners' Suzuki spells trouble for Darvish

Japan's Ichiro Suzuki knocked in two runs as the Seattle Mariners routed Yu Darvish's Texas Rangers 6-1 to win their fourth consecutive Major League Baseball game.

Suzuki hit a flare into shallow left-centre field in the third inning to score two runs before moving to third on Josh Hamilton's throw that wound up in the seats on the third-base line.

It was the shortest start of the season for Darvish who allowed five runs on just four hits. He walked a career-high six batters over four innings.

Darvish has allowed nine earned runs in two starts against the Mariners, while allowing just 10 earned runs in his seven starts against the rest of the league.

Dodgers win again with a big comeback, 8-7, over the D-backs.