Young Cy? Kershaw just getting started

Clayton Kershaw's breakout season has made him a top candidate for the NL Cy Young Award, but the 23-year-old southpaw has just begun to tap into his potential.
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Billingsley takes on Beachy, Braves

Brandon Beachy takes the mound for the Braves against Chad Billingsley of the Dodgers.
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Eveland tosses gem in makeup game

Dana Eveland allowed just one earned run over eight innings for the Dodgers as they made quick work of the Pirates in a makeup game in Pittsburgh.
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Dodgers add three to roster, more moves expected

The Dodgers made a few expected roster moves official on Thursday. The club purchased the contract of lefthander Dana Eveland from Triple-A Albuquerque to start against the Pirates Thursday. Shortstop Dee Gordon was activated from the disabled list and was in the lineup leading off. Also, infielder Russell Mitchell was recalled from Albuquerque.
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Dodgers opt to hold on to Carroll

Jamey Carroll knew he'd be content by the end of the day Wednesday — whether he was on a plane to Pittsburgh with his Dodgers teammates or on a plane to join a team in the thick of a pennant race.
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Red-hot Dodgers finish sweep behind Lilly

Kicking off a stretch of games in three different cities over three days, the Dodgers beat the Padres, 4-2, on Wednesday to complete a three-game sweep at Dodger Stadium.
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Dodgers detail 'Social September' event

On Wednesday, the Dodgers announced the details of "Social September," a month-long event focused on connecting with fans through social media.
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Dodgers walk away with win over Padres

Andre Ethier's grand slam capped an eight-run second inning on Tuesday, as the Dodgers drew 11 total walks on the way to an 8-5 victory over the Padres at Dodger Stadium.
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Dodgers' broadcast team intact for 2012

Vin Scully and Jaime Jarrin announced their plans to return for the 2012 season over the weekend. The rest of the Dodgers' broadcast team followed suit on Tuesday.
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Gordon to return to lineup in Pittsburgh

Dodgers shortstop Dee Gordon, out since Aug. 9 with a bruised right shoulder, will make his final rehab appearance with Class A Rancho Cucamonga on Tuesday. As expected, he will return to the lineup on Thursday in Pittsburgh, manager Don Mattingly said.
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Dodgers' Monday, Porter on Frick Award ballot

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Win total hasn't justified Kuroda's season

Not only has the Dodgers' Hiroki Kuroda gone 4-1 with a 2.16 ERA in August, he's received an ample amount of run support — something that wasn't so common earlier this season. Tim Stauffer is no stranger to the minimal-support feeling.
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Kershaw equals NL elite with 17th victory

Clayton Kershaw added to his Cy Young credentials by tossing his fifth complete game of the year Monday, winning his National League-best 17th game in the Dodgers' 4-1 victory over the Padres.
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Dodgers will call Thursday starter from Minors

Manager Don Mattingly said a Minor Leaguer would be promoted to start for the Dodgers in Thursday's makeup game in Pittsburgh, but he wouldn't say which one.
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Kershaw out to keep big season going vs. Padres

Dodgers left-hander Clayton Kershaw continues his quest for the National League Cy Young Award during Monday's series opener against the Padres at Dodger Stadium. Mat Latos will get the ball for San Diego.
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Rally falls short as Dodgers' streak snapped

Rookie starter Nathan Eovaldi, handicapped by a three-run defensive misplay, spotted the Rockies a five-run first inning and the Dodgers' comeback fell short in a 7-6 loss on Sunday, snapping their five-game win streak.
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Jarrin to return in 2012

The Dodgers on Sunday locked up another Hall of Famer for 2012, as popular Spanish-language broadcaster Jamie Jarrin agreed to return for his 54th season.
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Kemp belts walk-off in 11th after big LA rally

James Loney homered to send the game to extra innings, and Matt Kemp hit a walk-off homer in the 11th after the Dodgers plated five runs in the sixth vs. Colorado.
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Lopes is reason for success on basepaths

Dodgers manager Don Mattingly has credited Davey Lopes all year for his team's success on the basepaths.
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Balk starts rally as Dodgers win fourth straight

After being silenced for six innings, the Dodgers awakened with a six-run seventh — highlighted by Matt Kemp's 30th home run — to knock off the Rockies, 6-1, in Friday's opener at Dodger Stadium.
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Scully announces return to booth in '12

Legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully announced he'll be returning next year for his 63rd season behind the mic at Dodger games.
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Freeway accident delays start of opener

The start of Friday night's opener between the Rockies and Dodgers was delayed 10 minutes because an accident on the 110 Freeway prevented the umpiring crew from arriving at Dodger Stadium on time.
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Patterson tosses shutout for Rancho Cucamonga

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Ethier makes mission out of helping poor

Exploring the back streets of downtown Los Angeles in his early days as a Dodger, Andre Ethier came upon the Union Rescue Mission, which provides food and shelter to the city's poor and indigent.
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Reed tosses two scoreless innings in pro debut

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Dodgers look to build on momentum against Rox

Colorado has made a habit out of turning up its play — and the heat on its National League West opponents — when the calendar nears September, and Jim Tracy's club believes this season should not be any different, despite being eight games back entering this weekend's series with the Dodgers in Los Angeles.
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Six-run third spurs Dodgers to sweep

Hiroki Kuroda, who has turned into a win machine since invoking his no-trade clause last month, enjoyed another windfall of run support Wednesday and pitched the Dodgers to a 9-4 victory for a refreshing series sweep of the Cardinals.
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Acupuncture treatment has Lilly ready to go

Ted Lilly, who came out of his last outing early because of a stiff neck, will make his next scheduled start Friday night as the latest convert to the handiwork of club acupuncturist Ichiro Tani.
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Jansen tosses hitless inning in rehab stint

Disabled Dodgers reliever Kenley Jansen pitched another hitless inning with two strikeouts in a rehab appearance Tuesday night for Single-A Rancho Cucamonga.
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Kershaw earns 16th win in rout of Redbirds

Clayton Kershaw and Matt Kemp, the Dodgers' Cy Young and MVP candidates, boosted their award credentials Tuesday night as the Dodgers routed the Cardinals, 13-2, at Busch Stadium.
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Mattingly: Guerra has makeup of closer

With Jonathan Broxton out since May and eligible for free agency, the Dodgers are feeling better about their closer situation for next year with Javy Guerra and Kenley Jansen.
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Navarro designated; Dodgers call up Ellis

Signed to a one-year deal in December, catcher Dioner Navarro was designated for assignment by the Dodgers on Tuesday. A.J. Ellis was recalled in his place.
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Kershaw looks to add to Cy Young credentials

Clayton Kershaw takes the ball for the second game of Los Angeles' three-game set in St. Louis, where Kyle Lohse will start for the Cardinals.
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Dodgers rally in ninth to beat Cardinals

Rafael Furcal, traded away three weeks earlier, helped the Dodgers beat the Cardinals on Monday night, 2-1. After Aaron Miles' one-out RBI triple tied the game in the ninth inning, Miles scored the winning run on Furcal's errant throw home.
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Injured Dodgers showing improvement

Ted Lilly's stiff neck improved Monday and manager Don Mattingly said the left-hander is still scheduled to make his next start Friday night against the Rockies.
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PCL notes: Federowicz starts fresh

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Eovaldi aiming to bounce back from first loss

With the Dodgers coming to St. Louis on Monday to begin a three-game set, Cardinals shortstop Rafael Furcal was anticipating squaring off against his ex-teammates for the first time. But after spraining his thumb on Saturday, Furcal's status for the opener against Los Angeles is in doubt.
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Big day for Barajas cut short by groin strain

Dodgers catcher Rod Barajas, who slugged a three-run homer and an RBI single earlier, left Friday night's game against the Rockies in the sixth inning with a slight strain of the right groin.
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Seeking first August win, Lilly takes on Rox

Ted Lilly faces Esmil Rogers as the Dodgers and Rockies jockey for third place in the NL West on Saturday afternoon at Coors Field.
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Mattingly sees no sense in pushing Kershaw

A day later, Dodgers manager Don Mattingly still stands by his decision to remove Clayton Kershaw one inning shy of a shutout against the Brewers on Thursday.
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Lookouts' Silverio hits for the cycle

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Kuroda kicks off weekend series against Rockies

As they open a three-game series at Coors Field on Friday, the Dodgers and Rockies will both start a right-hander who was dominant in his previous outing. For the Dodgers that's Hiroki Kuroda, who will be opposed by Jason Hammel.
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Kershaw stymies red-hot Crew in series finale

Clayton Kershaw pitched eight shutout innings, and Rod Barajas homered and scored two runs in the Dodgers' 5-1 victory over the Brewers on Thursday, snapping Los Angeles' three-game losing streak.
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Sellers bats second in lineup for first time

Justin Sellers started again at shortstop for the Dodgers on Thursday, but was inserted into the second spot in the batting order for the first time.
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Kershaw seeks 15th victory against Brewers

Milwaukee will look for its second straight home sweep Thursday against the Dodgers, with Marco Estrada taking on Los Angeles ace Clayton Kershaw.
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Blake exits with sore shoulder

Dodgers third baseman Casey Blake was removed from the Wednesday's game with Milwaukee due to pain in his right shoulder.
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Uribe continues recovery

Dodgers shortstop Juan Uribe received a cortisone injection on Wednesday to reduce inflammation in his lower left hip and numb the area.
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Eovaldi aims to continue impressing vs. Brewers

Zack Greinke heads to the hill going for his fifth win in a row as the Brewers take on Nathan Eovaldi and the Dodgers on Wednesday at Miller Park.
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Billingsley duels Yovani before Dodgers fall

Chad Billingsley pitched seven stellar innings, but the offense was limited to a run in the second in the Dodgers' 2-1 loss to the Brewers on Tuesday at Miller Park.
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Twenty years since Mattingly benched for hair

Twenty years ago this week, Dodgers manager Don Mattingly was benched by the Yankees for not cutting his hair before a game against the Royals.
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