Health is wealth, and if one team understands that, it's the Dodgers. They'll hope all of their starters stay on the mound, despite how unlikely that may sound to fans. Snell has

Dodger pitchers and catchers are scheduled to conduct their first spring training workout of 2025 at their Glendale, Arizona training facility Tuesday with two-time Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell and Japanese star Roki Sasaki among the newcomers.

The Los Angeles Dodgers brought back Clayton Kershaw, because of course they did. However, questions remain about MLB's superteam.

Roberts also clarified that neither pitcher will be at their normal workload as they continue to get ready for the season, and that makes for the storyline that we will get to see

The Los Angeles Dodgers reported to spring training earlier this week with new faces like pitchers Blake Snell and Roki Sasaki, who will be guaranteed to make the opening-day roster. Other new veteran faces also reported to the Dodger's spring training site but don't have a clear path of making the opening-day lineup.

Inside the Dodgers’ seven-year pursuit of Rōki Sasaki, their foothold in Japan and the battle for MLB's next potential pitching star.

Blake Snell threw his first Dodgers bullpen session in front of Clayton Kershaw, calling it the "coolest thing" he’s done in his career thus far.

Then Roberts mentioned the one Dodgers starter who might actually take something resembling a regular turn, even if the team follows through with its plan to employ a six-man rotation. “Blake Snell wants to pitch,

Sasaki, who has been one of the most intriguing ... and should have his prime ahead of him. Snell didn't get the type of multi-year offer many expected coming off his second Cy Young Award-winning ...

Pitchers and catchers have started to report around Major League Baseball and the Los Angeles Dodgers' quest for back-to-back championships is underway.