Find out why Freddie Freeman was scratched from the Los Angeles Dodgers' Tokyo Series lineup against the Chicago Cubs.

It was a slow start but the Dodgers pieced together a 4-1 opening-day win over the Cubs in the Tokyo Series as Shohei Ohtani had two hits and scored twice.

Yamamoto pitched five strong innings for the win, and the bullpen didn’t allow a hit. LA offense was hitless until scoring three times in the fifth inning. Will Smith reached base four times ...

It was time for Dodger baseball well before the sun came up in Los Angeles, and for the second consecutive game, the Los Angeles Dodgers used a big fifth inning to propel them to victory. On Tuesday ...

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Switch-hitting Tommy Edman will be an everyday player, either in center field or at second base. Miguel Rojas, Kiké Hernandez and Andy Pages will rotate through at the other positions.

Baseball is back, as the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs have officially opened up the 2025 season in Japan with the Tokyo Series on Tuesday. But one notable player, Dodgers star first baseman ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers were forced to keep Freddy Freeman out of Opening Day due to an injury. Here's all you need to know.

Shortstop Mookie Betts has returned to Los Angeles to continue recovering from an illness that will cause him to miss the Dodgers’ first two games of the regular season at the Tokyo Dome.

The Chicago Cubs home opener kicked off Tuesday, a bit earlier than usual -- and thousands of miles away from the Friendly Confines.

Freddie Freeman was scratched from the Dodgers' starting lineup Tuesday against the Cubs in Tokyo with left rib discomfort.