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Monrodale, California
Joined July 2013
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Austin scores and does a new celly Luka: What’s he doing?🤨 😂😂
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At just 23 years old, James Loney hit .331 with 15 HR, 67 RBI and a .919 OPS in only 96 games. He led all NL rookies in batting average, hit an incredible .419 with runners in scoring position, and batted .382 with 9 HR and 32 RBI in September.
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At 41 years old, Albert Pujols hit .254 with 12 home runs and 38 RBIs in just 85 games for the Dodgers. Against left-handed pitching? 10 home runs and a .953 OPS. “Tio Albert" showed he still had something left in the tank.
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For one season, James Outman looked like the Dodgers’ center fielder of the future. In 2023, the rookie hit .248 with 23 home runs, 70 RBIs, 16 stolen bases, and an .790 OPS, finishing third in NL Rookie of the Year voting. He also had a pet rock named “Rocka”
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The Dodgers waited until their final two games of the season to use a starting nine that had never started together before — and won the World Series with them.
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They didn’t call him “Captain Clutch” for nothing. In 2009, Ethier hit 4 walk-off home runs, tying the MLB single-season record shared with Jimmie Foxx (1940) and Roy Sievers (1957). He finished his Dodgers career with 14 walk-off hits and 7 walk-off homers.
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DodgerHogs retweeted
seeing real Dodger fans saying we should trade De Paula for Elly De La Cruz yall are funny
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“The WiFi password is on the back of the router.” Back of the router:
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DodgerHogs retweeted
Nick Martinez is declining his Rays mutual option for $20M, picking up $4M in the process and becoming a free agent (of course!) Note: Basically zero mutual options are exercised by both sides
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DodgerHogs retweeted
merch/championship ads already…..nothings’ beating this though.
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Ric Flair cutting a promo only using the lyrics of "Monster Mash" A Halloween edition of Flairaoke #WWERaw #AEWDynamite #SmackDown #WWE #AEW
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In just 32 games, Ríos hit .250 with 8 HR, 17 RBI, a .645 SLG and a .946 OPS. He homered once every 9.5 at-bats, putting him on a ridiculous 46-HR pace over 162 games. A forgotten power bat from the 2020 World Series championship team.
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This clip is from Joe Davis' first ever broadcast as a #Dodgers broadcaster on March 19, 2016. Joe Davis was already smiling especially in his first game. Can't imagine how nervous he was calling his first MLB game for the iconic Dodgers. Joe Davis critics/haters are idiots!
Replying to @DevineGospel
Nah bro, he's f****** awful He's so f****** weird too. Did you see him just constantly smiling when they were showing him in the booth and smoltz was talking
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Hulk Hogan tells the story of how he warned Bill Clinton about Monica Lewinsky. "Heel Turn with the Intern" #wrestling #prowrestling #WWERaw #AEWDynamite #SmackDown
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Starting for the three-peat. 🏆🏆🏆 Dustin May received a World Series ring with the Dodgers in 2024 and was part of their 2025 championship season before being traded to Boston. Now looking to make it three straight championship seasons with three different teams involved. ⚾️
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Rich Hill played for 13 MLB teams over his 20-year career, but his most successful stretch came with the Dodgers (2016–2019). 🔹 30–16 Record
🔹 3.16 ERA
🔹 427 Strikeouts
🔹 2 World Series appearances
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#Dodgers Miguel Rojas in the dugout at @MLBazFallLeague
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Count how many Dodgers! 😭
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The Dodgers and Yankees are tied for the most walk-off home runs in World Series history, with 4 apiece. ⚾️ The Dodgers' four: •Kirk Gibson (1988) •Max Muncy (2018) •Freddie Freeman (2024) •Freddie Freeman (2025)
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