David Price will tip his proverbial cap to a former mentor whenever he takes the mound for his new team. The Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher revealed Wednesday in an interview with MLB Network he chose wear the No. 33 Dodgers jersey to honor former teammate James Shields. Price and Shields were teammates with the Tampa…
David Price Honors Ex-Teammate With Choice Of Dodgers Jersey Number — NESN.com.
New Dodgers pitcher David Price, left, and outfielder Mookie Betts get hugs from Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman as Manager Dave Roberts, right, waits to give Mookie his new Dodgers cap on Wednesday at Dodger Stadium. The pair, who were acquired in a trade with the Boston Red Sox, were introduced as Dodgers…
New Dodgers Mookie Betts, David Price arrive in L.A. eager for new starts — Daily News
The world according to Jim: • Nearly a week ago, L.A. rejoiced. The Dodgers, who swing for the fences plenty on the field but have been overly risk-averse otherwise, turned bold and (apparently) came away with one of baseball’s elite players, Mookie Betts. Finally, on Sunday, Dodger fans are closer to being able to celebrate…
Alexander: Was it really the medical info that held up Mookie Betts trade? — Daily News
Four days after news of a blockbuster trade that would bring Mookie Betts and David Price to Los Angeles, the deal is in limbo and indications are it might take some new blocks to complete it. As originally constituted, the Dodgers would send Kenta Maeda to the Minnesota Twins in exchange for pitching prospect Brusdar…
Dodgers trade for Mookie Betts, David Price reportedly in limbo — Press Telegram
The blockbuster three-way trade that would bring All-Star outfielder Mookie Betts and starting pitcher David Price to the Dodgers remained held up Thursday because of questions regarding the health of one player involved in the deal, though officials with the teams remain confident it will be completed, multiple media outlets reported. The deal, which would…
Report: Prospect’s health has Dodgers, Angels waiting to complete trades — Press Telegram
Criticized for their reluctance to sign someone else’s players, the Dodgers decided not to sign one of their own. That’ll show ’em. Hyun-Jin Ryu looked like a Dodger-for-life. He was the most famous Korean in a county that, in the 2010 census, had more than 230,000. He also was the best National League pitcher this…
Whicker: Without a Plan B, Dodgers might rue the day they lost Hyun-Jin Ryu — Press Telegram
The view from left field 