As the Dodgers kicked off the 2025 season in Japan with the Tokyo Series, Dodgers broadcaster and former first baseman Eric Karros shared his thoughts on everything from Shohei Ohtani’s global presence to his favorite experiences in Tokyo and the Dodgers’ role as baseball’s ultimate villains.

During their two-game series in Tokyo, Japan, the Los Angeles Dodgers made several moves on their roster including transitioning multiple players to the 60-day Injured List.

Game 2, 3/19/2025: Dodgers 6, Cubs 3 TOKYO—After an Opening Day win in Tokyo, Japan, over the Chicago Cubs on the back of elite pitching from Yoshinobu Yamamoto and the Dodgers bullpen, which threw four perfect frames, the Dodgers would turn to another Japanese phenom in 23-year-old rookie right-hander Roki Sasaki, who will be making […] The post appeared first on .

As the Dodgers opened the 2025 season in Japan with the Tokyo Series, Dodgers President Stan Kasten shared his thoughts before the game against the Cubs.

Dodgers News: Betts Sent Home Early Due to Illness; Freddie Freeman Scratched from Game One, Possibly Game Two of Tokyo Series Due to Lingering Rib Injury The post appeared first on .

As the Dodgers kicked off the 2025 MLB season in Japan with the highly anticipated Tokyo Series, broadcaster Stephen Nelson reflected on the unforgettable atmosphere and the passion surrounding Shohei Ohtani’s return to his home country.

Game 1, 3/18/2025: Dodgers 4, Cubs 1 TOKYO —TOKYO — Opening Day for Major League Baseball is finally here as the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs kicked off the 2025 season in Tokyo, Japan, with a marquee matchup between two Japanese arms in Yoshinobu Yamamoto and lefty Shota Imanaga.

On this day in Dodgers history, the team inked 2020 National League Most Valuable Player Award winner and all-star first baseman Freddie Freeman for a massive 6-year, $162 million contract.