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Author: Travis Schlepp
Travis is the editor-in-chief of Dodgers Dynasty. He has been covering local and national news for more than a decade with bylines at some of the most prominent news organizations in the country. He’s covered a range of topics including travel, transit and sports, in addition to daily breaking news coverage. Travis is a Golden Mike nominated reporter, a two-time Southern California Emmy Award recipient and a second-place Spot News Coverage Award winner by the Associated Press as a member of the KEYT News Channel 3 team in Santa Barbara. Travis’ previous stories can be found on KTLA.com, The Hill, Yahoo News, MSN, and local news sites including KTVQ in Billings, Montana, and KEYT News Channel 3 in Santa Barbara. Previously, Travis served as the managing editor and operations lead at Dodgers Nation and LA Sports Report. Travis is also the editor-in-chief at Rail and Runway.
Shohei Ohtani didn’t win a fourth-straight MVP award, but how did his Dodgers teammates fare in award season?
Dodgers reliever Evan Phillips will be leaving Los Angeles to join the Atlanta Braves on a 3-year deal.
The Dodgers remain interested in bringing back Tarik Skubal, but the two sides appear to have different ideas about how that reunion might look.
These three Dodgers players are most likely to be traded this offseason as the team looks to get younger and revamp its offense.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have hired a new hitting coach after the unexpected departure of Aaron Bates.
Linked to both Alex Vesia and Adrian Morejon, the Marlins could potentially play spoiler to the Dodgers’ offseason plans.
Deep pockets, glaring need makes the New York Mets favorites to sign Tarik Skubal if they blow him away with a big offer.
On Monday, the Dodgers claimed 25-year-old utility man Christian Cairo from the New York Mets.
Dodgers star Blake Snell says there’s a ‘good shot’ free agent Tarik Skubal returns to Los Angeles in 2027.
Los Angeles Dodgers All-Star third baseman Max Muncy says former teammate Miguel Rojas is ready to be an MLB manager.