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David Hinckley·Feb 22RIP Bill Mazeroski. Timin’ Is the Thing, It’s True.It would be unfair to call Bill Mazeroski a one-hit wonder. In a way it would also kinda be true.A response icon3A response icon3
Kevin Iole·Oct 24, 2025Babe Ruth or Shohei Ohtani? The Answer Matters Less Than You ThinkBaseball is the best sport there is for debates. Mickey Mantle or Willie Mays? Ted Williams or Joe DiMaggio? And now, Babe Ruth or Shohei…A response icon1A response icon1
InDodger InsiderbyCary Osborne·Sep 17, 2025Shohei Ohtani makes history in astounding fashion — againOhtani reaches 50 home runs on the night he reaches 50 pitching strikeouts and no-hits the Phillies for five inningsA response icon1A response icon1
InDodger InsiderbyCary Osborne·Sep 3, 2025Ohtani’s 100th Dodger homer is one major feat as he reaches for othersOhtani chases consecutive 50-homer seasonsA response icon1A response icon1
