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Kenta Maeda will start tonight's 7:10 PT series finale against the Rockies and lefty Kyle Freeland. Maeda is coming off a masterpiece of a two-hit shutout for eight innings in Miami. In seven career games against Colorado, the right-hander has a 0.88 WHIP.

Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw has the green light for Wednesday to throw his first bullpen session since going on the disabled list with left biceps tendinitis.

Chris Taylor and Yasiel Puig slugged back-to-back home runs off Bryan Shaw in the bottom of the sixth inning Tuesday night, powering the Dodgers to a 5-3 comeback win over the Rockies. Ian Desmond had helped Colorado take a one-run lead with a homer and an RBI single, but Los Angeles rallied to its fifth win in six games.

Here's MLB Pipeline's roundup of the top prospect performances in the Minor Leagues on Tuesday.

Despite a dazzling seven innings from Dodgers rookie Walker Buehler, the Rockies got an equally dazzling seven innings from German Marquez and squeaked out a 2-1 victory on Monday night, snapping the Dodgers' four-game win streak.

Clayton Kershaw could be less than two weeks away from returning to the Dodgers' rotation, based on a tentative timeline manager Dave Roberts provided on Monday.

Yasmani Grandal, Enrique Hernandez and Yasiel Puig homered, and Alex Wood earned his first win of the season as the Dodgers completed a three-game sweep of the Nationals on Sunday afternoon at Nationals Park. Joc Pederson hit an RBI double and Cody Bellinger knocked a sac fly in the ninth to provide insurance for Los Angeles, which secured the season series over Washington after winning both games of a doubleheader. The Nationals' only offense came on Trea Turner's two-run homer, while starter Stephen Strasburg yielded three runs and struck out seven in 6 2/3 innings.

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Fresh off earning MLB Pipeline Prospect Team of the Week honors, MJ Melendez enjoyed the biggest offensive performance of his young career.

Pinch-hitter Matt Kemp delivered a two-run double in the ninth and Kenley Jansen collected his second save of the day as the Dodgers rallied to finish off a doubleheader sweep in Washington and spoil a strong effort from Max Scherzer. The Nats' ace racked up 13 strikeouts over seven innings, becoming the fastest in MLB history to 100 K's in a season. Dodgers starter Rich Hill was forced to exit with a finger blister after two pitches.

Here's MLB Pipeline's roundup of the top prospect performances in the Minor Leagues on Sunday.

Ross Stripling struck out a career-high nine batters as the Dodgers took Game 1 of a split doubleheader. Max Muncy drove in a pair for the Dodgers, who have won two in a row after snapping a six-game skid. Tanner Roark went seven innings and threw a season-high 117 pitches for the Nationals, who lost Howie Kendrick to a lower right leg injury.

The Dodgers on Saturday reinstated left-hander Tony Cingrani from the 10-day disabled list and optioned lefty Adam Liberatore to Triple-A. Los Angeles also activated right-hander Erik Goeddel for the second game and optioned ambidextrous pitcher Pat Venditte.

Here's MLB Pipeline's roundup of the top prospect performances in the Minor Leagues on Saturday.

Dodgers acquire both Erik and Tyler Goeddel

Here's MLB Pipeline's roundup of the top prospect performances in the Minor Leagues on Thursday.

The young season no longer seems so young anymore, as Major League Baseball has reached the one-quarter mark of what's been an often surprising year. The first month and a half of the 2018 campaign has offered more than its share of twists in the National League West, a division that's been turned upside down -- yet remains completely up for grabs.

Justin Turner doubled twice for a career-high-tying five RBIs and Dodgers starter Kenta Maeda twirled eight shutout frames and struck out eight during a 7-0 win against the Marlins on Thursday at Marlins Park.

Slumps are inevitable in baseball, even for the best of teams. Even for teams that took last year's World Series to seven games. So, while there's no panic in the Dodgers' clubhouse, there was some frustration.

The search for a winning formula continues. The Dodgers lost to the Marlins, 6-5, on Wednesday to the Marlins, as they dropped the first two games of the series.

A change of scenery did not end the Dodgers' recent skid as they opened a six-game road trip with a 4-2 loss to the Marlins on Tuesday night.

In dire need of an offensive spark, the Dodgers will return arguably the most critical cog to their lineup ahead of Tuesday's series opener in Miami, as third baseman Justin Turner was activated off the 10-day disabled list after missing nearly two months with a broken left wrist.

If Kershaw gets healthy what sort of return do you see him fetching at the deadline?

The Dodgers didn't make Mom proud on Mother's Day as their losing continued, 5-3 to the Cincinnati Reds, who completed their first four-game sweep at Dodger Stadium since 1976.

Yasiel Puig finally slugged his first home run of the year on Sunday, a solo shot to left field off Luis Castillo in the bottom of the third inning to cut Cincinnati's lead over the Dodgers to 2-1. Earlier this week in a Yahoo.com article, Puig said his mother asked him to hit a home run for her on Mother's Day.

After defying a take sign and bunting a 3-0 pitch into the first out of the bottom of the ninth inning Saturday night with the Dodgers trailing by two runs, Cody Bellinger went to manager Dave Roberts and took responsibility for his surprising actions.

Carla Cammack has been dedicated to raising awareness for the fight against breast cancer since her diagnosis 20 years ago. On Mothers' Day Sunday at Dodger Stadium, Cammack will be the Dodgers' Honorary Bat Girl for MLB's "Going to Bat Against Breast Cancer" initiative, as selected by the club.

Former Dodger Scott Schebler came back to haunt the team on Saturday night, slugging a three-run homer off reliever JT Chargois in a four-run sixth inning to lift the Reds to their third consecutive win at Dodger Stadium, 5-3.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts responded to critics who have questioned why he has implemented a "small ball" approach as his club struggles offensively.

The Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday selected the contract of ambidextrous pitcher Pat Venditte from Triple-A Oklahoma City and optioned right-handed pitcher Brock Stewart to the OKC Dodgers.

The Dodgers fell to the Reds at home once again on Friday, 6-2. Max Muncy was the Dodgers' offensive star, slugging a solo home run in the seventh inning and an RBI double in the fifth for the two Dodgers runs.

Fresh from his starring role in the combined no-hitter of the Padres in Mexico, Walker Buehler gave up a few too many hits and the Dodgers' offense didn't get enough Thursday night as the Reds rallied to prevail, 4-1.

There's an old baseball adage that it takes 25 players to win a pennant, but that's not really true. It nearly always takes a lot more than that.

The Dodgers will take a win over Arizona any way they can get it, and the way they got one on Wednesday night was a little weird, scoring with two wild pitches, a sacrifice fly and a hit batter. Yasiel Puig also returned from the disabled list with three hits and Chase Utley doubled home a pair of insurance runs as the Dodgers overcame an inside-the-park homer in the first inning for a 6-3 win, only their fourth victory over the first-place D-backs in 12 games this season. Pedro Baez got the win in relief and Kenley Jansen earned his sixth save.

The Dodgers are eight games out, Corey Seager's done, the D-backs are hot, the Rockies are good again and even the Giants are hanging in there. Dodgers fans should panic, right? Fret not, True Blue loyalists: The Dodgers are going to be just fine. Here's why.