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Love that we've all accepted that pitch count, not Houston's lineup, is the greatest threat to this perfect game.- Andy Behrens (@andybehrens) April 3, 2013 Back in 1962, Don Drysdale threw 163 pitches in his first start of the sea...

Let's play a little Hall of Fame game. I'm going to present two players with similar statistics. One is in the Hall of Fame and the other is on this year's ballot. Presented two lines of numbers, can you guess which player is the Hall of Famer? Check...

Major League Baseball officially will award the 2013 All-Star Game to Citi Field, home of the New York Mets, at a ceremony Wednesday at City Hall in Manhattan, baseball officials said.

Memories rush back as Dodger Stadium turns 50.

Former National League umpire Harry Wendelstedt died Friday morning. He was 73.

He grew up with them in New York and followed them to L.A. But now, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's lifelong love affair with the Dodgers is being tested by the Frank McCourt ownership era.

The ballpark at Chavez Ravine feels empty but so many memories remain.

KC Joyner looks at the Canton candidacy of Curtis Martin. People believe he shouldn't be a Hall of Famer, despite 14,000 career yards, because he wasn't a breakaway threat and never played 'big' in big games. Both arguments, in Joyner's eyes, are flawed.

Story | Conversation | February 03, 2011

This isn't your father's Dodgers rotation: Padilla, Kershaw, Billingsley, Kuroda and Haeger.

Jim Caple talks to Orel Hershiser about one of the lingering problems in sports -- team-made videos from the '80s.

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham New York Jets Rich Cimini of the New York Daily News compares dissatisfied running backs Thomas Jones and Leon Washington to Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale in 1966. New York Post reporter Mark Cannizzaro writes &...

New addition Dan Haren has little in common with D-backs ace Brandon Webb except for one key area: getting hitters out.

There was never any question about whether record-holder Don Drysdale might be there for the record-breaker, because the former pitcher was a broadcaster for the Dodgers in 1988, as Los Angeles right-hander Orel Hershiser closed in on Drysdale's reco...

Blog | Conversation | August 15, 2007

Former All-Star catcher Dick Dietz, involved with Don Drysdale in one of baseball's most disputed plays in the 1960s, has died. He was 63.

So you hate the Dodgers. Think they'll be mediocre this year. Eric Neel, bleeding Dodger Blue, says to check back in October.

The top 10 nuggets of the week, including another Cy Young award for the Dodgers trophy case.