Brad Tunney News Today

In the Dodgers minors, Triple-A Oklahoma City lost a close one, Double-A Tulsa revealed its roster, and High-A Great Lakes shared its pitching rotation for the weekend.

Abig thank you to everyone who attended the Winter Party for “The Boys of Summer”, Saturday evening, February 3. Approximately 250 guests attended the event and heard our speakers, Brad Tunney, Voice of the Great Lakes Loons and Lance Parrish, former Major League catcher from teams including the 1984 World Series Champion Detroit Tigers, Phillies, Angels, Marines, Indians, Pirates and Blue Jays. Brad spoke about the non-profit nature of the organization and the many promotions at the Great L...

Dodgers minor league infielder Rayne Doncon reached base six times for Low-A Rancho Cucamonga, including four hits and a home run. Nick Frasso pitched four more scoreless innings for Double-A Tulsa.

In the Dodgers minor leagues, Michael Busch has reached base in all 19 games in Triple-A, Jonny DeLuca homered to leadoff the game for a second straight night in Double-A, and Diego Cartaya delivered a walk-off sacrifice fly.

More strikeouts in the Dodgers minors for Emmet Sheehan with Tulsa and Braydon Fisher in Great Lakes. Gavin Stone was wild and allowed two home runs in Triple-A, but Oklahoma City rallied to win anyway, for their third home walk-off in a row.

A guide of how to watch Dodgers minor league teams during the 2023 season, including Triple-A Oklahoma City, Double-A Tulsa, High-A Great Lakes, and Low-A Rancho Cucamonga.

Plus Rich Hill on non-competitive action outcomes, C.J. Cron on following Albert Pujols's lead, Brandon Hyde on Adley Rutschman, facts and stats galore…

A look at the upcoming playoff possibilities for all four Dodgers minor league affiliates.

There are less than 20 MLB players from Panama, but on Tuesday, Jose Ramos showed why he may be the next Major Leaguer to come out of his country. The No. 14 Dodgers prospect homered twice in one inning and finished 3-for-5 with a career-high seven RBIs in High-A Great

Diego Cartaya, the Dodgers top prospect and a catcher for High-A Great Lakes, left Sunday’s game during an at-bat in the fifth inning on Sunday, with an apparent injury to his hand or wrist.