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Grossman's lead attorney has throughout the trial argued it was Erickson's black SUV — not his client's white Mercedes — that first struck the children.

Prized bronze statue of the baseball race-barrier-breaking infielder was stolen last week from a public park.

Ken Giles contract details, salary breakdowns, payroll salaries, bonuses, career earnings, market value, transactions and statistics.

Steve Garvey hopes baseball fans in California will support him in his U.S. Senate bid. Two MLB team fan bases might be more in his corner than the others.

Arroyo Grande’s coach said Williams’ legacy is part of SLO County’s baseball culture. “He showed that you can make it to the major leagues from a small town.”

After signing James Paxton to an $11 million deal, the Dodgers reduced it to $4 million due to an unspecified health concern.

Dodger fans in the Inland Empire were in for a treat at an area fast-food restaurant when pitcher Joe Kelly made an appearance for a meet and greet.

Ohtani is one of the most valuable assets in sports from a marketing and cultural perspective, but there are some surprising ways the Dodgers won't profit from having him in the lineup.

The owner of a struggling ramen restaurant in Houston has turned to OnlyFans to support his business. What's up: The owner of Ninja Ramen, which opened its doors at 4219 Washington Ave. in 2014, reported that his restaurant is grappling with a significant decline in revenue, a plight shared by many eateries in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. On Jan. 30, owner Christopher Huang took to Instagram to unveil his multifaceted plan to avoid closing his restaurant.

"To be blunt, once again Steve Garvey looks the bad guy — a smug, remorseless hypocrite," writes SLO Tribune columnist.