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2dAlden Gonzalez

Sources: Price to give LAD minor leaguers $1K

Pitcher David Price will give each minor league player who is not on the Dodgers' 40-man roster $1,000 for the month of June, sources confirmed to ESPN.

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4dRamona Shelburne

Dodgers to cut salaries June 1 to avoid layoffs

The Los Angeles Dodgers announced Tuesday that they're implementing a system of tiered salary cuts for full-time employees in order to prevent furloughs and layoffs due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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5dAlden Gonzalez

Dodger Stadium opens as coronavirus testing site

Dodger Stadium opened as a coronavirus testing facility Tuesday and is considered to be the largest in the state of California.

Alden Gonzalez ESPN Staff Writer

LA Mayor Eric Garcetti announced that Dodger Stadium is now a COVID-19 testing site that might be the largest in the country and is definitely the largest in the state, with the capacity to test 6,000 people a day. Garcetti also offered a parting shot to the Astros: "We play fair here, and we're gonna get that championship sometime soon."

Christina Kahrl MLB Staff Writer

How much does one Dodgers fan miss baseball? So much so that their back yard is now a replica of Dodger Stadium (via Ben Massé/FB, Official Los Angeles Dodgers Fan Group)

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Ex-OF Crawford: Heart is 'heavy' over drownings

Carl Crawford reflected on the recent drowning deaths of two people at his Houston home, writing on Instagram that his heart was "heavy" over the tragedy.

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6dAlden Gonzalez and Joon Lee

How the coronavirus is forever changing the way MLB connects to fans

Teams are using baseball's unprecedented shutdown to revamp their social media strategy. For MLB, that could long outlast the pandemic.

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8dPaul Kix

Shawn Green and the greatest game in MLB history

On this date in 2002, Dodgers right fielder Shawn Green went 6-for-6 with four homers. Not long before his epic game, Green had begun studying Eastern philosophy. He explains how his Zen approach helped him go deeper in the zone.

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9dKelly Cohen

Are we witnessing the end of the high-five?

The celebration has been part of sports for more than 40 years. But with athletes rethinking distancing during the coronavirus pandemic, even the high-five's originator, Dusty Baker, is saying it's time to move on.

Dodgers host epic Zoom party with athletes and celebs (2:37)

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11dSam Miller

The nine most complicated World Series heroes of my lifetime

A scout's all-time great gamble. A future Hall of Famer failing in the biggest moment in Series history. Sam Miller shows there's a lot more to the Fall Classic than MVPs.

Marly Rivera ESPN Writer

We'd like to extend our congratulations to Blue Jays pitcher Hyun-jin Ryu and his wife on the birth of their daughter, Lucy, born May 17th.

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BBTN: Dodgers 3B Coach Dino Ebel on coaching Trout, Bellinger, Betts

Dodgers third base coach Dino Ebel joins Buster to talk about how Mike Trout challenged him, what he's seen from Cody Bellinger after working with him for a season, the most difficult judgements to make as a third coach coach and why Albert Pujols is the best slow baserunner in the game (23:56). Plus, Anika Orrock on her new book "The Incredible Women of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League." (4:04)

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N.Y., Calif., Texas move toward pro sports' return

Governors from New York, California and Texas said Monday that professional sports could resume in their respective states in the near future.

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Two drown at home of former Dodger Crawford

A 5-year-old boy and a woman drowned Saturday in the backyard pool of a Houston home that reportedly belongs to Carl Crawford.

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Report: MLB eyes $640K loss per game sans fans

A memo given to the MLBPA by Major League Baseball says playing an 82-game season without fans would result in an estimated $4 billion loss, even with prorated salaries.