2021 Schedule

2021 Schedule

William Weinbaum ESPN 

Don Sutton said in our 2006 interview, "I consider myself a guy that would've done the right thing, because it was the right thing to do. ‘What do you want me to do, when do you want it done and trust me, I'll give you my best effort.'" As an analyst, he took special interest in Tom Glavine. "His personality and mine are identical and our approach to life and our approach to pitching and preparation: ‘it's my job, let's go do it, I'll give it the best I've got and then I'll take the results.'"

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BBTN: Jess Mendoza on the Mets firing Jared Porter. Plus, Padres manager Jayce Tingler on Snell, Tatis and the Dodgers

Jess Mendoza talks to Buster about the Mets firing Jared Porter for sexually harassing a reporter, the emotions she felt when the story broke, why more women don’t speak up similar situations, the need for structural changes in the sport and her belief that things will be different going forward (6:40). Next, Tim Kurkjian stops by to talk about life as a grandparent, Porter, the Blue Jays signing George Springer, if the Yankees are done making additions, his top five teams right now and the passing of Don Sutton (25:46). Then, Sarah Langs shares her thoughts on the Porter situation and teams under the most pressure to make moves before the season (41:41). Finally, Padres manager Jayce Tingler on when he heard the Blake Snell news, the dynamic between the Padres and Dodgers, how Fernando Tatis Jr. can push himself to be even better and building on the 2020 season (52:55).

Kurkjian: 'Don Sutton was one great pitcher' (1:47)
2d
HOF pitcher Don Sutton dies at 75 (0:49)
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2d

Hall of Fame pitcher Sutton dies of cancer at 75

Hall of Fame pitcher Don Sutton, who won over 300 games during a major league career that spanned 23 seasons -- mostly with the Dodgers -- has died at the age of 75.

David Schoenfield ESPN Senior Writer 

RIP, Hall of Famer Don Sutton. After winning 324 games in 23 major league seasons, 233 of them for the Dodgers, it remarkably took Sutton five tries to get elected to Cooperstown. At the time, a knock against him was he won 20 games only once, but voters overlooked his longevity and durability. He never missed a start in his career until landing on the disabled for the first time in his final season in 1988. His 5,282 innings rank seventh all time.

5d

Former Dodgers trainer Stan Conte talks about injuries and formatics of MLB pitchers.

Doc retells his stories about controlled chaos in sports, art and medicine. Doc welcomes Stan Conte, former head athletic trainer for the Dodgers who talks about the mechanics of pitchers, the injuries and rehabilitation in MLB athletes. Hour Two Klapper Vision is the Rams' Aaron Donald rib injury. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.

Alden Gonzalez ESPN Staff Writer 

The Dodgers and Cody Bellinger settled at $16.1 million, one year after he set a record for a first-year, arbitration-eligible player. This was just slightly higher than the $15.9M projected for him by MLB Trade Rumors. Bellinger has two more arbitration years left and will become very expensive if he keeps this pace up.

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7d

Knebel, Dodgers reach 1-year, $5.25M contract

New Dodgers reliever Corey Knebel agreed to a one-year, $5.25 million contract on Thursday to avoid salary arbitration, while pitcher Dylan Floro agreed to $975,000.

7d

BBTN: Jesse Rogers on the Mets trading for Francisco Linder; Alex Avila on his godfather Tommy Lasorda; Hembo on position rankings

Jesse Rogers joins Buster to discuss Spring Training starting on schedule, Corey Kluber trying to prove that he’s healthy and the Mets trading for Francisco Lindor. Then, 12-year MLB veteran Alex Avila hops on to talk about his godfather Tommy Lasorda, staying patient in free agency, his outlook on another pandemic season and catching for Justin Verlander in Detroit. Later, Hembo quibbles with Buster’s top 10 position rankings.

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8d

Sources: Ex-Dodger Baez, Astros agree to deal

Right-handed reliever Pedro Baez has agreed to a two-year contract with the Astros that is expected to fall in the $12-14 million guaranteed range, sources told ESPN's Jeff Passan.

13d

Spain & Fitz: Fri-Yay with a Pre-Party

Spain & Fitz talk Wild Card weekend plans, "Death to 2020" and more in a pre-party, then welcome Mike Golic Jr to talk NFL, CFB and The Bachelorette. Then it's #HiFraand with Mina Kimes, who breaks down the Wild Card weekend in the NFL and Treavor Scales talks college football and his new show. Plus, Bobby Valentine remembers his friend Tommy Lasorda, Spain and Fitz tell you which teams are peaking, plateauing and plunging and they make their Six-Pack of picks for the weekend.

13d

The Max Kellerman Show Hour 1: Sad News Out of Dodger Town

Max gives his thoughts on the passing of Dodger legend, Tommy Lasorda. After 17 weeks we finally made it to the Playoffs...Max breaks down Wildcard Weekend matchups. Lamar 'must' win this game. Hey McVay, name the Rams starter already!!!! Do the Colts have a shot vs the Bills? Max likes David Bowe (a lil). Are the Mets stealing the Yankee's headlines?

Alden Gonzalez ESPN Staff Writer 

In honor of Tommy Lasorda, flags at Dodger Stadium will fly at half-staff and a large No. 2 that was painted in center field will be illuminated in the sky. Flowers have been placed at Lasorda's monument; his jersey and Manager of the Year Awards will mark his seat in the dugout.

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Team Stats

  • Batting
  • Pitching
Runs3491st
Batting Average.25611th
On Base Percentage.3385th
Slugging Percentage.4831st
Earned Run Average3.021st
Quality Starts18Tied-6th
WHIP1.061st
BAA.2131st