MLB free agency opens Thursday, and the Los Angeles Dodgers are once again positioned to dominate the offseason rumor mill.

The Los Angeles Dodgers' odds of three-peating just improved ever-so slightly with the Atlanta Braves' managerial hire.

One clear candidate has emerged to become the Atlanta Braves’ new manager. The Braves appear to be targeting Los Angeles Dodgers bench coach Danny Lehmann as their new manager, according to Mark Bowman of MLB.

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Braves beat writer Mark Bowman offered some updates on Atlanta's search for a new skipper, which will only add more uncertainty to this seemingly complicated process. “Trying to figure out who the next Braves manager will be remains a fluid development,

Winning the World Series is the dream every baseball team chases, although only a few could turn that dream into reality. After the Dodgers claimed their ninth championship in 2025, they joined the Red Sox and A’s in a tie for third all-time.

The MLB offseason can arrive very quickly, as the Los Angeles Dodgers just showed with Justin Dean. The Dodgers announced Thursday they had outrighted the young outfielder, one week after he made a heads-up play that helped save Game 6 of the World Series.

San Diego Padres closer Robert Suarez has decided to opt out of two guaranteed years valued at $16 million in order to test the open market and become a free agent. He immediately is considered to be the best relief pitcher available next to Edwin Diaz.

The Giants added Dodgers' 2025 World Series Game 6 hero Justin Dean off waivers to boost their defensive depth.