The Los Angeles Dodgers host the San Francisco Giants in the rubber match of their weekend set. Can the Giants pull off a stunning upset on Sunday night?

Melvin was already without long reliever Spencer Bivens, who threw a season-high 3 1/3 innings in Saturday’s 11-5 loss. Right-hander Tristan Beck, another multi-inning reliever, contributed two innings before backup catcher Logan Porter pitched the eighth.

Singer Nezza explained why she sang the Spanish version of the national anthem at the Los Angeles Dodgers game yesterday, against the team's wishes.

A Los Angeles Dodgers official was asked about the team's recent White House visit as their home city protests federal ICE raids.

On Saturday, the singer Nezza made a simple statement in support of the city's substantial Spanish-speaking immigrant community—singing the United States's little-known official Spanish-language version of "The Star-Spangled Banner" before the Los Angeles Dodgers' 11–5 win over the San Francisco Giants.

Los Angeles is home to a reported 1.8 million Spanish-speaking residents, but rarely do they hear the national anthem sung in that language. On Saturday night at Dodger Stadium, with 51,548 fans on their feet and television cameras trained on the field,

Los Angeles Dodgers star pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto doesn't believe rest days are the cause for his recent struggles on the mound.

Nezza published a video showing a Dodgers employee explicitly telling her to not perform the Spanish version of the anthem.

"Easily one of the scariest days of my life," the Latin pop singer says of the game-time decision at the team's L.A. stadium Saturday (June 14).

Amid protests against ICE in Los Angeles, singer Nezza performed the Spanish version of the national anthem at Dodger Stadium despite a team official's request for the English version.

The right‑hander’s right shoulder issues resurface, jeopardizing his return this season. Meanwhile Kiké Hernandez and anthem singer Nezza speak out amid local protest climate.