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@LADodgersMuse Perro!

use one word to describe this guy

@JomboyMedia You guys need to get off Dalton’s sack already.

Dalton Rushing when his baseball opponent is doing the most acceptable baseball activity

@JomboyMedia Why do you guys keep on posting everything about Dalton ? Are you trying to make people dislike him for some reason?

Dalton Rushing said "that's a ball" after William Contreras challenged this pitch ABS showed that nearly the full baseball was in the strike zone

@aldabg31 @Dodgers @LevyRestaurants The food is inspired by Japanese food. It’s Japanese American. It’s definitely not authentic Japanese food.

@AndrewFonseca19 @Dodgers @LevyRestaurants you never saw chicken katsu, teriyaki chicken or an egg sandwich?

Celebrate Japanese Heritage Night with these exclusive food items available tonight!

@dodger_daily This spring training I’m more excited to see the prospects play vs the big leaguers.

Noah Miller got him a knock today! Miller is a tremendous defensive shortstop, and, TBH, you have to watch him in person to appreciate how easy he makes the marginal plays look. He hurt his knee in 2024, and it still affected him, surely, at least to an extent, throughout last year, so having a fully healthy year is exciting. The defense is upper echelon Major League ready right now, IMO. His path is gonna come down to opportunity, of course, but then also his stick. If he can make quality contact on a consistent basis and just be a league-average offensive player, he's a ++. #dodgers #dodgersprospects

There’s something deeply stabilizing about proving to yourself that you can stand in the fire and not collapse. It’s not external validation — it’s internal certainty. And once you’ve earned that once, it changes how you see yourself forever.

I don’t think enough people are willing to ask themselves those questions honestly. And even fewer are willing to put themselves in positions where they might fail just to get the answer.

Deep down, a lot of us walk around feeling like frauds. We’re afraid that if we really step into the arena — whether that’s a career move, a relationship, a challenge, or an actual fight — we’ll be exposed, embarrassed, proven not good enough. So instead of finding out, we avoid.

You have to be willing to ask yourself those hard questions and then step into situations where the answers will reveal themselves. Maybe the answer is no — maybe you’re not ready yet. But maybe the answer is yes.

@MLB @MLBNetwork @JonHeyman As a Dodger fan, it’s like watching a toxic ex-girlfriend date someone new. God bless both of you.

Cubs, OF Michael Conforto reportedly agree to deal, per @MLBNetwork insider @JonHeyman.

Searching for answers to the questions buried deep inside—the ones that hurt—is painful. But in the end, you realize the pain is worth it. Sometimes, to truly know who you are, you have to push your body to its limits to forge a stronger mind.

ying in bed alone with my thoughts, reflecting, is one of the truest joys in my life. It’s amazing how something so simple can bring me so much peace and happiness. In those quiet moments, I feel closest to my real self.

One of the hardest things in life is remembering that much of what we see, think, and feel comes from programming—beliefs and patterns installed by other people. Breaking free from that conditioning is a constant battle, but it’s the only way to become your truest self.

Even though martial arts and constantly pushing myself to discover who I am and what I’m capable of may have led to needing a total hip replacement, it gave me far more than it ever took away.

@JimRileyLive Hey Jim — love your content. Just a thought: what are your thoughts on muting Super Chats and keeping them displayed at the bottom of the screen? They can be a bit distracting. We’d rather just listen to you talk.

Do everything in life so that when you look in the mirror, you like the person staring back at you. Don’t lie to protect comfort, don’t quit to avoid pain, don’t betray your standards for approval. Life will test you, people will betray you, and you will make mistakes.

@alannarizzo Saying the Dodgers don’t need Kyle Tucker to win is like saying the Avengers didn’t need Thor to beat Thanos. Championships aren’t won without your strongest heroes — it’s always all hands on deck.

@Klein25 Dodgers lost Conforto and gained Tucker. Think about that. Sheesh!

- The Blue Jays thought they signed Shohei Ohtani. Dodgers won. - The Blue Jays prioritized signing Roki Sasaki. The Dodgers won. - The Blue Jays thought they won the 2025 World Series. The Dodgers won. - The Blue Jays thought they signed Kyle Tucker. The Dodgers won again. Brutal

The hardest tests in life target your weaknesses, not your strengths. True challenge is facing the demons you avoid, the temptations you’ve failed at before. Strength isn’t running away; it’s staying, resisting, and proving you can do better.