Ken Gurnick

The Dodgers mourn the loss of Davey Lopes, who passed away today at age 80. Lopes was a member of the team’s record-setting infield of the 1970s and 1980s and one of the finest basestealers in MLB history. Our condolences go out to his family and friends.

Victor Martinez owned the winner of R8 @TampaBayDownsFL today and wore his world baseball classic gold medal into the winners circle. He was a coach for Venezuela

For my Japanese followers -- my 2d book has just been published (in Japanese only). Sho Time 4.0 recaps another historic season for Shohei Ohtani and #Dodgers in 2025. Sho Time 3.0 (in Japanese) and LA Story (in English) on 2024 are still available as well amazon.co.jp/%E4%BB%AE-SHO%…

@twoeight_racing @mike33024 @TopLineTBs @Justify3107 Maydan Dubai

@mike33024 @TopLineTBs @Justify3107 What track is this?

Let’s Go @TopLineTBs Salloom!! Me & @Justify3107 top rated colt all March OBS & 3/4 to Wood Memorial winning Rodriguez puts on one of the best maidens all year! Absolutely SMOKED a giant 16 horse field which included 1.1 million dollar National History. 🚀 This colt is FOR REAL! Top Line dont miss! Huge congrats to @2yovar

My pup Bentley, has a chance to move to the final round! Please click on the post and put “Bentley” in the comments. Thank you. instagram.com/p/DS3JnbVk9N7/…

Congratulations to the 2026 BBWAA Career Excellence Award winner, Paul Hoynes! ow.ly/yxjj50XGh5B

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1️⃣7️⃣ AJ Ellis here for Clayton Kershaw’s final career regular season start. Wouldn’t be the same without him here. #KershawDay #Dodgers

We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former Major League player and manager Davey Johnson. In 8 years with the Orioles from 1965-72, Johnson was a 3-time All-Star, won 3 Gold Glove Awards, and was part of four AL pennant winners and two World Series champions (1966 & 1970). He earned a 4th All-Star appearance with the Braves in 1973, the year he hit 43 home runs, which stood as the single-season record for a second baseman until 2021. After two seasons with Japan’s Yomiuri Giants, Johnson finished his playing career in 1978 with the Phillies and Cubs. Johnson managed the Mets from 1984-90 and led them to 5 consecutive 90-win seasons. The highlight of his Mets tenure was 1986, when the Mets won 108 games in the regular season and a World Series championship. The 7-game victory vs. the Red Sox is one of the most classic World Series in MLB history. Johnson would go on to manage the Reds (1993-95), Orioles (1996-97), Dodgers (1999-2000) and Nationals (2011-2013). He won four division titles, twice winning Manager of the Year honors - once in the AL with the Orioles (1997) and again in the NL with the Nationals (2012). His career managerial record was 1,372-1,071 - a .562 winning percentage. Johnson was 82 years old.

The Dodger family lost an institution yesterday. James Mims was a stadium staple for nearly 50 years. For many of those, he was the 1st face greeting you into the Vin Scully press box. Just a beloved man. Rest easy, James. Left a donut for you on your chair, for old times’ sake💙

Mr. Mims was the ultimate gentleman. Loved seeing him for many years on a nightly basis and then whenever I came back to Dodger Stadium. A full life and his absence leaves a hole in many a heart. 🙏🏼

Four years ago today, I started @BaseballHall. Today, we had a visit from Mariano Duncan. These two things are related. I used to play in the backyard pretending to be Mariozzie Duncsmith. The other half of that combo is our Board Member. Eternally grateful for the journey 🙏🏼

Kyle Karros making his major league debut tonight. 👏👏

Turner and his family will now match all donations up to $23,000 to honor Ryne Sandberg!

Join author Mark Whicker for a signing and discussion of his new book, 'Up and In' TODAY at 4:00pm at the Huntington Beach Public Library in Huntington Beach, CA. buff.ly/v6xNtNr

We hold a @BaseballHall Board Meeting every Friday of Hall of Fame weekend and two of my favorite all-time colleagues were there. Kim Ng had to fly out early to get to the @theAUSLofficial Finals. Vice Chairman @JoeTorre is just an amazing guy.

My career started as an intern in 1995 under Peter O’Malley’s Dodgers and with Hideo Nomo taking MLB by storm. To have those two here, supporting a project we have worked on for years and leaving impressed by what they saw was deeply meaningful.

Dodger legend Ron Cey will be signing his autobiography, “Penguin Power,” before Saturday’s 6:30 p.m. game at Rancho Cucamonga’s LoanMart Field. After the game, it’s Fireworks Night, presented by Massage Envy.

What started 30 years ago with Nomomania reaches its apex this week with first Japanese player inducted @BaseballHall. So amazing to have Nomo and longtime donor and friend Peter O’Malley here to celebrate the opening of Yakyu | Baseball: The Transpacific Exchange of the Game.