The Los Angeles Dodgers' starting rotation is dealing with some key injuries. While players are expected to return, they ...

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Rōki Sasaki and New York Mets All-Star Kodai Senga finally met again on the mound. The meetup came ahead of the much-anticipated National League Championship Series ...

This side-by-side of Sasaki's 94 MPH heater on Friday and his 102 MPH heater in NPB is jarring. A side-by-side comparison of Roki Sasaki’s mechanics on a 102 mph fastball vs. a 94 mph fastball.

When Sasaki said he wanted Japanese-style toilets, Kasten didn't hesitate to make the change. “Done. You got it,” Kasten said he told Sasaki at the meeting.

The Los Angeles Dodgers ended up winning the sweepstakes for Rōki Sasaki in the offseason. However, they met a special request he had to do so. Sasaki, 23, was the most sought-after international ...

Next up was 23-year-old Japanese sensation Rōki Sasaki. He was supposed to throw just two innings, but wound up going three, throwing 30 pitches four Chicago White Sox minor-league players. He ...

Jan 22, 2025; Los Angeles, CA, USA; Andrew Friedman, President of baseball operations assists Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Roki Sasaki (11) with his jersey during a press conference at Dodger Stadium.

And the Toronto Blue Jays, who were the third finalist for Sasaki’s services and even made a wild trade to assume outfielder Myles Straw’s $15.5 million contract from Cleveland just to gain an ...

Roki Sasaki has looked as advertised during spring training—and at times it looks like he's toying with opposing hitters. On Tuesday during a four-inning outing against the Cleveland Guardians ...

Next up was 23-year-old Japanese sensation Rōki Sasaki. He was supposed to throw just two innings, but wound up going three, throwing 30 pitches four Chicago White Sox minor-league players.

He’s not the only one: When Shohei Ohtani signed his $700 million contract, his only opt-out clause was tied to whether Friedman or Walter, the owner, were no longer in their respective positions.

Last winter, Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman described the chase for Shohei Ohtani — and the wild 24 hours before Ohtani's announcement, which included erroneous reports ...