The Los Angeles Dodgers are visiting the White House next week. Owner Stan Kasten wants it to be a special trip for everyone ...

The Dodgers are embarking on the path of least resistance, and that’s not what leaders do. Leaders do what is right and deal ...

During the offseason, construction crews gutted the bowels of Dodger Stadium, digging deep trenches down the left and right field foul lines to build new, expanded clubhouse areas.

“We keep hearing people call us the 'Evil Empire,'" Dodgers CEO Stan Kasten tells USA TODAY Sports. “If we win the next five years in a row, go ahead and you can call us that. But we are a ...

Despite the politically charged attempts to diminish the legacy of a franchise icon by the current administration, team president and CEO Stan Kasten does not believe the Dodgers’ decision to ...

According to Dylan Hernández of the L.A. Times, team president and CEO Stan Kasten said Dodgers players were in agreement with deciding to visit the White House: “This was something we ...

Earlier this month, Dodgers president Stan Kasten confirmed the stadium would be ready for the Freeway Series against the Los Angeles Angels, which begins Sunday. “We’re there,” Kasten told ...