For far too long, the Dodgers have been the symbol of extravagant sports spending. The post Shocking Payroll Metric Reveals Not Dodgers but THIS Team Spends More Frivolously on Players appeared first ...

While that theory has largely been debunked, the numbers don't lie: The Dodgers do not have the highest payroll in the National League, let alone Major League Baseball. MLB insider Bob Nightengale ...

The central takeaway from the shower of Monopoly money is the Dodgers’ extensive use of deferred salaries that substantially ...

When it comes to baseball's superteams, few franchises stand out like the Los Angeles Dodgers. Bryce Harper, star outfielder for the Philadelphia Phillies, recently weighed in on the topic, dismissing ...

In fact, the Dodgers are second in MLB payroll, at $323 million (in large part because Ohtani's contract defers most of the money until later years), and the Phillies are fourth at $284 million.

The Dodgers are the most expensive team in baseball in all facets, making it tough for families to attend games. One of the ...

The Dodgers are trying not to squander a roster that boasts a nearly $400 million payroll, the highest in ... referring back to the “be the hunter” message he has emphasized in recent weeks.

Diamondbacks pitcher Zac Gallen was at home one evening in December when the text message arrived ... Diamondbacks owner Ken Kendrick bemoaned the Dodgers’ ad nauseum spending, saying the payroll ...

But the central takeaway from the shower of Monopoly money is the Dodgers’ extensive use of deferred salaries that substantially ... will be a point of discussion. Manfred said as much during ...

Why Phillies star Bryce Harper said "only losers complain" about the Dodgers. Then he had a Shohei Ohtani message.