Last year, the Giants finished fourth in the NL West, way out of contention. This season, they are only a game behind L.A. and relevant again in the fight for the top spot

Dodgers rivalry isn’t compelling enough any old time, this weekend the teams play each other for the first time this season — in mid-June, no less — and they’re neck-and-neck atop the NL West. Add in the fact that Los Angeles is the center of national news the past week after ICE raids,

San Francisco starter Landen Roupp struggled early in the Giants' blowout loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday night at Dodger Stadium.

The Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants enter the weekend's series within one game of each other atop the loaded NL West.

Clayton Kershaw proves he's still capable of delivering shutout innings and Shohei Ohtani hits two home runs in the Dodgers' 11-5 win over the Giants.

Smith told the Chronicle that there have been ICE raids in his girlfriend’s neighborhood in Whittier and added: “These are hard-working individuals in the community who didn’t cause any problems. I’ve been there for years, and they make things go.”

The Dodgers and Padres are among MLB's top World Series contenders, and it feels like the postseason each time the rivals meet.

For nine innings, fans at Dodger Stadium got to see players for the Giants and Dodgers wearing Pride-themed hats. The post It was cool that the Dodgers and Giants wore rainbow-colored Pride hats on Pride Night appeared first on Outsports.