Locked On Dodgers – Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Dodgers

Shohei Ohtani shatters expectations with a one-hit, six-inning gem at Dodger Stadium—does this signal a Cy Young-worthy campaign for the Los Angeles Dodgers’ superstar?

Heavy rain, tricky conditions, and a relentless Guardians lineup couldn’t faze Ohtani, leaving fans and analysts alike wondering just how high his ceiling goes as he pursues MLB history.

Harry Ruiz and Travis RoDgers break down Ohtani’s dominant debut and highlight key pitching trends, Max Muncy’s first home run, and the Dodgers’ offensive ups and downs. Get exclusive insights on Dodgers prospect James Tibbs III’s scorching Triple-A start...

Los Angeles Dodgers dominate the Cleveland Guardians as Shohei Ohtani strikes out six in his dazzling first outing of the season. Is Ohtani’s two-way brilliance the secret weapon LA needs for a championship run?

Host Pete Fox recaps the Dodgers’ 4-1 victory, spotlighting Max Muncy's milestone home run and standout performances from Teoscar Hernandez and Andy Pages. The episode explores the bullpen’s stability led by Edwin Diaz, weather challenges at Dodger Stadium, early-game scoring concerns, and how the new roster pieces are shaping the Dodgers’ momentum in the NL West. Can the Dodgers sustain t...

The Los Angeles Dodgers are ready to make MLB history with a trio of Japanese aces in the starting rotation, but questions loom after their first loss of the 2026 season.

Roki Sasaki impresses in his first start of the year, showing control and composure despite the defeat, while Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto prepare to take the mound in a groundbreaking series. Are the Dodgers witnessing the future of international talent in baseball, or will offensive struggles catch up with them?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers break down Roki Sasaki’s encouraging start, the offensive sl...

Los Angeles Dodgers fans have reason to celebrate: new stars Kyle Tucker and Edwin Diaz are making an instant impact, showing off clutch gene and stabilizing a bullpen that once plagued the team.

Tucker flashes elite defense in right field and delivers game-changing hits, while Diaz brings ninth-inning dominance and long-missed clarity to the closer role. Can this revamped roster finally deliver postseason glory?

Hosts Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers spotlight the Dodgers’ improved bullpen depth with standout performances from Jack Dreyer, Will Klein, Tanner Scott, and others shutting down the competition. The duo break do...

Los Angeles Dodgers complete a dramatic sweep over the Arizona Diamondbacks, powered by Will Smith’s clutch, game-winning home run on his birthday. Can the Dodgers’ relentless late-game heroics fuel a dominant start to the season?

Pete Fox highlights key moments, including Freddie Freeman snapping his cold streak with a three-hit performance and Tyler Glasnow’s impressive outing on the mound. The show spotlights Mookie Betts’ patient, two-out walk that set the stage for Smith’s blast, ongoing ABS challenge drama, and Shohei Ohtani’s early season struggles. Analysis covers standout bullpen work from Alex Vesia and Diaz locking...

Los Angeles Dodgers rally past Arizona Diamondbacks as Alex Freeland and Kyle Tucker ignite a late comeback. Are early signs of resilience foreshadowing a dominant season?

Pete Fox recaps the Dodgers’ 5-4 win, spotlighting Freeland’s first home run and crucial eighth-inning double. Shohei Ohtani’s situational hitting sets the stage for Kyle Tucker’s game-winning RBI, while Mookie Betts launches his first homer. Discussion centers on Emmet Sheehan’s shaky outing, bullpen standouts like Jack Dreyer and Edwin Diaz, and potential concerns for Freddie Freeman’s slow start. Key topics include the Dodgers’ offensive inconsistency, bullpen depth, and the...

The Los Angeles Dodgers obliterate the Arizona Diamondbacks as Andy Pages and Will Smith ignite an Opening Day comeback, showcasing why this lineup is baseball’s biggest nightmare.

Can anyone withstand the offensive onslaught of Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, Kyle Tucker, Freddie Freeman and Max Muncy bring to the table, especially when even the bottom of the order erupts? Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers spotlight Pages’ game-shifting home run, Yamamoto’s elite start, and the Dodgers bullpen’s lights-out performance, questioning if this is the deepest Dodgers roster in years.

Key storylines include Yoshinobu Yamamoto joining...

Los Angeles Dodgers launch their 2026 campaign in style with an 8-2 win, fueled by Andy Pages' pivotal three-run homer and strong outings from stars like Shohei Ohtani, Kyle Tucker, and Will Smith. Can this reloaded roster, fresh off back-to-back World Series victories, maintain their dominance and silence the doubters yet again?

Pete Fox breaks down Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s impressive season opener, highlights the relentless Dodgers offense, and examines how key offseason moves are paying immediate dividends. Discussion centers on Tucker’s seamless fit, bullpen upgrades, and how late-inning surges echo last year’s championship formula. Will th...

The Los Angeles Dodgers face Opening Day pressure as the team's stacked lineup takes center stage.

Will this loaded team — featuring Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, and newcomer Kyle Tucker—meet sky-high expectations and deliver a statement win against the Arizona Diamondbacks? Anything less than World Series dominance is now seen as failure, raising the stakes for every superstar.

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers break down Dodgers over-under bets, including home runs for Ohtani and Tucker, Freeman & Betts’ combined power, and the pitching outlook for Yamamoto, Glasnow, and Ohtani. The show spotlights unforgettable Opening Day mo...

Los Angeles Dodgers fans are buzzing as Shohei Ohtani dazzles on the mound with 11 strikeouts in four innings—could Opening Day mark the start of a historic two-way season?

Award sweep speculation heats up, with Ohtani poised to chase both National League MVP and Cy Young honors while Yoshinobu Yamamoto headlines a stacked Dodgers rotation. Will Ohtani’s pitching stamina hold through October, and can he redefine what’s possible for superstar athletes?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers weigh the Dodgers’ elite pitching depth, clutch offensive leadership from Mookie Betts, and the comeback potential of Tanner S...

Dodgers fans are sounding the alarm as Roki Sasaki’s shocking loss of control raises major questions about his spot in the rotation.

With six walks, two hit batters, and mounting nerves, can Sasaki recover, or will he force Los Angeles to pivot early in the season?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers break down Sasaki’s struggles, the impact on Dave Roberts’ pitching plans, and the high stakes for a team gunning for another World Series run.

Hall of Famer Pedro Martinez shares rare insight on pitching inside, his admiration for Orel Hershiser, and re...

Los Angeles Dodgers stack their roster with stars like Shohei Ohtani, Kyle Tucker, and Edwin Diaz—can any NL West contender break their division reign? Paul Holden, Daynen Biggs, Allen Stiles, Javier Reyes, and Harry Ruiz examine the Dodgers’ spending spree, elite bullpen additions, and their rivals’ chances to disrupt the hierarchy.

Key debates feature the San Francisco Giants’ incremental upgrades, Logan Webb’s Cy Young potential, and the Arizona Diamondbacks’ youth movement fueled by Corbin Carroll and Jordan Lawlar. The crew covers San Diego Padres’ unpredictable offseason, Michael King’s breakout buzz, and the Colorado Rockies’ front office overh...

Dodgers fans erupt as Hyeseong Kim, fresh off a red-hot spring training where he hit over .400, is shockingly sent down to Triple-A.

Is prioritizing development over results the right call for Los Angeles?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers break down the Dodgers’ surprising roster move, weighing Alex Freeland’s on-base potential against Kim’s eye-popping numbers and elite speed. Listener voicemails reveal the intense frustration and debate boiling among the Dodger faithful.

Key topics include Dave Roberts’ rationale for the decision, roster implications for Santiago Espinal and Miguel Rojas, and what it means for Open...

Shohei Ohtani showcases a new level of dominance for the Los Angeles Dodgers, igniting debate on whether limiting his two-way workload could unlock even greater results on the mound.

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers examine if Ohtani should focus solely on pitching during his starts, discuss the flexibility added by Kyle Tucker, and question how the Dodgers can maximize their superstar’s talents without sacrificing offensive firepower.

Roster battles heat up as Opening Day approaches, with Santiago Espinal emerging as a surprise addition and roles still up for grabs among Hyeseong Kim, Alex Freeland, and Ni...

Shohei Ohtani’s electrifying Cactus League pitching debut just sent a message to all of baseball … and it was loud.

Touching 99.9 mph in his spring debut, striking out hitters, and looking way ahead of schedule—this wasn’t just a solid outing. This looked like a fully dangerous version of Ohtani on the mound.

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers break down Ohtani’s near triple-digit velocity, his impact on rotation structure, and the power shift happening across Major League Baseball.

The Dodgers are making a serious run at the Yankees—not on the field, but i...

Shohei Ohtani is transforming the Los Angeles Dodgers into a global powerhouse, smashing baseball and endorsement records alike.

Will Ohtani’s worldwide influence—and unprecedented $125 million off the field—reshape the future of MLB’s superstar economics?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers tackle the ripple effects of Ohtani’s fame, the Dodgers’ strategic spending, and how winning big ignites international fanbases.

The show also examines Team USA’s shocking World Baseball Classic loss to Venezuela despite a star-studded roster featuring Aaron Judge, Bryce Harper, and Will Smith. Why did the offense falter, and does the WBC’s...

Yoshinobu Yamamoto cements his status as the Los Angeles Dodgers’ ace, earning the coveted Opening Day start after his postseason heroics.

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers spotlight Yamamoto’s dominance, from consecutive World Series gems to his reliability in a Dodgers rotation featuring Tyler Glasnow, Blake Snell, and Shohei Ohtani. The duo explores why Yamamoto stands out in a lineup stacked with talent—and whether he could be on track for a Cy Young run.

Shohei Ohtani’s unexpected return from the World Baseball Classic shakes up pitching plans, with Dave Roberts hinting at an accelera...

Japan’s shocking World Baseball Classic exit sends Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto racing back to Dodgers camp, flipping the script for Los Angeles just 10 days before Opening Day.

Will this early return fuel a championship run with renewed motivation? Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers break down the tournament’s biggest upsets, highlight Team Japan’s rare stumble, and dissect what Ohtani and Yamamoto’s stellar tournament form means for the Dodgers’ title hopes.

Controversy erupts as Team USA survives a wild, contentious WBC semifinal, with Dodgers catcher Will Smith at the heart of a debated st...

Shohei Ohtani’s electrifying pitching sessions with Team Japan have the baseball world buzzing—is a Cy Young campaign on the horizon for the Los Angeles Dodgers superstar?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers break down Ohtani’s jaw-dropping simulated outing, analyze Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s WBC impact, and discuss the Dodgers’ strategic coordination with Team Japan as they ramp up for Opening Day. The hosts explore whether Ohtani’s new level on the mound makes the Dodgers even more formidable in the National League.

Clayton Kershaw’s legendary career could have its final moment with Team USA in the Wor...

Team USA survive WBC elimination—thanks to Italy’s Vinnie Pasquantino slugging three homers, something even Shohei Ohtani hasn’t accomplished in this tournament.

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers break down the wild WBC save, Aaron Nola’s clutch pitching, and how international rosters packed with MLB players deliver unforgettable drama.

Key topics include Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s upcoming WBC quarterfinal start for undefeated Japan, Dodgers pitcher workloads, and new MLB replay revelations from the Dodgers’ dramatic World Series Game 7 victory over the Blue Jays. Will Yamamoto’s pitch count strategy affect the Dodgers’ season? Don’t miss this fast-p...

Team USA’s World Baseball Classic dreams spiral as Italy delivers a jaw-dropping upset, leaving a star-studded American squad scrambling to escape pool play.

Can this super team recover from Mark DeRosa’s costly managerial misstep, or are fans witnessing one of baseball’s biggest tournament collapses?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers break down the tournament chaos, the Dodgers’ dominance in the Locked On MLB Top 100, and snubs like Edwin Diaz, Tyler Glasnow, and Max Muncy that have fans buzzing. The conversation heats up around Roki Sasaki’s electric outing and what it means for the Dodger...

The Los Angeles Dodgers dominate the Locked On MLB Top 100 with seven players showcased—including Shohei Ohtani decisively ranked at No. 1.

Is this emerging superteam poised to run away with another World Series title?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rogers evaluate not only Ohtani’s unique impact but also Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s top-10 finish, Kyle Tucker’s ranking before his debut, and the ever-reliable contributions of Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, Will Smith, and Blake Snell.

The hosts also break down Hyeseong Kim’s injury scare at the World Baseball Classic and what it could mean for t...

Los Angeles Dodgers fan favorite Kiké Hernández sparks debate by claiming the World Baseball Classic feels bigger than the World Series—do global stakes now outweigh MLB glory?

Harry Ruiz & Travis Rodgers break down player perspectives on representing country versus club, with insights into the national pride driving stars like Shohei Ohtani, Will Smith, and Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the international stage.

Spotlighting key Dodgers performances, they dissect Andy Pages' hot spring training start and redemption mindset after a cold postseason, evaluating his role amid an all-star cast. The show explores how international tournament pressures comp...

Shohei Ohtani dominates the World Baseball Classic with a jaw-dropping grand slam and 5-RBI inning.

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers break down Ohtani’s impact not only as the face of the Los Angeles Dodgers, but also as a game-changer for Team Japan, examining how his superstar presence alters pitcher-batter strategy and electrifies fans worldwide.

The conversation shifts to Spring Training, where Santiago Espinal’s unexpected power surge is forcing the Dodgers’ hand on roster decisions. Insights include Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s pitching performance for Japan and the excitement around MLB’s Spring Breakout showcasing Dodgers prospects...

The Dodgers’ pitching depth faces a true test as Opening Day approaches—will emerging arms like Emmet Sheehan and Justin Wrobleski step up amid uncertainties around Blake Snell and Gavin Stone?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers break down Los Angeles Dodgers’ evolving rotation, spotlighting Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s potential Opening Day nod, Tyler Glasnow’s reliability, and Shohei Ohtani’s unconventional workload. The conversation explores bullpen strategies, the impact of early-season off days, and which fringe arms might seize the spotlight.

Legendary Dodger Clayton Kershaw stirs emotions with his Team USA debut at the World Baseball Classic—how...

Los Angeles Dodgers stack up against Team USA’s all-star roster—could Dodger blue actually outshine America’s best?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers debate the hypothetical matchup, breaking down the star power of Shohei Ohtani, Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and Kyle Tucker. The duo compares MVP counts, All-Star selections, and pitching rotations, questioning whether chemistry and depth give the Dodgers an edge in a seven-game series.

Insights address Roki Sasaki’s rollercoaster spring performance—can he find consistency and earn a rotation spot amid the club’s loaded pitching staff? Updates on Blake Snell and Gavin St...

The Los Angeles Dodgers hit turbulence as they struggle with MLB’s new Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) challenge system, winning only 3 of their first 14 challenges, far below league average.

Are the defending champs at risk of this weakness haunting them during critical games? Harry Ruiz and Travis Rogers untangle the strategy — who should control the challenge button?

Gavin Stone’s promising comeback halts after shoulder discomfort, putting his Opening Day rotation chances in jeopardy and testing the Dodgers’ pitching depth alongside Blake Snell’s delayed start. Meanwhile, prospects Dalton Rushing and James Tibbs III make spring training n...

The Los Angeles Dodgers hit turbulence as they struggle with MLB’s new Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) challenge system, winning only 3 of their first 14 challenges, far below league average.

Are the defending champs at risk of this weakness haunting them during critical games? Harry Ruiz and Travis Rogers untangle the strategy — who should control the challenge button?

Gavin Stone’s promising comeback halts after shoulder discomfort, putting his Opening Day rotation chances in jeopardy and testing the Dodgers’ pitching depth alongside Blake Snell’s delayed start. Meanwhile, prospects Dalton Rushing and James Tibbs III make spring training n...

Shohei Ohtani transforms batting practice in Japan into a headline-grabbing spectacle—reminding fans, teammates, and the entire baseball world why he’s the sport’s most electrifying talent.

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rogers break down Ohtani putting on a show ahead of the World Baseball Classic, the Dodgers’ latest spring training results, the honest reality behind Blake Snell’s delayed start, and how manager Dave Roberts’ transparency calms concern.

Discussion spotlights Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s impressive progress, Mookie Betts’ spring debut and speed, and the team’s loaded rotation options. All that and more on today’s episode of Locked...

The Los Angeles Dodgers keep their spring training undefeated streak alive—without Mookie Betts in the lineup. Is patience the smartest play for Dave Roberts as Betts ramps up for Opening Day?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers examine Betts’ preseason absence, what it means for the Dodgers’ roster strategy, and whether last season’s offensive lull signals a new trend or just a blip for the superstar shortstop.

The hosts spotlight Hyeseong Kim’s electric performance before his departure for the World Baseball Classic, evaluate the chaos at second base, and debate how the Dodgers’ legendary ro...

Pete Crow-Armstrong fans the flames with fresh shots at Los Angeles Dodgers fans, igniting a fierce debate on loyalty, stadium culture, and villainy in MLB rivalries.

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers break down why the Chicago Cubs outfielder’s criticism strikes a nerve, leaning into fan passion, ballpark attendance history, and the fine line between heated rivalry and unfair generalization. Should Dodger fans embrace the villain role or push back against the narrative?

The spotlight turns to franchise great Eric Gagne, who shares exclusive insights on bullpen culture, adrenaline-fueled saves, and how he’d attack Shoh...

The Los Angeles Dodgers gear up for a powerhouse 2026 season – could this be their most dangerous lineup ever? Orel Hershiser shares bold insights about the Boys in Blue.

Travis Rodgers caught up with the "Bulldog" to talk about Shohei Ohtani’s future, Kyle Tucker’s impact, and the leadership void left by Clayton Kershaw. Will Mookie Betts bounce back offensively with a settled role at shortstop? The conversation spotlights Will Smith’s rising influence and the relentless grind of the Dodgers’ star-studded roster.

Harry Ruiz and Travis recap spring highlights: Alex Vesia’s emotional return, Freddie Free...

Pete Crow-Armstrong just lit a match. The Sherman Oaks native and Harvard-Westlake product took a public shot at Dodgers fans in a feature interview — questioning their passion and comparing them to Chicago’s fanbase.

A SoCal kid, raised minutes from Chavez Ravine, choosing to fire at the very fanbase that watched him grow up? Yeah… we’re breaking that ALL the way down. On this episode of Locked On Dodgers:

🔥 PCA’s comments and what they REALLY mean

🇺🇸 Tarik Skubal’s “one start” World Baseball Classic decision — smart strategy or careful business?

💎 A Southern California c...

The Los Angeles Dodgers electrify Cactus League play, scoring 20 runs in two games and sending a powerful message to MLB rivals.

Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, and Kyle Tucker make early statements, while Teoscar Hernandez delivers high-impact at-bats amid defensive adventures. Can the Dodgers’ explosive offense and deep roster set the tone for a championship season?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers dissect Freddie Freeman’s plans to play until 40—will three thousand hits and a Dodgers finish become reality, or will Father Time force tough decisions? The show contrasts Dodgers’ winning culture with the Los Angeles Angels’...

Los Angeles Dodgers ignite Cactus League play with Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto ready for immediate action—no rehab, no limits.

With Ohtani set to DH and Yamamoto to start, Dodgers fans can expect high-octane performances from the outset.

Manager Dave Roberts stirs debate by predicting a return to MVP form for Mookie Betts, raising questions: will Betts rebound offensively after a subpar 2025 season and a challenging transition to shortstop?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers dissect Ohtani’s prepared ramp-up ahead of the WBC, Yamamoto’s durability after a rigorous playoff run, and shifti...

The Los Angeles Dodgers set the bar high as Kyle Tucker and Edwin Diaz step up in the clubhouse, reinforcing a championship mindset.

Will the Dodgers’ new stars spark a three-peat run? The focus shifts from expectations to opportunity, with Dave Roberts urging the team to embrace elite standards and unity in pursuit of a historic postseason.

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers dissect Walker Buehler’s surprising minor league deal with the San Diego Padres and spotlight key prospects who could force their way onto the Opening Day roster. The analysis covers player treatment, roster dept...

Los Angeles Dodgers fans brace for greatness as Shohei Ohtani enters a fully healthy two-way season, sparking fear across MLB.

Could Ohtani’s unprecedented dominance and relentless preparation propel the Dodgers to a historic three-peat? Hosts Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers discuss Ohtani’s GOAT status, his impact on the rotation behind stars like Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Blake Snell, and why his injury-free offseason signals record-breaking possibilities.

Tommy Edman’s injury triggers ripple effects in the Dodgers’ lineup, as flexibility and depth become key for Opening Day. The show covers key competitions at second base, roster s...

Dodgers’ opponents Bryce Harper and Manny Machado shock critics by defending Los Angeles’ spending spree — are other MLB teams falling behind by choice?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers spotlight how superstar support for the Dodgers’ approach intensifies the coming MLB labor battles, with candid takes on payroll, player development, and why LA keeps landing marquee free agents—even over deep-pocketed contenders like the New York Mets.

Key topics include Edwin Diaz’s intriguing decision to join the Dodgers over the Mets, Steve Cohen’s public frustration, and the growing influence of team culture and championship pedigree in pl...

The Los Angeles Dodgers enter 2026 as overwhelming World Series favorites, but is their star-studded roster truly unbeatable?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers dissect the Dodgers' unprecedented offseason, featuring blockbuster additions like Kyle Tucker, and Edwin Diaz, and debate what could actually derail this powerhouse. From Ohtani’s superhero-like impact to the risks posed by Father Time for veterans like Freddie Freeman and Mookie Betts, the hosts weigh the real threats facing the team’s championship quest.

Dig deeper into Max Muncy's vital extension and the beloved return of Kike Hernandez, plus key bullpen questions: is Will...

Los Angeles Dodgers rearm their bullpen, landing Edwin Diaz as closer in a clear win-now statement. Is this revamped relief corps finally built to dominate October?

Harry Ruiz and Travis Rodgers break down whether the addition of Diaz, plus Tanner Scott, Blake Treinen, and a deep supporting cast can fix past late-inning woes and shorten games to five innings.

Key questions loom about defined bullpen roles, injury returns—like Brusdar Graterol — and which young arms could break through. The hosts also spotlight the surge of non-roster invitees at spring training, including top outfield prospects Zyhir Hope...