The Dodgers continue to load up, as they announced their five-year contract with left-hander Blake Snell Saturday afternoon. The deal,

The Dodgers agreed to a contract with Blake Snell, something that is further proof of MLB's big problem, but it is not the Dodgers' fault.

It’s just not fair” was a phrase that was probably said a lot Tuesday night after Blake Snell agreed to a massive five-year, $182 million deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Coming off a dominant World Series win,

The Dodgers may lose Walker Buehler and Jack Flaherty in MLB free agency after agreeing to a contract with Blake Snell.

Blake Snell waited until March to sign a short-term deal with the Giants last offseason. He didn't want a repeat of that experience.

Indeed, the Dodgers have become such a desirable location that players are structuring contracts to ensure the team remains one. Shohei Ohtani famously took a salary of $2 million annually while deferring the rest of the biggest contract in the history of North American sports.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are ensuring that an essential piece of their 2024 World Series-winning roster stays in place for years to come. The Dodgers and Tommy Edman have agreed to a five-year, $74 million contract extension,