US EditionExcellent start foreshadows potentially historic, 4-team, NL West race
- Four teams in the National League West division began the season with strong records.
- High-Performing rosters contributed to the early success of these four teams.
- Los Angeles features three former MVPs, while other teams showcase standout players like Fernando Tatis Jr. And Logan Webb.
- The Padres held a 17-8 record, the Giants 17-9, and the Dodgers 16-9 before Friday games.
- This sets up a potentially fascinating competition among the four clubs throughout the summer.
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Historic 4-team race brewing in NL West
PHOENIX — The Los Angeles Dodgers seem like they have nearly unlimited amounts of money, three former MVPs in their starting lineup with Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman, and a pitching staff that never runs out of overpowering arms. So far, that’s good for third place in their five-team division. Welcome to the National League West, which is far from a one-team show four weeks into the season. Going into Friday night’s games, the…
Hartford Courant
Excellent start for baseball’s NL West foreshadows a potentially historic 4-team summer race
By DAVID BRANDT PHOENIX (AP) — The Los Angeles Dodgers seem like they have nearly unlimited amounts of money, three former MVPs in their starting lineup with Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman, and a pitching staff that never runs out of overpowering arms. So far, that’s good for third place in their five-team division. Welcome to the National League West, which is far from a one-team show four weeks into the season. Going into Frid…
Excellent start foreshadows potentially historic, 4-team, NL West race
PHOENIX — The Los Angeles Dodgers seem like they have nearly unlimited amounts of money, three former MVPs in their starting lineup with Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman, and a pitching staff that never runs out of overpowering…
Excellent start for baseball's NL West foreshadows a potentially historic 4-team summer race
PHOENIX (AP) — The Los Angeles Dodgers seem like they have nearly unlimited amounts of money, three former MVPs in their starting lineup with Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman, and a pitching staff that never runs out of…
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