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“The Dodgers Post” is the California Post’s Dodgers podcast hosted by California Post reporters Dylan Hernandez and Jack Harris. This baseball podcast will take you inside the clubhouse and on the field with breaking down all the latest news and highlights from the Dodgers. Dylan and Jack will provide opinions and insights on the Dodgers quest for a championship and break down every decision both on and off the field. Dodgers will air every Tuesday on the California Post YouTube channel and everywhere you can watch or listen to your podcasts.

  1. Breaking Down A Near-Historic Dodgers Performance

    1d ago

    Breaking Down A Near-Historic Dodgers Performance

    Dodgers beat writers Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez recap a dramatic 4-3 bounce-back win over the Tampa Bay Rays at Dodger Stadium on pure exhaustion after a narrative-dragging road trip through Chicago. The guys break down Yoshinobu Yamamoto's heartbreaking near-perfect game against the White Sox, Mookie Betts' devastating eighth-inning fielding error that ruined baseball history, and the latest medical timeline surrounding Shohei Ohtani's left knee inflammation. Finally, a classic post-game show completely derails into a chaotic mailbag segment on Tarik Skubal trade rumors, a petty dispute over Dylan's couch-sleeping habits, and a heated, unhinged argument over the show's official prediction scoreboard that features blatant cheating allegations. 00:00 Intro: Jinxing Yoshinobu Yamamoto 01:38 Bullpen Panic & Capitalizing on the Rays 03:54 The Mookie Betts Error: Ruining Yamamoto's Perfection 14:44 Shohei Ohtani Knee Inflammation & Starbucks Spill Stories 19:06 Mailbag: Going "Keep-Away" on a Tarik Skubal Trade 25:00 Travel Grips: Cabs vs. Ubers at LAX 25:40 Game Time: The Prediction Tally & Trivia Battle 34:04 Outro: Kyle Tucker, Yasiel Puig, and Sign-Off

    39 min
  2. Dodgers Survive Pittsburgh, But Face Shohei Ohtani Injury Scare

    5d ago

    Dodgers Survive Pittsburgh, But Face Shohei Ohtani Injury Scare

    Dodgers beat writers Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez recap a tense series win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on pure hotspot cellular data after a brutal, hours-long Amtrak delay deep in rural Ohio. The guys break down the high-alert injury scare surrounding Shohei Ohtani's sudden seventh-inning exit due to left knee inflammation, before shifting focus to the alarming inherited runner trends threatening an overworked bullpen. Dylan details the stunning mechanical adjustments behind Roki Sasaki's sudden June resurgence, while the pair trade barbs over Mookie Betts' elite defensive value offsetting an extended sub-.200 slump at the plate. Finally, a classic late-innings mailbag segment derails into an aggressive trivia dispute over a forgotten 2009 infielder and a total validation of the show's cutthroat prediction scoreboard. 00:00 Amtrak Nightmares & Mobile Hotspots 01:39 Ohtani Knee Inflammation: Reality Check 04:49 Sharing the $415M Payroll Burden 09:21 Bullpen Red Flags & The Edwin Diaz Factor 17:48 Roki Sasaki's Mind-Blowing June Turnaround 22:53 Why Shortstop Defense Keeps Mookie Betts Safe 30:07 Weekly Prop Bets: Ohtani & Sasaki Forecasts 32:56 The Old Dog Out: 2009 Dodgers Trivia 35:33 The Trade Vault: Kopech, Edman, & Prospect Gold

    46 min
  3. Slumping Stars, Roki’s 100-mph Heat, And Late-Night Pittsburgh Arrest Drama

    Jun 9

    Slumping Stars, Roki’s 100-mph Heat, And Late-Night Pittsburgh Arrest Drama

    The California Post's Dodgers beat writers Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez recap a highly dramatic series against the Angels on total exhaustion after an aggressive three-flight connection into Pittsburgh. On their Dodgers podcast, the guys dive deep into the $100 Million Panic Button, checking the analytics and testing the fan frustration behind Mookie Betts' offensive shifts and Kyle Tucker’s underwhelming swing metrics. Dylan breaks down why championship contract deferrals mean superstars are essentially playing for free, while Jack questions whether Tucker can ever regain his MVP-level caliber form. Finally, the show moves into an All-Star PR campaign strategy against Pete Crow-Armstrong, a legendary look back at a late-night police stop involving players in Pittsburgh, and a multiple-choice trivia challenge that leaves Jack completely stranded. 00:00 The Delta Hub Travel Grind 02:02 Roki Sasaki and Yoshinobu Yamamoto Explode 06:14 Dalton Rushing and Andy Pages Tech Up 07:20 The Mookie Betts and Kyle Tucker Slump Debate 13:12 Why Championships Erase $40M Contract Concerns 16:32 The Ted Williams Comparison Breakdown 20:48 Nomar Garciaparra's Wrist Adjustment Secrets 27:58 The Shohei Ohtani 140-Inning Cy Young Prop 30:48 Juicing All-Star Ballots: Pages vs. Crow-Armstrong 35:13 Scoreboard Arguments & The Skenes Prop 41:53 Beat History: Tinted Windows and Curbside Reporting 48:24 Trivia: The 2013 Brandon League Closers Era

    57 min
  4. Randy Wolf On His Rare Advice To A Young Clayton Kershaw

    Jun 8

    Randy Wolf On His Rare Advice To A Young Clayton Kershaw

    On this special edition of The Dodgers Post podcast, hosts Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez sit down with former Dodgers and Phillies left-hander Randy Wolf. A true Los Angeles native and the workhorse of the memorable 2009 NL West championship team, Wolf pulls back the curtain on a wildly chaotic era in franchise history. Wolf takes us inside the clubhouse during the exact moment Manny Ramirez was handed his 50-game suspension, explains how a broke front office couldn't even afford to offer him arbitration after a 200-inning season, and describes the "rough" old Dodger Stadium facilities players used to endure. Plus, Wolf shares some incredible, never-before-heard stories about dealing with a brutally honest, young Zack Greinke, and the exact piece of advice he gave a 21-year-old Clayton Kershaw when team legends tried to alter his legendary delivery. Finally, a 16-year MLB veteran gives his candid take on today's modern pitching injury crisis and why the human body is reaching its absolute limit. 0:00 - Introduction: Welcoming LA Native Randy Wolf 4:10 - Playing for Both the Phillies and the Dodgers 6:10 - From "Broke" to Behemoth: The Dodgers' Financial Evolution 8:37 - Navigating the Chaos of the 2009 Dodgers Season 10:39 - The Day Manny Ramirez Got Suspended 12:59 - Zack Greinke Stories: Bluntness, World of Warcraft & Napoleon Dynamite 15:17 - Advice to a Young Clayton Kershaw: "Don't Learn From Freaks" 17:59 - Life After Retirement & Returning to the Ballpark 19:17 - Is Dylan Hernandez Actually a "Teddy Bear"? 20:16 - The Modern Pitching Crisis: Velocity vs. Human Limits 21:54 - Could Randy Wolf Have Been Shohei Ohtani?

    26 min
  5. Ohtani Cy Young Race, Muncy Injury Update & Dodgers Bullpen Collapse

    Jun 5

    Ohtani Cy Young Race, Muncy Injury Update & Dodgers Bullpen Collapse

    Dodgers beat writers Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez recap a grueling, late-inning 3-2 bullpen collapse against the Arizona Diamondbacks on pure, unadulterated exhaustion. The guys confront Tanner Scott's high-leverage stability late in games before diving into an unexpected, dark examination of online fan toxicity — anchored by a classic Dylan story about a high school classmate who ended up in criminal court after firing off drunken death threats to a major college basketball coach. The crew reviews the terrifying baseline collision between Max Muncy and Miguel Vargas, analyzing the split-second physics of "de-weighting" that saved the Dodgers from a catastrophic double injury. Finally, the show ignites into a fierce war over Shohei Ohtani's historic 0.74 ERA, whether a protected six-man rotation fundamentally disqualifies him from National League Cy Young consideration, and a total on-screen meltdown over historic post-Kenley Jansen saves trivia. 00:00 - Bullpen Meltdown: Is the Road to October Already Bleeding? 09:01 - Cold Call Death Threats: Unmasking the Anonymous UCLA Bruin Troll 12:33 - The Muncy Crash: The Frightening Physics of De-Weighting 15:47 - Ohtani's Cy Young Mission: Historic 0.74 ERA vs. Voter Groupthink 37:24 - Fortunes & Phoenix: 115-degree Pizza Debates & Historic Closer Meltdowns

    1 hr
  6. Roki Sasaki's 100 mph Fastball Recovery

    Jun 2

    Roki Sasaki's 100 mph Fastball Recovery

    Dodgers beat writers Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez recap a massive series win over the Phillies, highlighted by Roki Sasaki finally rediscovering his 100-MPH heat. The guys break down Shohei Ohtani’s stabilizing May performance, Kyle Tucker’s underwhelming $60M baseline slump, and an incredible inside look at Don Mattingly’s interim manager stint, including a deep dive into the vault regarding the time "Donnie Baseball" tried to physically fight Yasiel Puig in the clubhouse. Finally on our Dodgers podcast, the show goes entirely off the rails as Dylan attempts to solicit cash from the audience (and Yoshinobu Yamamoto) for Japanese fortune-telling, before the weekly prediction scoreboard leaves one host deep in the negative numbers. CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Carl Crawford’s Son & Sweatpants Debates 1:45 - Roki Sasaki Hits 100 MPH Again 12:45 - The Don Mattingly & Yasiel Puig Clubhouse Brawl 16:05 - May Awards: Two-Way Ohtani & The Kyle Tucker Problem 26:30 - Dylan’s $10,000 Fortune Telling Con 30:50 - Official Prediction Scoreboard Tracking

    41 min
  7. Shohei Ohtani Flirts With No-Hitter, Drops F-Bomb

    May 28

    Shohei Ohtani Flirts With No-Hitter, Drops F-Bomb

    Dodgers beat writers Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez recap a sweep of the Colorado Rockies after Shohei Ohtani flirts with a no-hitter while visibly furious over his own command. The guys break down Ohtani's raw, expletive-laden frustration on the mound , Dave Roberts comparing his psycho competitive edge to Clayton Kershaw , and the back-to-back soft-tissue injuries to Kiké Hernandez and Teoscar Hernandez that suddenly jeopardize the Dodgers' outfield depth. Plus, the show goes completely off the rails over a controversial minor league bat dog that nearly wrecked top prospect Kendall George. 00:00 - The California Post Comments Section Fires Back 01:12 - Shohei Ohtani’s Angry Six No-hit Innings 05:56 - The Kershaw & Ohtani Lost in Translation Saga 12:21 - Outfield Crisis: Kiké and Teoscar Hernandez Down 17:12 - Hard-Nosed Reporting: The Tulsa Bat Dog Conspiracy 24:48 - Los Angeles History Trivia & Scoreboard Drama

    41 min
  8. The Walk-Away Blues: Taylor’s Wild Chaos, Mookie’s Deep Skid, And The Legend Of The Rally Banana

    May 26

    The Walk-Away Blues: Taylor’s Wild Chaos, Mookie’s Deep Skid, And The Legend Of The Rally Banana

    Dodgers beat writers Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez recap a 5-3 comeback win over the Colorado Rockies on pure exhaustion after a brutal flight out of Milwaukee. The guys break down Mookie Betts' baffling .165 slump , Kiké Hernandez's emotional, two-hit return from major offseason elbow surgery, and the bizarre multi-day transactional saga behind Chris Taylor's official retirement from baseball. Finally, a classic post-game show completely derails into a 10-minute argument over Yasiel Puig’s legacy and a heated, unhinged dispute over the show's official prediction scoreboard. 00:00 – 21 Hours Awake: The Milwaukee Travel Nightmare 04:06 – Grind At-Bats: Mookie Betts' Brutal .165 Slump 08:14 – Kiké Is Back: From the Banana Suit to Locker Room Leader 19:49 – Hard-Nosed Reporting: The Chris Taylor Retirement Carousel 24:09 – The Yasiel Puig Tangent: Did He Build the Culture? 32:07 – The Exxon Valdez Tally: Predictions & Monday Trivia 39:45 – Eric Lauer Debut & Rockies Sweep Preview

    44 min
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“The Dodgers Post” is the California Post’s Dodgers podcast hosted by California Post reporters Dylan Hernandez and Jack Harris. This baseball podcast will take you inside the clubhouse and on the field with breaking down all the latest news and highlights from the Dodgers. Dylan and Jack will provide opinions and insights on the Dodgers quest for a championship and break down every decision both on and off the field. Dodgers will air every Tuesday on the California Post YouTube channel and everywhere you can watch or listen to your podcasts.

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