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

Dodgers reporters Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez are joined by their boss, California Post Sports Editor Ryan Kostecka, who is unfortunately a Padres fan and here to gloat after their 1-0 win to open the series.

Los Angeles and San Diego have a lot in common besides each having 29 wins, and that includes aging, struggling superstars.

For the Dodgers, however, there is hope with Shohei Ohtani starting to come out of his slump. 

And Jack makes a strong case that the Padres’ success has been good for the Dodgers. 

Kostecka offers a Padres fan’s perspective on the Dodgers and painfully recalls the two times they most crushed his heart. 

On their latest Dodgers podcast, the guys get into their weekly analysis of Roki Sasaki, and what they saw from Shohei in San Diego.

And finally, it’s trivia time and both were able to stump each other.

California Post’s Dodgers reporters Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez are at Dodgers Stadium and hitting the panic button after the team’s 9-3 loss to the Giants.

Going back to April 21, the Dodgers are 25th in batting, hitting 11% below league average, raising concerns that this sort of slump could also happen in the post-season. 

In their Dodgers podcast, Dylan and Jack call out the struggles of Shohei Ohtani, who has 4 hits in his last 38 at-bats. The guys watched the superstar hit a ball out of the stadium in batting practice, then go 0-5 against San Francisco.

The guys, of course, talk Roki Sasaki again, but are not quite ready to nickname him the Roki-coaster. 

Jack and Dylan then check receipts on their predictions from the week prior, and they are struggling just as much as the Dodgers.

Dylan nails his Does Dylan Know The Dodgers question, but Jack is not as lucky with Dylan’s greatest reporting hits.

California Post’s Dodgers reporters Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez check in mid-week after the team’s 2-1 series win over the Astros.

The big news coming out of the third game was Tyler Glasnow leaving early with back pain, and the guys discuss what that could mean going forward.

On their Dodgers podcast, Jack and Dylan then check the receipts on the predictions they made before the season, starting with Shohei Ohtani’s season stats.  “He can still get there,” Dylan says about his prediction that the superstar reaches 52 home runs.

Finally, the guys shout out their listeners for the great guesses from Dylan’s wild reporter story from the previous episode!

California Post’s Dodgers reporters Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez take the mics after Los Angeles’ 8-3 win over Houston to open the series.

The Dodgers’ 8 runs is their best offensive performance in a few weeks, however one player is still slumping at the plate.

Despite taking 55 swings at batting practice before the game, Shohei Ohtani went hit-less and the superstar is now 0-17 with no hits in the previous five games, his worst stretch in his time with the Dodgers.

The National League Pitcher of the Month for April will take the mound in Game 2 against the Astros, but will not be hitting, going back on earlier plans.

This has the hosts of our Dodgers podcast begging the question: Would the team be better off with Shohei only pitching? 

The guys also discuss whether Roki Sasaki should be sent to the minor leagues, and why Justin Wrobleski is pitching too well to return to the bullpen.

Jack puts on his reporter’s hat to reveal the origin of Dalton Rushing’s dropkick celebration, before the return of favorite segments: Does Dylan Know the Dodgers, and Why We Hate Your City.

Orel Hershiser gets a reference, and Bill Kaplan earns an RIP shoutout.

The California Post’s Dodgers reporters Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez are at Dodgers Stadium after their second straight loss to the Marlins, and scoring only 3 runs in those games.

Is it time to panic? The Dodgers are still second in baseball in batting average and home runs, but their slumps are starting to feel reminiscent of a season ago, but with their stars more healthy.

In this Dodgers podcast, the guys give out their monthly awards for April, including a nod to Shohei Ohtani.

Jack and Dylan also talk Dalton Rushing and Kyle Tucker, share an incredible story about Yoshinobu Yamamoto, and give a bold predictions for one of the podcast’s favorite subjects, Roki Sasaki.

California Post’s Dylan Hernandez and Jack Harris are at Dodgers Stadium just minutes after the team’s come-from-behind 9th-inning win over the Marlins.

New acquisition Kyle’s Tucker finally has a signature moment, with a 2-run walk-off, proving he’s not afraid of the spotlight and capping an impressive inning of offense for the Boys in Blue.

On their Dodgers podcast, Jack and Dylan also dig into Shohei Ohtani’s worst week of baseball, and preview another game of the superstar pitching, but not batting.

The guys also talk the upcoming Tyler Glasnow/Sandy Alcantara match, and of course offer up their weekly Roki rant.

Then it’s prediction time, reviewing last week’s scores and jumping into another round head-first! 

The Dodgers’ star off-season acquisition on the mound, Edwin Diaz, is on the injured list with loose bodies in his elbow, an ailment that coach Dave Roberts actually faced when he was a player. 

California Post’s Dodgers reporters Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez talk about that means for the season, and the opportunities for Alex Vessia and Blake Treinen.

The team’s first significant injury of 2026 is likely to lead to bullpen problems reminiscent of the worst parts of the 2025 season.

Jack and Dylan are always coming with a new Roki Sasaki take, and also talk about whether Shohei Ohtani should be batting in the same games he pitches.

The boys introduce a friendly new segment called “Why we hate your city” and return to some Dodgers trivia, and only one of them answers correctly! 

And finally, Jack and Dylan give their predictions on the Giants series.

The podcast hits a dozen, which is coincidentally the same number of wins the Dodgers have after 16 games, including their latest 4-0 rout of the Mets.

As California Post Dodgers reporters Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez tell it, this game was all about Justin Wrobleski, who nearly pitched a complete game, bit finished with a career-high eight scoreless innings.

It was the best pitching performance for the Boys in Blue so far in 2026, and gives fans just another reason to feel hopeful on Dylan’s prediction of 120 wins.

The Dodgers/Mets is baseball’s first billion dollar series, but shows a tale of two franchises.

Still, the guys have a few concerns: Roki, of course; Kyle Tucker’s slump and Edwin Diaz’s struggles on the mound.

And introducing a new Dodgers Post game: Does Dylan Know The Dodgers?

On Episode 11, California Post Dodgers reporters Jack Harris and Dylan Hernandez are in Toronto after Los Angeles’ impressive 14-2 win over the Blue Jays.

The team is 8-2 and on pace for 130 wins, although Dylan is not quite adjusting his prediction of 120 yet.

Outside of Mookie’s injury, there’s a lot to be excited about, including

Andy Pages playing his best baseball.

The guys once again talk Roki Sasaki, and Dylan recalls his days in Japanese baseball with an elite fastball.

Then finally, the boys reminisce about being back where they won the World Series last fall … although this series is not looking to be nearly as exciting.