We briefly recap the latest kerfuffle surrounding MLB with foreign substances on baseballs, including Trevor Bauer’s comments. And we also compare the first 60 games of 2021 to the 60-game 2020 season, recap the last week, and answer mailbag questions that mostly have to do with the trade deadline.

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A look back at Max Muncy’s incredible May, and how he’s become a heightened version of his 2018-19 self, a strike zone-owning power hitter who has kept the Dodgers offense afloat amid several injuries. Also, some of those injured players have returned or are close to returning.

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The Dodgers won eight straight games for the second time in 2021, and have moved near the top of the National League West, fueled by a starting rotation that is the backbone of the team and an offense that is coming back around after a three-week slump.

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The losses kept coming for the Dodgers, but not on the field. Corey Seager broke his hand, AJ Pollock got hurt, and Edwin Ríos is out for the year after shoulder surgery. With the Dodgers needing all the position-player help they can get, it made more sense that they signed a 41-year-old Albert Pujols, and traded for Yoshi Tsutsugo, both hitting under .200.

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A wild week for the Dodgers, pushing their losing skid to 3 weeks before potentially turning the tide with a stunning three-run home run by Gavin Lux to complete a comeback win over the Mariners.

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One of the bright spots of the 2021 season was 23-year-old pitcher Dustin May blossoming into an effective starter with a high strikeout rate, but now his season, and possibly next two seasons are done with Tommy John surgery pending. We look at what this means for the Dodgers.

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A slumping offense, several injuries, and a shaky bullpen sent the Dodgers to seven losses in their last nine games. We dig into the reasons why.

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The first incarnation of Dodgers-Padres was even better than advertised, providing some heightened April intensity. We also had Jackie Robinson Day and a huge week for David Price, plus several injury updates.

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The Dodgers played in front of fans at Dodger Stadium for the first time in 18 months, and got their rings to boot. Also the starting pitching keeps humming along, and the offense is still churning despite losing two MVPs.

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The Dodgers won three of four games against the Rockies at Coors Field in their first series of 2021, and the weekend was full of weirdness, including a home run over the fence that wasn’t, a ball brought back from over the fence that was a home run, a cat on the field, malfunctioning fountains, and more.

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