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The documentary 'aka Charlie Sheen' pulled back the curtain on the actor's struggles. It also revealed Tony Todd, the man who helped rescue his lifelong friend.

Frank McCourt's Dodger Stadium gondola plan might help fans get to the stadium faster, but why would he potentially undermine his parking lot revenue?

Former Dodgers manager Don Mattingly hopes to be a winner in his World Series debut as he returns to Dodger Stadium as the Toronto Blue Jays' bench coach.

Dave Roberts is looking at potential changes for the team's lineup ahead of Game 3 of the World Series, with Andy Pages possibly moving to the bench.

George Springer, who was a part of the sign-stealing Astros, says he will "focus on the game" when the World Series shifts to hostile Dodger Stadium.

Max Scherzer's return to L.A. as the Blue Jays' Game 3 World Series starter should remind the Dodgers how much better their pitching strategy is compared to 2021.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto has often shared his admiration of Clayton Kershaw, but it's clear he doesn't see him as just a mentor. He sees him as a benchmark by which should measure himself.

After being sidelined by injury at the start of the playoffs, Will Smith is rediscovering his offensive prowess with the Dodgers three wins away from a World Series title.

The series momentum, which belonged to Toronto after the Jays' 11-4 blowout victory in the opener, now shifts solidly back to the Dodgers, with the next three games at Dodger Stadium.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto is the first Dodgers pitcher in nearly 40 years to throw back-to-back complete games in the playoffs in a 5-1 win over the Blue Jays in Game 2 of the World Series.