Alexander: A ‘golden’ Dodgers’ era? That’s hard to dispute
To measure the impact of current Dodgers ownership, think about what it was like when they took over.
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Alexander: It’s time to give Dodgers’ Dave Roberts his flowers
The manager, who a loud portion of the Dodger fan base loves to criticize, now has two World Series titles in five years. Can anyone else say that?
Alexander: Dodgers cement their status as baseball’s best
The comeback from an early 5-0 deficit in the clincher was improbable, as were a lot of things that happened this season, but these Dodgers are deserving World Series champs.
Alexander: Yankees stay alive, but is there reason for Dodger fans to worry?
New York averted a World Series sweep because some underperforming parts of its lineup showed signs of life in an 11-4 win, but the Dodgers have their top relievers fresh...
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Alexander: Dodgers are now one victory away from a World Series parade
On the cusp of their first full-season championship since 1988, who had starting pitching as a deciding factor on their postseason bingo card?
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Alexander: Notes on a World Series scorecard
The Dodgers’ 2-0 lead over the Yankees as the series shifts to New York means ... well, there are no certainties.
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Alexander: An ‘uh-oh’ moment for Dodgers on way to 2-0 World Series lead
Their hope is that Shohei Ohtani’s shoulder injury, suffered when he was caught stealing late in Game 2, is not as serious as was originally feared.
Alexander: Did Freddie Freeman’s World Series walk-off homer remind you of anything?
The Dodger first baseman, also playing hurt, awakens echoes of Kirk Gibson’s iconic 1988 blast with his 10th-inning, walk-off grand slam to beat the Yankees in Game 1.
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Alexander: Will Dodgers’ ‘pen be mightier than Yankees’ bats?
In a historic matchup, with iconic players on both sides, the Dodgers’ chances of winning almost certainly will come down to their deep, stingy bullpen ... again.
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Alexander: Dodgers great Fernando Valenzuela passes away, but Fernandomania will never die
The legendary Mexican left-hander, 63, who became an overnight sensation as a young phenom in 1981, left a legacy that goes beyond what he did on the field.