A Poperee is what Mary J. Blige calls the Vatican.

Democrats, coming off a historic national protest against fascism and a country-wide electoral sweep:

This vote has not happened yet. Call your Senators, especially your Democratic Senators, and tell them that a deal without protection NOW for health insurance tax credits is unacceptable.

That Ortiz and Clase reportedly received the EXACT same dollar amount from fixers — in 2025! — as Shoeless Joe Jackson and Lefty Williams did in 1919 is … completely absurd. And another reason why player salaries have very little to do with why these gambling scandals happen.

This how I find out I have a son??

Alex Vesia and his wife just revealed that their daughter died on Oct. 26, three days after the Dodgers announced he was going to be away from the team during the World Series.

My coworker’s dog was diagnosed with bone cancer at just 3 years old. She’s otherwise healthy and the prognosis with treatment is quite good, but costs are high. On top of that, their other dog also needed emergency surgery this week. If you have the means and want to help: gofund.me/bf7e1e600

It’s true what they say: making your way in the world today takes everything you’ve got. Taking a break from all your worries sure would help a lot.

My friends Diya and Taylor found this sweet girl in Echo Park yesterday who is seemingly part kangaroo they’re calling Hank and she didn’t have a chip or a collar and they are home fostering since the shelters are extremely crowded, so if you know Hank or you want to adopt Hank, DM me

I didn't anticipate how gratifying it would be to go around taking down all the lost dog posters we put up. People are so excited to find out that we got her back 🥲

1. Kind of wild knowing I just provided a lot of people with this exact experience; and 2. this tendency of mine is about to get so much worse now that I've been on the other side of it and know firsthand exactly what these people are going through.

It has been a whirlwind few days, now ending with “comedian I’m a big fan of liking an IG post of me having an emotional reunion with my previously lost foster dog.”

HAZEL IS BACK HOME!!! A construction worker at a site just around the corner from us managed to get ahold of her and made a makeshift leash with some rope. She's gotten water, food and is currently decompressing in her crate. Seems mostly okay physically, maybe a couple of scrapes--vet later.

Hazel’s expanded her zone a bit, having been seen yesterday afternoon at Century and Aviation. Once again asking this be shared with folks in L.A., especially in Westchester, Inglewood and surrounding neighborhoods. Shareable Instagram post: www.instagram.com/reel/DQpBhSu...

This has been a ROUGH couple of days so thank you, results of various major local and state elections, for giving me something to be happy about.

Hazel has been missing for two nights now, with no reported sightings since yesterday morning. We (the fosters) have been advised by an experienced dog tracker not to search for her ourselves so as to not confuse her by spreading our scents too far from home.

Not much new here. A couple of reported sightings, most recently this morning around 7:30, mere blocks from our house. So we're optimistic she's staying local/trying to find her way back (and given how skittish she is, there's a good chance she's hiding and that's why more people haven't seen her).

Outside of my area but boosting jic one of y'all are nearby.

Los Angeles/westside folks: Our foster dog, Hazel, got out tonight around 8:08 p.m., and we have not been able to locate her. Please keep an eye out--and if you see her, DO NOT CHASE. She is very timid and will not come to someone she doesn't know. PLEASE CALL/TEXT THE NUMBERS ON THE FLYER.

Los Angeles/westside folks: Our foster dog, Hazel, got out tonight around 8:08 p.m., and we have not been able to locate her. Please keep an eye out--and if you see her, DO NOT CHASE. She is very timid and will not come to someone she doesn't know. PLEASE CALL/TEXT THE NUMBERS ON THE FLYER.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s four career World Series wins are tied for most in Dodgers history, along with Johnny Podres and Sandy Koufax (Yamamoto has pitched in four World Series games)

Folks. We got him again. Mo broke character 😂 (his thumbs up is adorable) Views from the Dodgers Audio booth for the final out of the 2025 World Series. BACK-TO-BACK #BoothViews:

One player has won both an MVP Award and the World Series in back-to-back seasons: Joe Morgan (1975-76). Got a feeling Shohei Ohtani will be joining him shortly.

Dodgers #WorldSeries artifacts coming to the Hall of Fame: 🔹 Freddie Freeman's G3 bat 🔹 Will Klein's G3 glove 🔹 Base from 18-inning Game 3 🔹 Dave Roberts jersey 🔹 Mookie Betts final out glove 🔹 Will Smith’s G7 spikes 🔹 Yoshinobu Yamamoto's G7 cap 🔹 Andrew Friedman's championship celebration shirt

Game-tying home runs to tie a game in the 9th inning of World Series Game 7: Miguel Rojas tonight End of list!

Yoshinobu Yamamoto got the save in World Series Game 7 with 2 2/3 scoreless innings on zero days of rest and Nellie wants to act like SHE’S exhausted 🙄

Thinking of James Mims tonight. He’ll be a part of Dodger Stadium for as long as it’s still standing.

People on here will post anything. 'Baseball games have 9 innings.' No they don’t. That isn’t true.

All Yoshinobu Yamamoto does is win. 2019: Premier12 2021: (2020) Tokyo Olympics, Pacific League pennant 2022: PL pennant, Japan Series 2023: World Baseball Classic, PL pennant 2024: World Series 2025 World Series + Three Sawamura Awards, three PL MVPs and two no-hitters

Congrats to my cousin (a huge Dodger fan) for getting married the day after the Dodgers win the World Series. Congrats to the rest of us for getting to deal with my insufferable uncle (his father, also a huge Dodger fan) being in a decent mood for once in his life.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto threw the Dodgers first pitch of the regular season on March 18 in Tokyo and the last pitch in Game 7 of the World Series in Toronto on Nov. 1. During it all, Yamamoto posted a 2.30 ERA and 0.95 WHIP across 211 combined regular season and postseason innings (and 3,315 pitches).

Aaaaaaand there go the fireworks! L.A., never stop being the way that you are.

The Dodgers never even reached the World Series in my lifetime until I was 25, and now they've been five times in the last nine seasons and won three times. Cannot believe it.

The last time the Dodgers *won* a World Series Game 7, Sandy Koufax went the distance on two days’ rest in Minnesota: sabr.org/gamesproj/ga...

Major shoutout to my cousin for choosing Sunday as his wedding date and not tomorrow because tbh that would have been a PROBLEM for me.

The first game-ending 7-4 double play in postseason history h/t @EliasSports

Mookie Betts with a late "YES ON 50" push

I feel like it’s late enough that I can drop an embarrassing confession: I can never keep James L. Brooks and James Burrows straight.

Meghan Markle’s great-great uncle played for one of the greatest baseball teams in history: the 1931 Homestead Grays. And before that, Bill “Happy” Evans played against the banned Black Sox, too. jacobpomrenke.com/black-sox/me...

How dominating has Shohei Ohtani been on the mound? That Vlad homer was the first HR he'd given up in 2 months! Last to get him: Noelvi Marte on Aug. 27. That was 108 batters ago.

Hello and welcome back to baseball, the sport where 9 men on one team must attempt to defeat Shohei Ohtani.

Shohei Ohtani has reached base safely in 11 consecutive PA, extending the longest streak in World Series history Only longer streak at any point in a single postseason: 2024 Max Muncy, 12 h/t @EliasSports

This must be what it’s like to meet Odin when you enter Valhalla. www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/...

Just played 18 innings and Ohtani still goofing

I should NOT have been hat tipped for this stat. I only casually mentioned it to some coworkers on Slack before the game started! This is stolen valor from @ericstephen.bsky.social

Ohtani is the first player to reach base nine times since Darryl Strawberry

Same, Shohei.

Y’all if you’re going to the game tomorrow, be extra nice to stadium workers, the vast majority of whom stood the entire time.