When Shohei Ohtani signed his record-setting 10-year, $700 million with the Los Angeles Dodgers, he agreed to defer all but $2 million of his annual salary after the team promised they would use the savings to continue adding elite talent around him.

George Kurtz and Dan Sileo break down how owner Andrew Friedman made the Dodgers MLB's villains with spending and smart tactics to build a consistent winner.

The first time Andrew Friedman reached the World Series as a general manager, his upstart 2008 Tampa Bay Rays team had a payroll of $43 million, the second-smallest in the majors that year. When last year’s Friedman-built Dodgers squad won its second-consecutive World Series title,

The Dodgers' starting rotation is already pretty deep. Where does that leave pitchers like River Ryan and Gavin Stone, who are working their way back from major injuries?

The widely-expected reunion didn't pass without a subtle joke.

As it turns out, Andrew Friedman is just like the rest of us. The 2025 World Series will go down as one of the best of all time, as the Dodgers and Blue Jays traded haymakers into the 11th inning of Game 7.

The Los Angeles Dodgers named formerTampa Bay Rays executive vice president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman as their new president of baseball operations Tuesday. Ned Colletti, who has been the Dodgers' general manager since 2005, will remain with ...

MLB might not have a salary cap (at least not yet, anyway). But the league’s current rules were designed, at the least, to make it harder for the biggest-spending teams to maintain highly ranked farm systems –– using draft pick penalties and international signing pool restrictions to,