The Dodgers have suffered back-to-back “organizational failures,” in Andrew Friedman’s words.. Based on what the club’s top executive said Tuesday, however, the Dodgers don’t seem to ...

Dodgers Won’t Make Major Organizational Changes This Offseason, Says Andrew Friedman. ... Dodgers front office executive Andrew Friedman talked with reporters in his yearly end-of-season press ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers have been hammered by injuries, specifically to their pitching staff, over the last two seasons. It has gotten bad enough that the club plans to make notable changes ...

The Dodgers' pitching depth and quality this season should help the club manage the health of the staff ... such organizational changes could come in myriad facets — from minor league ...

The Dodgers have a prolific regular-season track record. Their winning percentage over the past six seasons – including the year that marked a breakthrough as the Dodgers advanced to their first ...

A year ago, Andrew Friedman called #Dodgers first-round playoff exit "an organizational failure." He agreed the same words apply this year. But he said no staff changes are expected and Dave ...

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Dodgers have made tough decisions since winning the World Series in ... Dodgers Signal Organizational Shift With Surprise Roster Move. ... They don’t wait until they’re forced to make a change.

The Dodgers have indeed had continuity at some key positions within their organization. Top baseball operations executive Andrew Friedman has been in place since October 2014, and there's no real ...

"Organizational failure means it's on all of us," Friedman said. "We all have a hand in it. If this were one person or a small collection of people — in my estimation — then we would make changes.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have been hammered by injuries, specifically to their pitching staff, over the last two seasons. It has gotten bad enough that the club plans to make notable changes ...