Los Angeles Dodgers

If Zack Greinke hasn't cleared space in his trophy case yet, he'd better get busy. Because, while the race for the National League Cy Young Award isn't over, the Los Angeles Dodgers' right-hander looks more like the prohibitive front-runner with each superlative start.

Major League Baseball's richest somehow got even richer Thursday, as the Los Angeles Dodgers called up shortstop Corey Seager, one of the top prospects in the sport.

Jon Heyman of CBS Sports reported the news.

Take a bow, Clayton Kershaw.

The left-handed pitcher dominated the San Francisco Giants Wednesday during a 2-1 victory. He threw a complete game and allowed only one earned run, six hits and a walk on the way to 15 strikeouts behind 132 pitches.

Justin Turner can thank his helmet for this one.

The Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman's break for second during Andre Ethier's fourth-inning at-bat on Wednesday didn't look promising after Buster Posey's quick throw, but things got a little weird when he sent his helmet flying upon hitting the dirt.

The Los Angeles Dodgers added outfield depth for the stretch run in the face of injury concerns late Monday night in the form of Justin Ruggiano.

Los Angeles Dodgers utility man Kike Hernandez has had a rough couple of days. On Sunday night, he and his Dodgers teammates were no-hit by Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Jake Arrieta. On Monday, the 24-year-old landed on the 15-day disabled list.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers have arguably the two best starting pitchers in the National League. After that, they have a lot of troubling questions.

Here's the biggest one: Is this team good enough to call itself a legitimate contender?

The answer seems like an obvious "yes," considering the Dodgers entered play Sunday in first place in the National League West at 67-55.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are acquiring a second aging former Philadelphia Phillies superstar, and, like the first, the move has the potential to be an upgrade.

With two outs and Oakland Athletics third baseman Danny Valencia at the plate with a 1-2 count, Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw offered a fastball he thought would end the third inning.

But the pitch was deemed too far outside.

After his Colorado Rockies were swept last week at Citi Field, Nolan Arenado explained it away by raving about the New York Mets' pitching.

"The Mets have four No. 1's. We saw all four of them," Arenado said.

No one ever says that about the Los Angeles Dodgers.