Kershaw named NL Player of the Week

After tossing two scoreless outings, Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw was named the National League's Player of the Week, Major League Baseball announced on Monday.
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Cut4: Cap is better than the glove

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Opportunities open up at second base

The Dodgers' second-base situation was about as stable as could be before veteran Mark Ellis went to the disabled list following surgery on his left leg. Now, it couldn't be more uncertain.
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Dodgers turn to Capuano against D-backs

If the reigning National League West champion D-backs are to catch the front-running Dodgers this season, Monday would be a good time to start the comeback. Lefty Patrick Corbin toes the rubber for Arizona against Chris Capuano.
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M. Ellis could have lost leg without procedure

Before Sunday's game against the Cardinals, manager Don Mattingly said he was told by team physician Neal ElAttrache that Mark Ellis had a chance of losing his left leg had he not undergone an urgent fasciotomy.
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Dodgers rolling despite multiple injuries

The Dodgers have not only survived multiple injuries, they have so far thrived. But manager Don Mattingly knows its too early to expect that trend to continue.
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Van Slyke's first HR completes Dodgers' rally

Scott Van Slyke hit a three-run, pinch-hit home run, the first of his career, in the seventh inning to help the Dodgers rally past the Cardinals for a 6-5 victory and a three-game sweep in Los Angeles on Sunday night.
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Kershaw six-hits Cards for fourth career shutout

Clayton Kershaw threw a six-hitter for his fourth career shutout and contributed the first extra-base hit of his career as the Dodgers drubbed the Cardinals on Saturday night.
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Hairston targeting Wednesday return

Jerry Hairston did some running drills again on Saturday to test his hamstring, and plans on a couple of rehab games before hopefully rejoining the Dodgers are Wednesday.
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First FanFest goes swimmingly — and singingly

The Dodgers held their first FanFest on Saturday afternoon, complete with player autographs, interviews and even song — Matt Kemp singing Happy Birthday to a fan.
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