Backstage: Dodgers

The Dodgers welcome Freddie Freeman, the 2020 National League MVP, at Camelback Ranch; Clayton Kershaw discusses why he decided to stay and re-sign with the Dodgers; and after playing last season at second base, Trea Turner transitions back to shortstop and is mic'd for sound at Spring Training.

Pitcher Walker Buehler makes the first Opening Day start of his career and earns the victory over the Colorado Rockies; Craig Kimbrel is acquired in a late spring training trade and picks up his first save as a Dodger on Opening Day.

Freddie Freeman experiences his first home opener as a Dodger, David Robinson speaks to the team on Jackie Robinson Day and more.

Kenley Jansen returns to Dodger Stadium, Doc goes golfing with a few player and more.

Clayton Kershaw becomes the new Dodgers strikeout leader. Watch as his wife Ellen is mic’d up during his outing at Dodger Stadium.

Tony Gonsolin and Alex Vesia go behind the counter to make pizza, Gavin Lux gets mic’d up in Chicago and Cooper Kupp stops by Dodger Stadium.

Ryan Pepiot gets called up to The Show with his wife mic'd up to watch his first start.

Hanser Alberto is mic’d up for the doubleheader against the D-Backs and Mitch White tries Pat’s King of Steaks and Geno’s Steaks to see which Philly cheesesteak is his favorite.

Trea Turner and Daniel Hudson return to Washington and reminisce on their careers leading up to the 2019 World Series Championship.

Eric Karros discusses his career with the Dodgers and how he transitioned from player to broadcaster and Justin Turner gets mic'd up on his jersey giveaway night.

Eddy Alvarez reflects on his journey from competitive speed skating to representing team USA at the Olympics and being called up to the Majors. Also, Max Muncy makes his way back to the lineup after being on the injured list for two weeks.

Dodger Historian Mark Langill walks us through Sandy Koufax’s career with the Dodgers and watches as Sandy's statue is unveiled at Dodger Stadium.

Trayce Thompson is welcomed back to Los Angeles and Freddie Freeman makes an emotional return to Truist Park.

Tyler Anderson discusses his career in the majors and Dave Roberts announces this years 2022 all-stars.

Diego Cartaya, Bobby Miller and Miguel Vargas are selected to take part in the 2022 All-Star Futures Game. Then, walk through media day with All-Stars Mookie Betts, Trea Turner, Freddie Freeman, Clayton Kershaw, Tony Gonsolin and Tyler Anderson.

The All-Star festivities begin at Dodger Stadium.

Mookie Betts hosts a bowling tournament and James Outman makes his Major League debut.

We remember the life and legacy of Vin Scully.

Clayton and Ellen Kershaw host their eighth annual Ping Pong 4 Purpose tournament at Dodger Stadium and the team visit the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City.

Dustin May returns to the mound after Tommy John surgery.

The team visits the new Jackie Robinson Museum in New York and Joey Gallo talks about his new journey with the Dodgers.

The team participates in Team Dress Up Day as they head to Arizona and then celebrate clinching the National League West Division. Miguel Vargas also gets called up in San Francisco as the Dodgers take on the Giants.

Justin Turner is nominated for the Roberto Clemente Award for his achievements on and off the field.

Newly drafted Dodger Dalton Rushing visits Dodger Stadium and Albert Pujols hits his 700th home run at Dodger Stadium.

Gavin Lux traveled back home to Kenosha, Wisconsin to revisit old friends and look back on a painful memory. The Labatore family shares with us the day they lost their son Clay to suicide and how his memory lives on.

In this week’s episode of Backstage Dodgers, Brusdar Graterol details his journey to the Big Leagues.