Fabian Ardaya is a staff writer covering the Los Angeles Dodgers for The Athletic. With a focus on major league and team sports, he brings insights into competitive and professional sports, drawing from his previous experience covering the Los Angeles Angels. Fabian has been featured in various outlets, including FantasyPros, Dodger Blue, and The New York Times.
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Fabian Ardaya's coverage is heavily centered around local sports, specifically baseball and the Dodgers. His focus on expert commentary, event coverage, announcements and evolving stories suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights from experts within the world of baseball, especially those related to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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By: Fabian Ardaya
“I've never been so proud to be an Angels fan,” said loyalst Aiden Puig. “In my 19 years, I have never been this happy."
By: Fabian Ardaya
“I've seen it over the last couple weeks, where he hasn't been who he is,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said of his ailing superstar.
By: Fabian Ardaya
The pain in Ohtani's right arm shot up around his neck area on Wednesday night, according to Dodgers manager Dave Roberts.
By: Fabian Ardaya
Tucker slugged his first home run since Aug. 8 — and first at Dodger Stadium in 81 days — in a 5-3 win over the Nationals Friday.
By: Fabian Ardaya
Keeping Ohtani healthy as a hitter likely means his season is done as a pitcher.
By: Fabian Ardaya
The Dodgers had said Ohtani was expected to be in the lineup Wednesday against the Cincinnati Reds after receiving the day off on Tuesday.
As a two-way player, Ohtani must go on the injured list for 15 days rather than 10.
By: Fabian Ardaya
In addition to Ohtani's status and De Paula’s call-up, a look at Freddie Freeman's health, Will Smith's return and more.
By: Fabian Ardaya
The Dodgers had said Ohtani was expected to be in the lineup Wednesday against the Cincinnati Reds after receiving the day off Tuesday.
