The team should not only swing by the White House to meet Trump, they should do it with the weight of L.A. on their minds.

Before he broke barriers and records with the Brooklyn Dodgers, Jackie Robinson was a four-sport phenom at UCLA, starring in football, basketball, track and field, and of course, baseball.

"A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives," Jackie Robinson said not long before he died in 1972.

To meet with Trump now is to defile the memory of Dodgers great Jackie Robinson and to humiliate many of team’s own players.

Jackie Robinson burst onto the scene in 1947, breaking baseball’s color barrier and bringing the Negro Leagues’ electrifying ...

The World Series winners’ trip comes after the Trump administration was criticized for removing an article on a Pentagon ...

Given the Dodgers’ history of breaking the color barrier by making Jackie Robinson the first Black Major League Baseball player, should that history and Trump’s targeting of DEI have been a ...

An author argues that the Los Angeles Dodgers' White House visit undermines the enduring legacy of Jackie Robinson.

When news broke that the Dodgers planned to visit President Trump at the White House to commemorate last year’s World Series win, grumbles quickly spread across L.A. Who in the front office or ...