Dylan Hernandez

Dylan Hernandez

Dylan Hernandez is a senior sports reporter for the California Post.

Background

Hernandez spent the previous 18 years at the Los Angeles Times as a Dodgers beat writer and sports columnist. The son of Salvadoran and Japanese immigrants, he graduated from UCLA in 2002. His children make fun of him because he is starting to lose his hair.

Latest Articles

Blake Snell tasked with saving Dodgers’ season, eyes October redemption — and a new image

Blake Snell has more on his mind than saving the Dodgers' season.

Brewers have exposed the Dodgers’ most dangerous flaw

MILWAUKEE – One by one, their advantages are vanishing. Their edge in starting pitching? Marginalized by the Brewers’ lineup. Their superior offensive firepower? Los Angeles Dodgers designated hitter Shohei Ohtani...

Dodgers’ three-peat stroll just turned into a street fight — the Brewers threw the first punch

MILWAUKEE – The Dodgers have a fight on their hands. In their 2-1 defeat to the Brewers at American Family Field on Sunday night, the Dodgers were shown what they’re...

Brewers still underdogs against Dodgers — but with new attitude

At this stage of the playoffs last year, Brewers manager Pat Murphy joked that he was certain the Dodgers couldn’t name eight players on his roster. 

Dodgers-Brewers NLCS rematch will not be cakewalk for LA again

Don't expect another sweep in this year's NLCS rematch.

NLDS heroics mark latest step in evolution of emerging Dodgers star

Andy Pages showed up in the game's biggest moment for Los Angeles.

Doctober classic propels Dodgers to NLCS in quest for World Series three-peat

ATLANTA — Dave Roberts didn’t hesitate. So what if Tyler Glasnow had thrown only 78 pitches? So what if he was still in the fifth inning? Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave...

Dodgers superstar cements status with another October gem

ATLANTA — Build him a statue. Retire his number. Let him press his golden right hand into wet cement on Hollywood Boulevard. What’s the wait? Yoshinobu Yamamoto is only in his...

Yoshinobu Yamamoto faces another tough postseason challenge: Beating Brave’s ace Chris Sale

ATLANTA – Yoshinobu Yamamoto has won elimination games for the Dodgers. He’s closed out a World Series. But he’s never had to do this. He’s never had to outpitch a...

Dodgers dynasty in serious jeopardy after unforgivable loss to Braves

The Dodgers blew a massive opportunity and are now in trouble.

Kyle Tucker’s first season with Dodgers coming full circle

Kyle Tucker started the season as the Dodgers’ No. 2 hitter. There’s a chance he ends it batting in that spot. No joke. By the time the Dodgers reach the...

Tarik Skubal open to Dodgers relief role — and Tanner Scott may have forced it

When the Dodgers won the World Series last year, three of their four starters pitched in relief in the playoffs. The other started a game on short rest. Would Tarik...

Dodgers could take advantage of run-down Braves in NLDS

Five weeks ago, Chris Sale was a problem for the Dodgers. In a 1-0 win for the Braves at Truist Park, Sale pitched a complete-game shutout, striking out 11 batters...

Rival scouts put Dodgers on upset alert in NLDS against Braves. Here’s why

At least a couple rival evaluators don't see a Dodgers three-peat as inevitable

LA surgeon played unlikely role in keeping Dodgers’ title hopes alive

Dodgers' rotation was saved by L.A.-based Dr. ElAttrache's surgeries on Tarik Skubal, Blake Snell

Dodgers’ biggest X-factor in three-peat hunt will be sitting in the dugout

About a month before his team reported to spring training this year, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts sat on the balcony of an upscale restaurant near his offseason home in San...

Shohei Ohtani’s injury secrecy could derail Dodgers’ championship hopes

Shohei Ohtani's history of hiding injuries and a recent 2-for-12 slump raise concerns for the Dodgers as they prepare to open the NLDS.

Why betting on Dodgers completing historic World Series 3-peat is a fool’s errand

The Dodgers are trying to make history, but don't hold your breath

Shohei Ohtani will play in Dodgers’ regular-season finale — but shouldn’t

Shohei Ohtani will play in the Dodgers’ regular-season finale, but why?