Dodgers President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman pushed back on criticism that the team’s aggressive spending could contribute to a future MLB lockout. In an exclusive interview with FOX 11's

Andrew Friedman again responded to claims of the Dodgers ruining baseball with their high spending on payroll.

Los Angeles Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman reveals the plan for Shohei Ohtani’s pitching future with the team.

George Kurtz and Dan Sileo break down how owner Andrew Friedman made the Dodgers MLB's villains with spending and smart tactics to build a consistent winner.

The widely-expected reunion didn't pass without a subtle joke.

The first time Andrew Friedman reached the World Series as a general manager, his upstart 2008 Tampa Bay Rays team had a payroll of $43 million, the second-smallest in the majors that year. When last year’s Friedman-built Dodgers squad won its second-consecutive World Series title,

As it turns out, Andrew Friedman is just like the rest of us. The 2025 World Series will go down as one of the best of all time, as the Dodgers and Blue Jays traded haymakers into the 11th inning of Game 7.

President of baseball operations Andrew Friedman doesn't think the Los Angeles Dodgers are ruining baseball and called out people who agree with the narrative."I am obviously biased, but I think it is an incredibly lazy narrative,

After a historic offseason by the Los Angeles Dodgers and president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman, a former All-Star slugger believes L.A.s president should be honored in a big way. Talking Baseball asked their followers via Instagram, "Who should ...

The President of Baseball Operations for the Dodgers isn't at all concerned with Kyle Tucker amid questions of his passion for the game.