Teoscar Hernandez gave some insight into Andy Pages' likely role once he leaves the Dodgers.

It was either the most sophisticated code for relaying pitch signs. Or, more likely, the most obvious attempt to distract the pitcher with a bluff. In the

Andy Pages dug in against Mason Miller and refused to give in. The Dodgers’ young slugger fouled off three triple-digit fastballs and three 87 mph sliders from San Diego’s peerless closer in an epic at-bat.

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Over the course of the first 50 games of the season, Andy Pages has emerged as the most dynamic player within the Dodgers offense. Among a lineup with a trio at the top that has combined for nine World Series rings and six MVPs,

Andy Pages knew he had to get his timing right. Down 0-2 in the count against San Diego Padres closer Mason Miller and his MLB-best 53.6% strikeout rate, with the go-ahead run 90 feet away in the top of the ninth inning, he knew he had no choice but to be ready for Miller's stuff.

SAN DIEGO –– Freddie Freeman sat at his locker Tuesday night, shook his head in amazement, and kept repeating the same word at least a half-dozen times. “Incredible,” he said. “Just incredible.” In the Dodgers’ 5-4 win over the Padres,

Yoshinobu Yamamoto twirls seven strong innings, while Andy Pages drills a two-run home run to lead the Dodgers to a 5-1 win over the Brewers