The Los Angeles Dodgers' clubhouse was shaken over the past couple of weeks as two major veterans, Chris Taylor and Austin Barnes, were let go due to roster siz ...

Readers of the Los Angeles Times Sports section share their thoughts on recent roster moves by the Dodgers and Lincoln ...

Longtime Dodger Austin Barnes is heading to the open market for the first time. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have had to make two very tough roster decisions this week. First, it was designating longtime ...

President of baseball operations Andrew Friedman explained why the Dodgers chose to designate longtime catcher Austin Barnes ...

The emergence of infielder Hyeseong Kim made Taylor expendable as part of what Andrew Friedman called "a very emotional week.

The Dodgers designate longtime catcher Austin Barnes to make room for on of their top prospects, Dalton Rushing.

Teammates continue to heap praise on Barnes, who persisted as the backup catcher for one of baseball's best teams for parts of 11 seasons — until Wednesday.

Small shockwaves were sent through the Los Angeles Dodgers organization when they had to DFA Austin Barnes and call up top catcher prospect Dalton Rushing. Especially considering Dodgers legend ...

There are roster moves and then there are gut punches. The Dodgers made one of the latter this week, designating veteran catcher Austin Barnes for assignment, and nobody felt it harder than Clayton ...

Longtime Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw commented on the team's decision to designated Austin Barnes for assignment.

The Dodgers part ways with the longtime catcher, who won two World Series in 11 seasons in LA, and promote their top minor-league prospect to take his place.