Michael Elizondo
Staff writer
Michael Elizondo is the self-proclaimed Traveling Correspondent of the staff who has been to 67 regular season games over the 2021, 2022, and 2023 regular seasons. Michael is working on a travelogue, On the Road with Eli(zondo) and Adric, nicknamed the Guide, for any traveling Dodgers fan who happens to want to see a Dodger game anywhere in the league.
Michael primarily writes Guide entries, commentaries, interviews, and investigative essays related to matters related to the Dodgers. He has been a Staff Writer at True Blue LA since January 2021, after being a commenter at TBLA starting in the 2015 season. Michael was born in Orange County, grew up near Fresno, and attended professional school in Sacramento, establishing himself as an attorney in the Bay Area, before returning home to the Central Valley.
Michael carries three things with him to every Dodger game he goes: an external battery for his phone, a photo of himself and his late father, and Adric, a stuffed animal, made by Michael's sister as a good luck charm for when he worked internationally. Adric goes to every Dodger game that Michael goes to, rain or shine.
Dodgers sign Blake Snell for 5 years, $182 million
In a Thanksgiving stunner, the Dodgers sign arguably the best pitcher available on the market in the 2024 offseason’s first nine-figure signing
A guide to the Dodgers 2025 road schedule
A breakdown of the Dodgers schedule in 2024, specifically the road games, and advice on where one might want to go based on the calendar and other factors.
2024 review: Landon Knack
Landon Knack was literally the last starter standing left on the 2024 Dodgers’ roster as he traveled back and forth on the old Ross Stripling Express on their way to a championship.
2024 review: Walker Buehler
Walker Buehler had a 2024 that both defied logic and embodied a literal Hollywood ending that was truly stranger than fiction.
2024 review: Gavin Stone
Gavin Stone was the rock of the Dodgers rotation, leading the team in starts, innings pitched, and wins. But he finally succumbed to a shoulder injury which required surgery that will likely keep him on the sidelines until 2026.
2024 review: Yoshinobu Yamamoto
Yoshinobu Yamamoto shined in his first year with the Dodgers when he was on the mound, which was interrupted by three months on the injured list with a right shoulder rotator cuff strain.
The traveling correspondent comes home
Adric and Michael Elizondo make it back to Dodger Stadium for the first time in three years
Questions no one thought to ask Shohei Ohtani this year
Michael Elizondo has been learning Japanese for various reasons, in part to ask Shohei Ohtani the important questions that no one has the guts to ask: what are his tastes in anime and manga?
The just option is for the Dodgers to sweep
World Series ticket prices have been exorbitant this postseason. Michael Elizondo is here to tell you why you should root for a sweep in the interest of justice.
The Carmaggedon at Dodger Stadium that wasn’t
Los Angeles officials warned of a traffic armageddon that was averted before Games 1 and 2 of the World Series...After the games was another matter entirely.