About

Roger Arrieta

Director

Bio coming soon

Stephen Webb

Co-Editor

Steve was raised in South Dakota, Steve Webb has a BA from the University of Minnesota and an MA from University of Southern California. In the past, he has written for such diverse outlets as Film History magazine, Encyclopedia Britannica, and the A&E television series Biography. In addition, Mr. Webb is the author of two textbooks for English learners and two novels for young adult readers.

A lifelong baseball fan, Webb has been going to Dodger games since he moved to Los Angeles in 1987. His favorite memory was sitting in an apartment in October 1988 when Gibby went yard against Eckersley in the World Series. Which came about ten minutes after he declared “this game is over!” Hopefully, his baseball acumen has improved since then. He has been writing for Dodgersbeat since 2020.

Cody Snavely

Co-Editor

Bio coming soon

Mike Salas

Contributor

Mike, born and raised in Santa Barbara California. Graduated from San Marcos High School and Santa Barbara Business College, degree in business administration. AS degree in Fire Science. I have been a Dodger fan for 25 years and my favorite player was Ken Griffey JR.

After 34 years of public service. I retired from CAL FIRE as a Division Chief. I spent 18 years leading Fire Handcrews and 7 years leading a Helicopter Flightcrew. I started writing baseball articles around two and half years ago. I began writing with Dodgers Daily and came over to the DodgersBeat family a little over a year ago. My passion is writing articles on Dodgers prospects and enjoy traveling to cover Dodgers regular season games.

Anthony Arroyo

Contributor

Anthony is a History major at Cal State Long Beach and an aspiring sports journalist passionate about baseball and storytelling. I currently cover the Los Angeles Dodgers for DodgersBeat. Growing up in Los Angeles, I’ve been a Dodgers fan since childhood, and that lifelong connection fuels my drive to tell meaningful stories about the team and the game.

With a foundation in historical research and narrative writing, I bring a unique lens to sports coverage that values context, nuance, and the larger cultural impact of baseball in Los Angeles. Whether recapping a game or writing a feature, I aim to inform, connect, and reflect the spirit of the sport I grew up loving.

Max Langer

Contributor

Max is an incoming freshman at Fordham University studying journalism.  He has been a Dodgers fan since 2016, when Corey Seager, and his favorite player, Cody Bellinger, won back-to-back Rookie of the Year awards. He is from Los Angeles, California. He has written for DodgersBeat for three months. Prior to that, Langer covered his high school basketball team for three years. You can find all of his basketball articles at www.sportsmediamax.com.

Beyond his journalistic endeavors, Langer demonstrated exceptional commitment to community service at Belmont Village Senior Living from 2022 to 2024 where he assisted with activities and technology support while creating and delivering presentations on sports history topics, including the history of the Los Angeles Dodgers.