For years Hispanic Dodger fans have used “Los Doyers” instead of the Dodgers. It’s just their way. Now the Dodgers have trademarked the phrase and sent cease and desist letters to vendors ...

From the baseball cap sporting the “LA” logo to the jersey buttoned down his chest, everything about the Los Angeles resident at the ballgame said “Dodgers.” Sort of.

The Dodgers are alienating fans by trademarking the popular "Los Doyers" logo and outlawing unauthorized shirts. 24/7 Live Los Angeles Orange County Inland Empire Ventura County California.

In August the Dodgers filed paperwork to trademark the use of the phrase Los Doyers on clothing and souvenirs for sale and in media. Official t-shirts are already on sale at Dodger Stadium, as Daily ...

The term "Los Doyers" has been around since the '70s. When Dodgers fans who spoke only Spanish would try to say "Dodgers," it came out sounding like "Doyers." But there's something unique and ...

The Dodgers are alienating fans by trademarking the popular "Los Doyers" logo and outlawing unauthorized shirts. 24/7 Live Chicago & Suburban Cook Co. North Suburbs West Suburbs South Suburbs NW ...