
1883Founded
9Championships
10353-9105All-time record
53.2%Win %
22Playoff trips
100-622026 season
The franchise
About the Dodgers
One of baseball’s premier franchises, known for championship expectations, massive fan support, and the legendary atmosphere of Dodger Stadium.
- League
- MLB
- Conference
- National League
- Division
- NL West
- Home market
- Los Angeles
- Fans
- Dodger Nation
Spring training: Camelback Ranch-Glendale
This season
Schedule
Schedule loads as you scroll.
Who suits up
Roster, depth chart & staff
Home turf in 3D
Dodger Stadium
Hang the banners
9 championships
In the rafters
Retired numbers
1Pee Wee ReeseRetired 1984
2Tommy LasordaRetired 1997
4Duke SniderRetired 1980
14Gil HodgesRetired 2022
19Jim GilliamRetired 1978
20Don SuttonRetired 1998
24Walter AlstonRetired 1977
32Sandy KoufaxRetired 1972
34Fernando ValenzuelaRetired 2023
39Roy CampanellaRetired 1972
42Jackie RobinsonRetired 1972
53Don DrysdaleRetired 1984
Fan culture
Songs & chants
Song“I Love L.A.”Lyrics
(Stadium sing-along) I love L.A.! We love it! I love L.A.! We love it!
Chant“Let’s Go Dodgers!”Lyrics
(Clap pattern) Let's go Dodgers! (clap clap clap-clap-clap) Let's go Dodgers!
Every era
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Through the years
History
Home venues
- —Washington Park
- —Eastern Park
- 1913–1957Ebbets Field
- 1958–1961Los Angeles Memorial ColiseumTemporary
- 1962–PresentDodger Stadium
Team names
- 1884Brooklyn Atlantics
- 1885–1887Brooklyn Grays
- 1888–1890Brooklyn Bridegrooms
- 1891–1895Brooklyn Grooms
- 1896–1898Brooklyn Bridegrooms
- 1899–1910Brooklyn Superbas
- 1911–1931Brooklyn Dodgers
- 1914–1931 (overlapping nickname era)Brooklyn Robins
- 1932–1957Brooklyn Dodgers
- 1958–PresentLos Angeles Dodgers
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Rivals
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