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Founded: 1884 · Metro Area: Los Angeles · NL · NL West · Home: Dodger Stadium
Formerly based in Brooklyn.
Top TeamLos AngelesThe Heartbreak Index1.3 · #882
The Blessed · Won it in 2025
The Heartbreak Index1.3 · #882
The Blessed · Won it in 2025
lost the final, 2018 · lost the final, 2017 · playoff run died early, 2025 · fell one round short, 2016
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Who controls the club
The entity that holds control today, one per franchise; co-controllers and minority holders are listed, never summed.
How this is measured
Exactly one control entity is recorded per franchise, so a portfolio can never count a club twice. Co-controllers and minority holders are shown as published and carry no weight in any total.
The chip names the evidence. Sourced: a primary source is linked (league, club, filing or tier-one outlet). Cross-checked: matched against the ownership-change sweep. Contested: disputed or mid-sale. Rows are reviewed weekly.
Stakes are as published, often only “majority”, and are not pro-rated. A record of control is not a claim about anyone’s intent or conduct.
Who controls the clubMark Walter (Guggenheim Baseball Management)
Shared control with: Todd Boehly, Stan Kasten
Minority holders: Magic Johnson, Peter Guber
Walter is the control person. He separately bought majority control of the Los Angeles Lakers in Oct 2025 and agreed on 12 Aug 2026 to sell that stake to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger; the Dodgers are not part of that deal. He sold his Chelsea stake, previously held through the Boehly side of BlueCo, to Clearlake Capital on 16-17 Sep 2026.
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Championships
Pre-1903 cup wins (Temple Cup, World's Series, NL pennants) in slate; modern World Series titles in gold.
Pennants
Every World Series appearance and pre-1903 cup appearance. Solid chip = won the pennant (WS / cup); outlined chip = lost the WS / cup.
All-time record
| Regular-season W-L | 11525-10137 |
| Win pct | 0.532 |
| Playoff record | 162-166 |
| Championship appearances | 26 (12 wins) |
| LCS appearances | 17 |
| Division titles | 40 |
| Total seasons | 143 |
| .500 or better seasons | 95 |
| Most recent championship | 2025 |
Stadium history
Grouped by physical ballpark. Naming-rights eras nested.
Dodger Stadium
1962-presentLos Angeles Memorial Coliseum
1958-1961Ebbets Field
1913-1957Washington Park III
1898-1912Eastern Park
1891-1897Washington Park II
1890-1890Washington Park I
1884-1889Season-by-season1884 to 2026 · 143 seasons · click to expandShow tableHide table
Top 12 postseason games
Highest-rated postseason games in franchise history by the site's Game Score metric, which combines hype, quality, stakes, and matchup rank. Losses can outrank routine wins because the formula scores game quality, not franchise spin.
Rating through time
Where Dodgers sat against the rest of the league at the end of every season it played, from 1884 to 2026. Above average in 100 of 143 seasons.
One point per season, at the rating it finished on, with a rule at every decade. Tap or drag any year for what it started on, where it peaked and where it finished. 1500 is the league average by construction, not a chosen line. The week-by-week detail for any season is on its own season page.
Games it had least right to win
Every Dodgers game ranked by the Elo win probability before first pitch. The last column is that probability; the lower it was, the bigger the upset.
- 11905-09-09beat New York Giants (away)6–5Pre-game Elo 1412.7 against 1605.9
- 21905-09-12beat New York Giants (away)8–5Pre-game Elo 1415 against 1603.6
- 31898-09-28beat Boston Beaneaters (away)5–2Pre-game Elo 1446.3 against 1595.6
- 41896-09-11beat Baltimore Orioles (away)10–5Pre-game Elo 1479.6 against 1620.6
- 51905-09-25beat Chicago Cubs (away)2–0Pre-game Elo 1402.2 against 1574.3
- 61905-07-07beat New York Giants (away)6–2Pre-game Elo 1426.6 against 1596.5
- 71905-09-26beat Chicago Cubs (away)1–0Pre-game Elo 1405 against 1571.5
- 81909-09-23beat Chicago Cubs (away)4–1Pre-game Elo 1434.8 against 1600.9
- 91909-08-09beat Chicago Cubs (away)2–0Pre-game Elo 1444.7 against 1598.3
- 101897-09-21beat Boston Beaneaters (away)22–5Pre-game Elo 1479.4 against 1597.1
- 12022-10-02lost to Colorado Rockies (home)1–4Pre-game Elo 1621 against 1444.7
- 21942-09-20lost to Philadelphia Phillies (home)3–7Pre-game Elo 1574.7 against 1378.2
- 31890-07-17lost to Pittsburg Innocents (home)5–7Pre-game Elo 1586.2 against 1428.5
- 42022-10-03lost to Colorado Rockies (home)1–2Pre-game Elo 1616.5 against 1449.2
- 52022-10-04lost to Colorado Rockies (home)2–5Pre-game Elo 1613.8 against 1451.8
Biggest upsets by decade15 decades
- 11884-07-10beat Cincinnati Red Stockings (away)4–3Pre-game Elo 1436.1 against 1549.7
- 21886-08-16beat St. Louis Browns (away)11–9Pre-game Elo 1492.9 against 1603.2
- 31884-09-18beat Louisville Colonels (away)2–1Pre-game Elo 1426.9 against 1529.8
- 11898-09-28beat Boston Beaneaters (away)5–2Pre-game Elo 1446.3 against 1595.6
- 21896-09-11beat Baltimore Orioles (away)10–5Pre-game Elo 1479.6 against 1620.6
- 31897-09-21beat Boston Beaneaters (away)22–5Pre-game Elo 1479.4 against 1597.1
- 11905-09-09beat New York Giants (away)6–5Pre-game Elo 1412.7 against 1605.9
- 21905-09-12beat New York Giants (away)8–5Pre-game Elo 1415 against 1603.6
- 31905-09-25beat Chicago Cubs (away)2–0Pre-game Elo 1402.2 against 1574.3
- 11912-07-04beat New York Giants (away)10–4Pre-game Elo 1466.5 against 1614.3
- 21910-05-10beat Pittsburg Pirates (away)1–0Pre-game Elo 1452.5 against 1589.1
- 31912-07-04beat New York Giants (away)5–2Pre-game Elo 1472.1 against 1608.7
- 11929-08-06beat Chicago Cubs (away)5–4Pre-game Elo 1468.2 against 1580.2
- 21929-09-17beat Chicago Cubs (away)8–7Pre-game Elo 1476.2 against 1582.8
- 31929-09-17beat Chicago Cubs (away)9–6Pre-game Elo 1478.3 against 1580.8
- 11936-07-11beat Chicago Cubs (away)5–3Pre-game Elo 1443.3 against 1570.2
- 21936-07-12beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)6–3Pre-game Elo 1446.2 against 1558.2
- 31937-07-29beat Chicago Cubs (away)10–2Pre-game Elo 1457.4 against 1569.1
- 11944-07-30beat St. Louis Cardinals (home)10–4Pre-game Elo 1457.6 against 1616.6
- 21944-07-31beat St. Louis Cardinals (home)6–1Pre-game Elo 1461.4 against 1612.7
- 31943-09-23beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)4–3Pre-game Elo 1524.8 against 1599.4
- 11958-09-14beat Milwaukee Braves (away)5–3Pre-game Elo 1490.3 against 1567.1
- 21958-05-20beat Milwaukee Braves (away)6–3Pre-game Elo 1486.2 against 1562.3
- 31958-05-21beat Milwaukee Braves (away)2–1Pre-game Elo 1489.3 against 1559.2
- 11968-09-09beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)10–1Pre-game Elo 1470.1 against 1558.2
- 21968-09-10beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)3–0Pre-game Elo 1476.2 against 1552.2
- 31968-08-30beat San Francisco Giants (away)5–4Pre-game Elo 1461.6 against 1530.1
- 11975-09-04beat Cincinnati Reds (away)3–2Pre-game Elo 1534.1 against 1597.3
- 21976-09-14beat Cincinnati Reds (away)9–0Pre-game Elo 1535.2 against 1590.6
- 31971-07-19beat Pittsburgh Pirates (away)10–4Pre-game Elo 1519.6 against 1574.5
- 11986-08-31beat New York Mets (away)7–4Pre-game Elo 1502.3 against 1580.2
- 21987-08-25beat New York Mets (away)3–1Pre-game Elo 1478.4 against 1552.7
- 31987-09-21beat San Francisco Giants (away)4–2Pre-game Elo 1471.5 against 1544.4
- 11993-08-19beat Atlanta Braves (away)7–5Pre-game Elo 1486.1 against 1564.7
- 21999-08-04beat Houston Astros (away)2–1Pre-game Elo 1483.3 against 1558.7
- 31992-08-10beat Atlanta Braves (away)5–3Pre-game Elo 1489 against 1560.8
- 12005-08-18beat Atlanta Braves (away)7–4Pre-game Elo 1479.1 against 1551
- 22005-08-16beat Atlanta Braves (away)6–4Pre-game Elo 1479.2 against 1550.9
- 32006-09-08beat New York Mets (away)5–0Pre-game Elo 1501.9 against 1562.6
- 12011-07-20beat San Francisco Giants (away)1–0Pre-game Elo 1481.2 against 1541.3
- 22011-06-07beat Philadelphia Phillies (away)6–2Pre-game Elo 1490 against 1547.2
- 32010-09-27beat Colorado Rockies (away)3–1Pre-game Elo 1493.2 against 1527.5
- 12024-06-07beat New York Yankees (away)2–1Pre-game Elo 1559.8 against 1566.4
- 22020-07-28beat Houston Astros (away)5–2Pre-game Elo 1563 against 1568.8
- 32024-10-09beat San Diego Padres (away, Division Series)8–0Pre-game Elo 1560.2 against 1564.1
Probabilities are Neil Paine's Elo, home advantage included, over 22,135 decided games. Ties are left out. The week-by-week rating for any season is on its season page.
Award winners
League-wide awards held by Dodgers players or managers. Curated to the headline tier: MVP, Cy Young, Rookie of the Year, Manager of the Year, postseason MVPs, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, and the rare Triple Crown.
NL MVP · 16
- 2025Shohei Ohtani
- 2024Shohei Ohtani
- 2019Cody Bellinger
- 2014Clayton Kershaw
- 1988Kirk Gibson
- 1974Steve Garvey
- 1963Sandy Koufax
- 1962Maury Wills
- 1956Don Newcombe
- 1955Roy Campanella
- 1953Roy Campanella
- 1951Roy Campanella
- 1949Jackie Robinson
- 1941Dolph Camilli
- 1924Dazzy Vance
- 1913Jake Daubert
NL Cy Young · 7
- 2014Clayton Kershaw
- 2013Clayton Kershaw
- 2011Clayton Kershaw
- 2003Eric Gagne
- 1988Orel Hershiser
- 1981Fernando Valenzuela
- 1974Mike Marshall
NL Rookie of the Year · 17
- 2017Cody Bellinger
- 2016Corey Seager
- 1996Todd Hollandsworth
- 1995Hideo Nomo
- 1994Raul Mondesi
- 1993Mike Piazza
- 1992Eric Karros
- 1982Steve Sax
- 1981Fernando Valenzuela
- 1980Steve Howe
- 1979Rick Sutcliffe
- 1969Ted Sizemore
- 1965Jim Lefebvre
- 1960Frank Howard
- 1953Jim Gilliam
- 1952Joe Black
- 1949Don Newcombe
NL Manager of the Year · 3
- 2016Dave Roberts
- 1988Tommy Lasorda
- 1983Tommy Lasorda
WS MVP · 11
- 2025Yoshinobu Yamamoto
- 2024Freddie Freeman
- 2020Corey Seager
- 1988Orel Hershiser
- 1981Pedro Guerrero
- 1981Ron Cey
- 1981Steve Yeager
- 1965Sandy Koufax
- 1963Sandy Koufax
- 1959Larry Sherry
- 1955Johnny Podres
NLCS MVP · 10
- 2025Shohei Ohtani
- 2024Tommy Edman
- 2020Corey Seager
- 2018Cody Bellinger
- 2017Justin Turner
- 2017Chris Taylor
- 1988Orel Hershiser
- 1981Burt Hooton
- 1978Steve Garvey
- 1977Dusty Baker
All-Star Game MVP · 5
- 1996Mike Piazza
- 1978Steve Garvey
- 1977Don Sutton
- 1974Steve Garvey
- 1962Maury Wills
Hank Aaron Award · 3
- 2025Shohei Ohtani
- 2024Shohei Ohtani
- 2011Matt Kemp
Comeback Player of the Year · 1
- 2006Nomar Garciaparra
Babe Ruth Award · 8
- 2025Yoshinobu Yamamoto
- 2024Mookie Betts
- 1988Orel Hershiser
- 1981Ron Cey
- 1965Sandy Koufax
- 1963Sandy Koufax
- 1959Larry Sherry
- 1955Johnny Podres
Reliever of the Year Award · 4
- 2017Kenley Jansen
- 2016Kenley Jansen
- 2004Eric Gagne
- 2003Eric Gagne
Triple Crown Pitcher · 5
- 2011Clayton Kershaw
- 1966Sandy Koufax
- 1965Sandy Koufax
- 1963Sandy Koufax
- 1924Dazzy Vance