Los Angeles Dodgers Tickets

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The Los Angeles Dodgers play their home games at Dodger Stadium.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have retired ten uniform numbers out of respect to some of the most illustrious players in the franchise's history. Those retired numbers include #1 for Hall of Fame infielder Pee Wee Reese, #2 for Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda, #3 for Hall of Fame centerfielder Duke Snider, infielder Jim Gilliam's #19, Hall of Fame right-handed pitcher and all-time Dodgers pitching wins leader Don Sutton's #20, Hall of Famer and all-time managerial wins leader Walter Alston's #24, three-time Cy Young winner and Hall of Fame lefty pitcher Sandy Koufax's #32, Hall of Fame catcher Roy Campanella's #39, Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson's #42, which is retired league-wide out of respect to Robinson breaking the league's color barrier, and Hall of Fame Don Drysdale's #53.

The Dodgers have one of the MLB's greatest rivalries with their NL West foe San Francisco Giants, who play their home games at Oracle Park. Another rival of LA's is with the New York Yankees, who play at Yankee Stadium and despite being in a different league, their history of matching up in the World Series a total of 11 times over the years, with the Dodgers winning three of those.

Despite posting the game's highest payroll consistently for years now, the Dodgers have managed to somehow always have one of the game's best farm systems, as well. The Dodgers' top prospect is catcher Keibert Ruiz, who possesses one of the game's best hit tools for a catching prospect and projects to be up with the Major League club sometime in 2021. Their second-ranked prospect is right-handed starter Josiah Gray, who was primarily a shortstop in college but transitioned late to pitching and has made a meteoric rise since. Despite the depth at starting pitcher in LA, Gray should be up with the team sometime later this season and could be a rotational mainstay in the future. Second baseman Michael Busch was the team's first round pick out of college back in 2019, and he projects to make an impact sometime in 2022, but he could also be very helpful to the big league club with his solid hit and power tools.

The Dodgers finally got over the hump in 2020 and won their first World Series since 1988 after losing in the Fall Classic in two of the previous three seasons. They have one of the most talented rosters top to bottom in the entire league, with superstars like Cody Bellinger and Mookie Betts, and a starting rotation headed by the best top three trio in baseball with Clayton Kershaw, Walker Buehler, and Trevor Bauer. They pair that talent with the game's top payroll consistently, as well as a deep farm system that's always replenishing the club with talent whenever called upon. They're the odds-on favorites to repeat as champions in 2021, and we would be surprised if they're not at least playing in their fourth World Series in five seasons come October.

The manager of the Dodgers is Dave Roberts, who's entering 2021 as his sixth season leading the team. Roberts has had an incredible tenure in LA thus far, as the team has won the NL West in each of his previous five years and reached the World Series three separate times and winning it all last year in 2020. If Roberts keeps it up at this pace, he'll go down as one of the most successful MLB managers of all time.

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