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“Grand Opening” vs. Reds unveils baseball’s great showplace.
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“Grand Opening” vs. Reds unveils baseball’s great showplace.
All-Star shortstop surpasses Cobb’s record and wraps up N.L. MVP season.
Only L.A. Dodger to win consecutive crowns.
L.A. wins four straight over Bronx Bombers behind starters Koufax, Drysdale and Podres.
Fourth career no-hitter by Hall of Fame lefty remains only perfecto in franchise history.
Lefty saves L.A. after Twins beat Drysdale and Koufax in first two games.
“Big D” streak includes six straight shutouts.
Pirates’ HOF slugger only player to repeat feat.
“3 Dog” surpasses Wheat’s 1916 club record.
Rare Monday 4 p.m. starting time produces historic results as Philly fades in twilight.
Oldtimers Day tribute for legends Robinson, Koufax and Campanella.
Cubs outfielder and future Dodger legend rescues Old Glory from being burned in center field.
Joins Garvey (33), Smith (32) and Cey (30) as MLB’s first 30 Home Run Club.
Shortstop’s single scores Cey from second to sink Phillies.
Rookie right-hander whiffs “Mr. October” to save 4-3 victory.
N.L. wins 4-2 as HOFers Yount, Brett make only career Dodger Stadium appearance.
Fergie’s Friday walkoff HR; Reuss Saturday gem and Cey/Sutton Sunday highlight sweep.
Rookie Valenzuela still only MLB pitcher since 1945 to win first eight career starts.
L.A. overcomes 0-2 deficit to advance to NLCS vs. Montreal.
Thrilling home sweep of October rival Yankees by scores of 5-4, 8-7 and 2-1.
“The Iron Man” continues path to all-time National League streak of 1,207 games.
Slugger joins Babe Ruth in historic power spree.
Hershiser’s gem gives Lasorda’s underdogs a Fall Classic date with Athletics.
Injured MVP hobbles around bases and into history vs. Oakland relief ace Eckersley.
Right-hander ties Koufax’s single-game club record in 6-0 victory.
Vet’s gem vs. Cards same day as former L.A. teammate Dave Stewart’s no-no for Oakland.
Expos right-hander joins Koufax as only Dodger Stadium perfectos.
First L.A. right-hander since Singer in 1970 to pitch no-no.
Rookie of the Year’s two homers in 12-1 win in season finale bounces S.F. from the playoffs.
1995 Rookie of the Year sets career strikeout high.
Clout in Sunday twilight vs. Rockies lands on Left Field Pavilion Roof.
Former Rookie of the Year surpasses Cey with 229th career home run.
“Game Over” bullpen ace was 55-for-55 in 2003 Cy Young Award season.
Trailing 3-0, veteran’s blast caps seven-run ninth on next-to-last day of regular season.
“Lima Time” gives L.A. first postseason win since 1988.
Trailing 9-5 in ninth, longballs by Kent, Drew, Martin and Anderson tie Padres.
All-Star reliever from Japan joined Dodgers as 36-year-old rookie in 2006.
Error leads to L.A. edging Angels, 1-0, without a hit.
Hot start for Torre’s squad fuels L.A. to second consecutive N.L. West title.
All-Star outfielder’s dramatics help L.A. win West.
Dropped fly ball leads to ninth-inning comeback.
All-Star outfielder finishes banner campaign with 39 homers and 40 stolen bases.
Lefty ace goes 21-5 to win first of three Cy Young Awards.
L.A. sports legend Magic Johnson among new owners of Dodgers franchise.
First pitcher since Drysdale in 1965 with shutout and home run in season opener.
Rookie outfielder bats .486 during 10-game homestand en route to 44 hits in June.
Two-run blast in eighth inning keys 4-3 win to eliminate Braves.
Ace lefty fans 15 batters in near perfect game vs. Rockies.
Former minor league catcher breaks Gagne’s club record of 161 saves.
Culberson’s division-clinching HR launches emotional sendoff from players, fans.
Baseball pioneer honored on 70th anniversary of MLB debut.
Hall of Fame broadcasters take place in club history alongside retired uniform numbers.
Blast vs. Cubs inches L.A. closer to first pennant since 1988.
Right-hander’s gem extends L.A.’s record N.L. West winning streak.
Long ball vs. Red Sox ends longest MLB postseason game (7 hours, 20 minutes).
Home run derby includes Pederson (2), Hernandez (2), Barnes, Seager, Muncy and Bellinger.
Smith, Verdugo and Beaty make MLB history in sweep of Rockies.
First championship celebration since 1988 champs.
Longball ends elimination-game drama as L.A. advances.
Matches Hernandez 2017 feat of postseason home run hat trick.