Stadium & Culture
19 entries in the Los Angeles Dodgers compendium.
Dodger StadiumAn iconic baseball landmark, home of the Los Angeles Dodgers since 1962.Chavez RavineA shallow canyon in Los Angeles, home to Dodger Stadium and a rich, contested history.Sandy Koufax EraThe Left Arm of God: Sandy Koufax, Dodgers legend and Hall of Fame pitcher.Ebbets FieldHome of the Brooklyn Dodgers and baseball's greatest dramas.San Francisco RivalryThe I-5 rivalry between the Dodgers and Padres has intensified in the 2020s with three postseason meetings.World Series TitlesSeven World Series titles, 24 pennants, and a legacy of sustained excellence.Dodger Blue ColorsThe blue that bleeds through history and code.Hall of Fame LegendsA storied franchise with a record 26 NL pennants and nine World Series titles.I Love L.A.A 1983 Randy Newman anthem about Los Angeles featuring specific references to local streets and culture.Take Me Out to the Ball GameThe unifying song that turns strangers into a family of Dodger fans.Dodger DogsThe classic ballpark hot dog at Dodger Stadium.Jackie Robinson DayHonoring the day Jackie Robinson broke baseball's color barrier.Number Forty-TwoThe number that broke the barrier and united a league in honor.Dodger BlueThe rich bright azure of the Los Angeles Dodgers, both a uniform color and a web color.Dodger ArmyFrom Brooklyn to Los Angeles: A legacy of baseball history.Seventh-Inning Stretch TraditionA long-standing baseball tradition between the halves of the seventh inning.Los Angeles Memorial ColiseumA historic memorial and multi-purpose stadium in Los Angeles.Number 42 RetirementOne jersey retired to honor the courage that reshaped America's pastime.Casey Stengel LegacyThe Brooklyn manager who left before the stadium fight even began.
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