Stadium & Culture
19 entries in the Los Angeles Dodgers compendium.
Stadium & Culture — Era Chart
Dodger StadiumThe largest baseball stadium in the world, home of the Los Angeles Dodgers since 1962.Chavez RavineA shallow canyon in Los Angeles, home to Dodger Stadium and a rich history of Mexican-AmerSandy Koufax EraDominant left-handed pitcher for the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers, Hall of Famer, and threEbbets FieldHome of the Brooklyn Dodgers and baseball's greatest dramas.San Francisco RivalryThe I-5 rivalry between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres.World Series TitlesSeven World Series titles, 27 pennants, and a legacy of sustained excellence.Dodger Blue ColorsThe Los Angeles Dodgers: a storied franchise from Brooklyn to Los Angeles, with eight WorlHall of Fame LegendsEight World Series titles and a record 25 National League pennants — the Dodgers' trophy cI Love L.A.A 1983 Randy Newman anthem about Los Angeles featuring crowd shouts of "We love it!" and sTake 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 BlueA rich bright azure named for the Los Angeles Dodgers, with a web color counterpart that eDodger ArmyFrom Brooklyn to Los Angeles: A legacy of baseball history.Seventh-Inning Stretch TraditionThe seventh-inning stretch: a timeless baseball tradition of standing, stretching, and sinLos 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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