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Dodgers at Miami Marlins in an enhanced and condensed replay.

Dodgers at Colorado Rockies in an enhanced and condensed replay.

Dodgers at Colorado Rockies in an enhanced and condensed replay.

A behind-the-scenes look at Los Angeles Dodgers players and team activities.

Part 1 of 4. The early years of Tommy Lasorda, culminating with a brief trip to the Majors as a pitcher.

Part 2 of 4. Lasorda takes a job as a Dodger scout and his career path is laid out once he's promoted to minor league manager. Dodger Stadium soon came calling with a coaching job under manager Walter Alston.

Part 3 of 4. Tommy Lasorda and the Dodgers welcome the Hollywood community, including legendary Frank Sinatra. In addition to the star sightings in the clubhouse, there is plenty to cheer about with three pennants in his first five years, including the 1981 World Series crown.

Conclusion. Tommy Lasorda's legacy continues with the 1988 World Series, highlighted by Kirk Gibson's improbable and memorable heroics. His management career ended in 1996 amid health concerns, but he does go on to win a gold medal in the 2000 Olympics.

"Welcome to Dodgertown" details the history of Dodgertown and its place in the team's history through interviews with players, coaches and other members of the Dodger organization.

Part 1 of 4. The early years of Tommy Lasorda, culminating with a brief trip to the Majors as a pitcher.

Part 2 of 4. Lasorda takes a job as a Dodger scout and his career path is laid out once he's promoted to minor league manager. Dodger Stadium soon came calling with a coaching job under manager Walter Alston.

Part 3 of 4. Tommy Lasorda and the Dodgers welcome the Hollywood community, including legendary Frank Sinatra. In addition to the star sightings in the clubhouse, there is plenty to cheer about with three pennants in his first five years, including the 1981 World Series crown.

Conclusion. Tommy Lasorda's legacy continues with the 1988 World Series, highlighted by Kirk Gibson's improbable and memorable heroics. His management career ended in 1996 amid health concerns, but he does go on to win a gold medal in the 2000 Olympics.

Dane Martinez and Kevin Walsh preview the slate for the day, going over lines, totals, and props. (New).

A tribute to the late Tommy Lasorda, World Series-winning manager in 1981 and 1988 as part of seven decades with the Dodgers.

On its 10th anniversary, relive the excitement of Clayton Kershaw's June 18, 2014, no-hitter against Colorado, which had the highest team batting average in baseball at the time.

Dodgers at Miami Marlins in an enhanced and condensed replay.

During the team's road trip to New York, Evan Phillips visits the city's oldest deli - Katz's Delicatessen; and Gavin Stone and Orel Hershiser go out to lunch and have an in-depth conversation about the art of pitching and their baseball careers.

Freddie Freeman spends time on the field with his son Charlie and also tours the new clubhouse that bears his name at El Modena High School; a group of players including Will Smith, Alex Vesia, Freddie Freeman and Jason Heyward participate in a series of golf competitions at Dodger Stadium and out on the links.

A unique look at Miguel Rojas's preparation and recovery process--on the field and in the film and training rooms; and Mookie Betts brings his baseball expertise to the SportsNet LA broadcast booth, serving as a guest game analyst alongside Joe Davis and Eric Karros.

Clayton Kershaw details his rehab and recovery from offseason shoulder surgery and makes his 2024 Dodgers debut; and starting pitcher River Ryan, one of the organization's top prospects, makes his major league debut at Dodger Stadium.

Three-time All-Star Matt Kemp returns to Chavez Ravine for Alumni Weekend, reconnects with former teammates and signs a one-day contract to officially retire as a Dodger; also, the Dodgers acquire several players at the trade deadline, including Burbank native Jack Flaherty, who grew up rooting for the Boys in Blue.

Shohei Ohtani enters the vaunted 40/40 club in dramatic fashion, becoming just the sixth player in major league history to hit 40 home runs and steal 40 bases in a single season; Gavin Lux returns to his native Wisconsin and details the peaks and valleys of the past two seasons.

Anthony Banda details how coaching a high school team helped him rediscover his love for baseball and he discusses his role in the Dodger bullpen; and 2023 first-round draft pick Kendall George provides a look at life in the Dodger minor league system.

A behind-the-scenes look at Los Angeles Dodgers players and team activities.

Edited replays of Dodgers games.

Edited replays of Dodgers games.

Edited replays of Dodgers games.

Explore fascinating connections between people, places, and things. Discover hidden links that reveal surprising stories and unexpected relationships.

A Dodger Stadium jersey retirement ceremony for legendary left-handed pitcher Fernando Valenzuela and his No. 34.

A 40th anniversary look at Fernando Valenzuela's rookie year and the Dodgers' 1981 World Series championship, featuring archival footage, photos and new interviews with prominent players and broadcasters who experienced it.

Paying tribute to legendary broadcaster Vin Scully by highlighting some memorable moments from the later years of his amazing 67-year career with the Dodgers.

The Dodgers honor Hall of Fame broadcaster Vin Scully before he calls his final homestand at Dodger Stadium on September 23. Scully and his family are joined by former Dodgers and the current team to commemorate his memorable career with the Dodgers.

A special look back at the memorable career of Vin Scully, including interviews with players and coaches who share their best memories of the legendary broadcaster.

A tribute to late Dodgers infielder Maury Wills, winner of the 1962 NL MVP Award and the franchise record-holder for stolen bases in a season (104).

Tommy Lasorda, Ron Cey and Steve Yeager reunite to look back at the Dodgers' World Series title in 1981, when they beat the Yankees in six games.

Orel Hershiser, Tommy Lasorda and Mickey Hatcher reunite to look back at the 1988 regular season leading up to the Dodgers' playoff run.

Orel Hershiser, Tommy Lasorda and Mickey Hatcher reunite to look back at the 1988 NLCS, where the Dodgers topped the favored Mets in seven games.

A look back at the Dodgers' last World Series title in 1988. They won a 5-game series against the Athletics.

Paying tribute to legendary broadcaster Vin Scully by highlighting some memorable moments from the later years of his amazing 67-year career with the Dodgers.

A special look back at the memorable career of Vin Scully, including interviews with players and coaches who share their best memories of the legendary broadcaster.

Dane Martinez and Kevin Walsh preview the slate for the day, going over lines, totals, and props. (New).

From Mike Scioscia's dramatic game-tying home run in Game 4 to Orel Hershiser pitching a complete shutout in Game 7, the Dodgers heroically clinched a berth in the World Series after defeating the New York Mets.

The Dodgers faced the heavily-favored Athletics in the 1988 World Series. Starting with Kirk Gibson's incredible pinch-hit, walk-off home run in Game 1 to Orel Hershiser's complete performances, the Dodgers win their sixth world championship.

Dodgers at Miami Marlins in an enhanced and condensed replay.

Edited replays of Dodgers games.