Los Angeles Dodgers MLB Betting Odds
It is true that not many teams can lose Trea Turner, Tyler Anderson, Justin Turner, Cody Bellinger, Andrew Heaney, Chris Martin, and others and still be considered a World Series contender, but that speaks to how much talent is still on the Dodgers roster. However, they will be relying more heavily on young players this year, and the trio of Tony Gonsolin, Dustin May, and Noah Syndergaard in the starting rotation could make or break their season.
Meanwhile, gamblers ponder if someone from the prospect MLB-ready group of Miguel Vargas, James Outman, Michael Busch, Bobby Miller, Ryan Pepiot, and Michael Grove will emerge as the team's next homegrown star.
Los Angeles Dodgers MLB Betting Odds
Odds to Win World Series: +900 (April 18, 2023)
Trea Turner is a superstar. There's another good hitter, two very good left-handers, a former MVP who's still an elite defender, and a couple of solid relief pitchers in there.
As for the players the Dodgers have added this winter, they're good. But just good. Miguel Rojas will provide good defense at shortstop. Clayton Kershaw and Noah Syndergaard will eat innings. JD Martinez and David Peralta are at least useful as platoon hitters. And Shelby Miller and Alex Reyes have upside in relief roles.
Nonetheless, this is not what Dodgers fans must have expected after a 111-win season and with so much money coming off the team's books. It seems like the luxury tax drove the decision-making this winter, not a desire to keep winning games at historic rates.
2023 Los Angeles Dodgers Season Schedule
March 30-April 2: Arizona Diamondbacks
April 3-4: Colorado Rockies
April 6-9: at Arizona Diamondbacks
April 10-12: at San Francisco Giants
April 14-16: Chicago Cubs
April 17-19: New York Mets
April 20-23: at Chicago Cubs
April 25-27: at Pittsburgh Pirates
April 28-30: St. Louis Cardinals
May 1-3: Philadelphia Phillies
May 5-7: at San Diego Padres
May 8-10: Milwaukee Brewers
May 12-14: San Diego Padres
May 15-17: Minnesota Twins
May 18-21: at St. Louis Cardinals
May 22-24: at Atlanta Braves
May 26-28: at Tampa Bay Rays
May 29-31: Washington Nationals
June 2-4: New York Yankees
June 6-8: at Cincinnati Reds
June 9-11: at Philadelphia Phillies
June 13-15: Chicago White Sox
June 16-18: San Francisco Giants
June 20-21: at Los Angeles Angels
June 23-25: Houston Astros
June 27-29: at Colorado Rockies
June 30-July 2: at Kansas City Royals
July 3-6: Pittsburgh Pirates
July 7-8: Los Angeles Angels
July 14-16: at New York Mets
July 17-19: at Baltimore Orioles
July 21-23: at Texas Rangers
July 24-26: Toronto Blue Jays
July 28-30: Cincinnati Reds
August 1-3: Oakland A’s
August 4-7: at San Diego Padres
August 8-9: at Arizona Diamondbacks
August 10-13: Colorado Rockies
August 15-17: Milwaukee Brewers
August 18-20: Miami Marlins
August 22-24: at Cleveland Guardians
August 25-27: at Boston Red Sox
August 28-30: Arizona Diamondbacks
August 31-September 3: Atlanta Braves
September 5-7: at Miami Marlins
September 8-10: at Washington Nationals
September 11-13: San Diego Padres
September 15-17: at Seattle Mariners
September 18-20: Detroit Tigers
September 21-24: San Francisco Giants
September 26-28: at Colorado Rockies
September 29-October 1: at San Francisco Giants
Statistics By Year (2010)
| YEAR |
RECORD |
HOME |
AWAY |
MONEY |
O/U |
DIVISION FINISH |
| 2022 |
111-51 |
57-24 |
54-27 |
+935 |
67-82-13 |
1st |
| 2021 |
112-62 |
62-25 |
50-37 |
-264 |
76-87-10 |
2nd |
| 2020 |
43-17 |
21-9 |
22-8 |
+569 |
27-26-7 |
1st |
| 2019 |
106-56 |
59-22 |
47-34 |
+1666 |
77-77-8 |
1st |
| 2018 |
92-71 |
45-37 |
47-34 |
-2,283 |
76-80-7 |
1st |
| 2017 |
104-58 |
57-24 |
47-34 |
+698 |
78-79-5 |
1st |
| 2016 |
92-70 |
55-26 |
37-44 |
-1,122 |
78-79-5 |
1st |
| 2015 |
94-68 |
45-36 |
49-32 |
+1,005 |
83-70-9 |
1st |
| 2014 |
92-70 |
47-34 |
45-36 |
+541 |
73-82-7 |
1st |
| 2013 |
86-76 |
45-36 |
41-40 |
+274 |
71-82-9 |
2nd |
| 2012 |
82-79 |
42-39 |
40-40 |
+201 |
79-71-11 |
3rd |
| 2011 |
80-82 |
45-36 |
35-46 |
-1,146 |
76-81-5 |
4th |
| 2010 |
95-67 |
50-31 |
45-36 |
+1,090 |
71-77-13 |
1st |
Year-By-Year History (2010)
| YEAR |
RECORD |
STANDING |
POSTSEASON |
| 2022 |
111-51 |
1st |
Lost NLDS |
| 2021 |
112-62 |
2nd |
Lost NLCS |
| 2020 |
43-17 |
1st |
Won World Series |
| 2019 |
106-56 |
1st |
Lost NLDS |
| 2018 |
92-71 |
1st |
Lost World Series |
| 2017 |
104-58 |
1st |
Lost World Series |
| 2016 |
91-71 |
1st |
Lost NLCS |
| 2015 |
92-70 |
1st |
Lost NLDS |
| 2014 |
94-68 |
1st |
Lost NLDS |
| 2013 |
92-70 |
1st |
Lost NLCS |
| 2012 |
86-76 |
2nd |
- |
| 2011 |
82-79 |
3rd |
- |
| 2010 |
80-82 |
4th |
- |
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