The Los Angeles Dodgers are off to the best start in Major League Baseball history for a defending World Series champion. Following their improbable, come-from-behind 6-5 walk-off win over the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday night,

2015 — The Los Angeles Dodgers set a baseball record with a $270 million opening-day payroll, including nearly $44 million going to players no longer on the team. Major League Baseball’s average salary on opening day also set a mark at $4.2 million.

The Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres have etched their names in the record books as the only National League West teams to start 7-0 or better for the fifth time since 2003.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are one win away from matching the 1933 New York Yankees' record for consecutive wins with seven.

The New York Yankees may have stolen the headlines on Saturday with an historic nine-home run display as part of their 20-9 rout over the Milwaukee Brewers, but the Los Angeles Dodgers also made MLB history by virtue of a 7-3 win against the Detroit Tigers.

Dodgers edge out the Braves on Tuesday night, courtesy of another clutch Mookie Betts homer, and reach a stellar milestone

As improbable as the Dodgers' start to their title defense has been, there was little doubt around the team that Shohei Ohtani would make something happen on his bobblehead night, the first of four planned for this season.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have an All-Star on the injured list and a decision to make as to who to call up, and a Yasiel Puig comeback attempt.

The current MLB champions are off to a perfect start to the 2025 campaign and have even made their best start to a season since the Dodgers franchise moved to Los Angeles in 1958,

The Padres are off to their best start to a season in franchise history, but their bitter rivals, the Los Angeles Dodgers, are in lockstep with them. The Dodgers have also begun the year on a tear at 8-0.