Game Date: Feb 2nd, 2070
Los Angeles Dodgers
Team: Los Angeles Dodgers [ID #687] 
Location: Los Angeles, CA (West)
League: VI.18 - West
Owner:
msuyoshi
[since July 05th 2025 | last seen July 09th 2025]
Manager: Dax Battle
Ballpark: Los Angeles Ballpark
Rank: #383 - Rating: 88.86
Fan Mood: 88.60
Prestige: 48
Color: Blue
Team Notes:
• Jan 13 2070: Braydon Scott was claimed off of waivers.• Jan 13 2070: Andrew Han was released.
• Jan 13 2070: Dax Battle was hired as the new manager.
• Jan 13 2070: Bob Scholl was fired as manager.
• Jan 13 2070: Bob Scholl was hired as the new manager.
• Jan 13 2070: Rickey Reed was fired as manager.
• Jan 13 2070: Derrick Tsai was released.
• Jan 13 2070: Guy McCain was released.
• Jan 13 2070: Team acquired by msuyoshi.
• Jan 13 2070: Mark Hanson was selected to the national team of United States.
League Record:
Wins: 0 Losses: 0 Pct: .000 Last10: 0-0 Streak: -Ave: 0.0 - 0.0 RS: 0 RA: 0 DIFF: 0 Power Index: 98.8
Cup:
Group 114 [0 | Still Alive]Press Releases:
Jan 13 2070: DODGERS COME UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP - by msuyoshi on July 6th, 2025The Los Angeles Dodgers have been suffering in a dogwater division VI league for too long and have recently come under new ownership. They are hoping to turn the team around and eventually lead them back to great success. They have represented in the Legends League for exactly one season in their history, finishing 68-92 in 2040 and immediately relegating back to a League II league. In recent times they have struggled mightily, spending 10 of their most recent 15 seasons in the lowest possible division. New ownership understands this must change but are also stressing the process of building a competitor over time instead of panicking.
First they must focus on simply surviving in whatever league they find themselves this year and begin to make progress towards eventual promotion. They do boast second baseman Mark Hanson, one of America's best players in his prime, but have a ways to go with the rest of the roster until Los Angeles can begin to mount a serious climb up the divisions. Whether Hanson will ever be able to represent a truly competitive club team remains to be seen.