The Dodgers are very good at what they do under new ownership. With Andrew Friedman leading the charge, this new group has designed a well-oiled machine that can win championships and maintain a strong future team. It’s incredible.
But it hasn’t always been this way for the Dodgers. Fans in Los Angeles certainly remember the sad days of winning as few as 71 games in the early 2000s, or the early playoff exits and droughts that they had to endure.
You might be old enough to remember the Darryl Strawberry signing, which went for a whopping five-year $22.