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National League West · 2023

Los Angeles Dodgers 2023

Team WAR
46.0
33.1 bat / 12.8 pitch
Win %
.617
pyth .616
Run diff
+207
5.59 / 4.31 per g
wRC+
121
ERA
4.14
FIP 4.26
Home runs
240

The Los Angeles Dodgers went 100-62 in 2023, a .617 winning percentage — the third best record in baseball. They scored 906 runs and allowed 699, a run differential of +207. The offence ranked the second best in MLB for runs scored, while their 4.14 staff ERA was 15th of 30. Their 121 team wRC+ was 21% above league average — the second best in MLB. Mookie Betts led the position players at 8.1 WAR, and Bobby Miller the rotation at a 3.76 ERA.

Where the offence comes from

Roster contribution by share of the team total.

1,346 team hits
Freddie Freeman211Freddie Freeman — 211 hits (15.7%)Mookie Betts179Mookie Betts — 179 hits (13.3%)Will Smith121Will Smith — 121 hits (9.0%)James Outman120James Outman — 120 hits (8.9%)J.D. Martinez117J.D. Martinez — 117 hits (8.7%)Max Muncy102Max Muncy — 102 hits (7.6%)David Peralta102David Peralta — 102 hits (7.6%)Miguel Rojas91Miguel Rojas — 91 hits (6.8%)Jason Heyward90Jason Heyward — 90 hits (6.7%)Chris Taylor80Chris Taylor — 80 hits (5.9%)Miguel Vargas50Miguel Vargas — 50 hits (3.7%)Barnes32Austin Barnes — 32 hits (2.4%)25Trayce Thompson — 25 hits (1.9%)12Michael Busch — 12 hits (0.9%)11Jonny DeLuca — 11 hits (0.8%)Yonny Hernández — 3 hits (0.2%)
Each rectangle is a player, sized by his share of the team's hits; darker means a larger share. Top 30 contributors. Select a different statistic above, or click a player for his page.

Batting

17 players, ranked by dbWAR.

Mookie BettsRF1526931793910714.307.408.579.4191758.1
Freddie Freeman1B1617302112910223.331.410.567.4131717.8
Will SmithC12555412119763.261.359.438.3471234.0
James OutmanCF150567120237016.248.353.437.3461233.7
Max Muncy3B135579102361051.212.333.475.3461233.5
J.D. MartinezDH112479117331031.271.321.572.3701402.3
Jason HeywardRF1223779015402.269.340.473.3491251.9
Chris TaylorLF11538480155616.237.326.420.3251081.8
Miguel Vargas2B81304507323.195.305.367.298880.7
Miguel RojasSS123423915318.236.290.322.273700.3
David PeraltaLF1324221027554.259.294.381.292840.2
Jonny DeLucaLF234511261.262.311.429.3211050.2
Shelby MillerP110000.000.000.000.000-1250.0
Yonny Hernández2B13273040.136.231.182.19917-0.2
Trayce ThompsonCF68179256172.163.285.294.26867-0.2
Michael Busch3B268112271.167.247.292.24248-0.3
Austin BarnesC59200322112.180.256.242.23140-0.6

Pitching

30 pitchers, ranked by dbWAR.

Bobby Miller2222124.111401193.763.511.108.62.6
Clayton Kershaw2424131.213501372.464.031.069.41.9
Brusdar Graterol68167.1427481.203.030.976.41.3
Dustin May9948.0410342.633.230.946.41.1
Evan Phillips62061.12424662.053.160.839.71.1
Ryan Brasier59059.2302563.023.141.028.41.1
Caleb Ferguson68760.1743703.433.341.4410.41.0
Julio Urías2121117.111801174.604.691.169.00.8
Alex Vesia56149.2251644.353.661.3911.60.6
Michael Grove181269.0230736.134.361.489.50.6
Victor González34133.2330304.013.401.108.00.5
Shelby Miller36142.0301421.713.680.909.00.5
Ryan Pepiot8342.0210382.144.180.768.10.4
Emmet Sheehan131160.1411644.924.851.199.50.3
Phil Bickford61067.1551764.954.461.4610.20.2
Justin Bruihl27028.0100225.464.111.397.10.2
Yency Almonte49048.0320495.064.591.409.20.1
Kyle Hurt102.000030.000.260.0013.50.1
Tyler Cyr201.200020.000.860.6010.80.1
Daniel Hudson303.000150.002.921.6715.00.1
Yonny Hernández101.000000.003.261.000.00.0
Luke Williams101.000000.003.260.000.00.0
Bryan Hudson608.200077.274.871.857.3-0.0
Miguel Rojas303.000006.005.261.330.0-0.0
Wander Suero508.010097.886.131.3810.1-0.1
Tony Gonsolin2020103.0850824.985.431.227.2-0.1
Jake Reed100.2000181.0024.269.0013.5-0.1
Gus Varland16020.1110206.645.712.118.9-0.2
Gavin Stone8431.0111229.006.641.906.4-0.6
Noah Syndergaard181888.2260566.506.201.395.7-0.9

Attendance

Announced gate at 81 home dates, 2023.

Average
47,371
81 home dates
Median
47,731
Total
3,837,079
Best
53,057
2023-07-08
Quietest
36,434
2023-05-17
On the road
32,292
what they drew away

By situation

Day and night divide the home schedule, and so do weekend and weekday. The road line is a different question.
SplitGamesAvgMedLowHigh
All home8147,37147,73136,43453,057
Night6147,62648,28036,52153,057
Day2046,59446,97036,43452,975
Weekend3849,85250,40540,89553,057
Weekday4345,17945,56136,43452,624
On the road8032,29234,68410,56048,034

Through the season

Average home crowd by month.
MonthGamesAverage
Mar248,732
Apr1349,597
May1244,744
Jun1249,670
Jul1248,379
Aug1746,231
Sep1345,802

By season

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Announced gate — tickets distributed, which is the figure every reference publishes and is not the same as people through the turnstile. A game the feed reports no gate for is left out rather than counted as empty. Seasons before attendance was carried into the lake are absent from the trend rather than shown as zero.

Game time

First pitch to final out across 162 completed games, 2023.

Regulation
2:40
150 games
All games
2:43
Extra innings
3:15
12 of them
Longest
3:48
2023-05-15, 12 inn
Shortest
2:05
2023-08-19

By situation

Regulation and extra innings divide the season, and so do home and road. Day and night overlap both.
SplitGamesAvgMedFastestLongest
All1622:432:432:053:48
Regulation1502:402:412:053:21
Extra innings123:153:182:433:48
Home812:392:362:053:48
Road812:462:452:073:28
Day482:432:452:083:15
Night1142:432:432:053:48

Through the season

Average completed game by month.
MonthGamesAverage
Mar22:38
Apr132:38
May122:42
Jun122:46
Jul122:45
Aug172:28
Sep132:40

By season

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Regulation games only, in minutes. 160 minutes this season.

Elapsed time from first pitch to final out. The feed does not itemise delays, so a rain delay is inside these numbers with no way to subtract it. Games called early are excluded — five innings in ninety-three minutes is not a short game — but they still count in attendance, because the crowd turned up.

Record versus run differential

Los Angeles Dodgers are 100-62, a .617 win rate, while their +207 run differential implies .616. That is essentially in line — the record reflects the run scoring.