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(last updated on November 26, 2025)

Outside of the New York Yankees, it would be hard to pick a more recognizable MLB franchise than the Dodgers. First in Brooklyn and now in Los Angeles since 1958, the Dodgers always seem to be a relevant staple of America’s Pastime. This franchise is responsible for one of the game’s most seminal moments when Jackie Robinson integrated baseball in 1947. Then, they left a borough heartbroken as they moved to Hollywood in the late 50s. In the 60s, Sandy Koufax had one of the most dominant runs ever by a pitcher. Then in the late 70s/early 80s the Yanks-Dodgers rivalry was rekindled in the Fall Classic. Who could ever forget Kirk Gibson’s climactic blast off of Eck in ‘88? The last 20 years the Dodgers have been the most consistent winner and spender in the league. In the 2024 offseason, they signed two massive Japanese stars to make their brand even more global than before. Then Shohei Ohtani’s historic season spurred the team to their eighth World Series title in 2024, and then they repeated in 2025. Anyway, you get the point that this is an important franchise, so let’s now examine some of their most important players. From Ebbets Field to Chavez Ravine, here are the men with the most home runs in the history of the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers.