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The Los Angeles Dodgers are a privately-held Major League Baseball franchise headquartered at Dodger Stadium (1000 Vin Scully Avenue, Los Angeles). Founded in 1884 as the Brooklyn Atlantics and relocated to Los Angeles in 1958, the franchise operates in MLB's largest market and is owned by Mark Walter through Guggenheim Baseball Management. The organization fields a major league roster plus four wholly-owned minor league affiliates (Oklahoma City Comets at Triple-A, Tulsa Drillers at Double-A, Great Lakes Loons at High-A, and Ontario Tower Buzzers at Single-A), with on-field operations led by President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman, General Manager Brandon Gomes, and Manager Dave Roberts.

Revenue is generated across five streams: ticket sales (single-game, season memberships, group packages via Dodger Stadium, Ticketmaster and SeatGeek); broadcasting rights (national deals through Fox, ESPN, Apple TV+, TBS, NBC Sports; regional carriage on SportsNet LA; MLB.TV streaming); premium seating and stadium experiences (Yaamava' Dugout Club, Lexus Baseline Club, Bank of America Suites, Champions Lounge); merchandise and licensing through MLB Shop, Fanatics, and New Balance; and corporate sponsorships including Bank of America. Distribution occurs through the MLB.com centralized digital platform, SportsNet LA, national TV broadcast slots, the Dodger Stadium box office, and the MLB mobile app ecosystem. The franchise has won consecutive World Series championships in 2024 and 2025 and is pursuing a three-peat in 2026, operating with the highest luxury-tax payroll in MLB at $421 million.

The business model is a hybrid of high-volume consumer transactions (tickets, merchandise, streaming subscriptions) and high-value B2B contracts (broadcasting rights, corporate sponsorships, premium hospitality). The team operates as part of MLB's centrally-managed media and licensing apparatus while retaining franchise-level control over local ticketing, premium seating, and sponsorship inventory. Community-facing initiatives are channeled through the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation (LADF), Dodgers 365 events, and targeted social impact programs such as the $1.1 million partnership with the City of Los Angeles to assist families impacted by ICE actions.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers are a privately-owned Major League Baseball franchise based in Los Angeles, California. They generate revenue through ticket sales, broadcasting rights, premium seating, merchandise, and corporate sponsorships, serving baseball fans, season ticket holders, and national broadcast/sponsorship partners.

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North America
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professional baseball franchise, live sports entertainment, premium stadium seating, sports merchandise licensing, sports broadcast subscriptions
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Baseball & Softball Leagues
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League-Owned Media Networks (e.g., NFL/MLB/NBA/Club Channels)
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League/Team-Owned Digital Broadcast Networks
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Team & League Branded Merchandise Retail (Non-Apparel)
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Professional & Major League Stadiums
Media, Entertainment & Sports/Sports (Leagues, Teams, Events, Venues)/Sports Venues & Facilities (Stadiums, Arenas, Tracks, Complexes)
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  • Sports Teams and Clubs711211
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  • Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs7997
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Professional Sports Entertainment
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Revenue model5 records
1Ticket Sales
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Revenue from single-game tickets, 2026 season tickets, group tickets, and special event packages sold through Dodger Stadium and Ticketmaster/SeatGeek partnerships

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2Broadcasting Rights
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

National television broadcast rights through MLB partnerships with Fox, ESPN, Apple TV+, TBS, and NBC Sports; local broadcasts on SportsNet LA; MLB.TV streaming subscriptions

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3Premium Seating and Stadium Experiences
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Revenue from luxury suites, club seats, Yaamava' Dugout Club memberships, Lexus Baseline Club, Champions Lounge, and stadium event rentals including concerts

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4Merchandise and Licensing
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Official merchandise sales through MLB Shop, MLB Auctions, team stores at Dodger Stadium, and licensing partnerships with Fanatics and New Balance

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5Sponsorships
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Corporate sponsorship deals including Bank of America financial services partnership, in-stadium concessions and advertising inventory

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The Los Angeles Dodgers are a Major League Baseball franchise that generates revenue by selling tickets to home games at Dodger Stadium, broadcasting games through SportsNet LA and MLB.TV, licensing and selling official team merchandise, and offering premium hospitality experiences including the Yaamava' Dugout Club, Lexus Baseline Club, Bank of America Suites, Champions Lounge, and Stadium Club Boxes. The franchise also operates four minor league affiliates and runs community programs through the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation and Dodgers 365.

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  • Five National League pennants and three World Series championships in 11 seasons under manager Dave Roberts
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The Los Angeles Dodgers is a Major League Baseball franchise. The organization operates through the official MLB.com platform, offering fans ticket purchases, live game streaming (MLB.TV), team merchandise through the official store, and various community programs through the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation (LADF). The team manages four minor league affiliates: Triple-A Oklahoma City Comets, Double-A Tulsa Drillers, High-A Great Lakes Loons, and Single-A Ontario Tower Buzzers. The Dodgers' digital presence includes Dodgers 365 (events and experiences), community outreach initiatives, and promotional events at Dodger Stadium.

Product and service11 records
1Single Game Tickets
CategoryLive event ticketing
Description

Individual game tickets to Los Angeles Dodgers regular-season home games at Dodger Stadium, sold directly via dodgers.com and through the SeatGeek secondary marketplace. Targeted at individual fans and families seeking live MLB entertainment.

22026 Season Ticket Memberships
CategoryLive event ticketing
Description

Multi-game season ticket commitments granting access to the full home schedule and member benefits via the Dodgers member portal; sold to individual fans and corporate buyers.

3Group Tickets
CategoryLive event ticketing
Description

Group ticket packages for organizations, schools, and large parties attending Dodgers games together at Dodger Stadium.

4Premium Seating (Yaamava' Dugout Club, Lexus Baseline Club, Bank of America Suites, Champions Lounge, Stadium Club Boxes)
CategoryPremium hospitality
Description

Premium hospitality seating products including the Yaamava' Dugout Club, Lexus Baseline Club, Bank of America Suites, Champions Lounge, and Stadium Club Boxes; marketed to high-spending individuals, corporate buyers, and entertainment clients.

5MLB.TV Streaming Subscription
CategorySports broadcasting subscription
Description

Out-of-market subscription streaming of Dodgers games delivered through MLB.TV, targeted at fans outside the Los Angeles broadcast region.

6SportsNet LA+ Streaming Subscription
CategorySports broadcasting subscription
Description

Regional subscription streaming of Dodgers games via SportsNet LA, serving in-market Southern California subscribers who do not have access through their cable provider.

7Official Dodgers Merchandise (MLB Shop)
CategoryLicensed sports merchandise
Description

Licensed team merchandise — jerseys, caps, apparel, trading cards, collectibles, memorabilia, and home goods — sold online via MLB Shop and at Dodger Stadium team stores; targeted at fans and collectors.

8Dodgers Auctions / MLB Auctions
CategorySports memorabilia auctions
Description

Authenticated memorabilia and collectibles auctioned via the official MLB Auctions platform; targeted at Dodgers fans, sports memorabilia collectors, and bidders seeking game-used items.

9Special Event Ticket Packages & Promotions
CategoryLive event ticketing
Description

Theme-night ticket bundles, promotional giveaways, and special event packages combining game admission with branded items or experiences at Dodger Stadium.

10Dodger Stadium Rentals & Concerts / Dodgers 365 Events
CategoryStadium event hosting
Description

Stadium rental for concerts, private events, and special occasions held at Dodger Stadium outside of the regular MLB schedule; marketed to event organizers and corporate buyers.

11Dodger Stadium Tours
CategoryStadium experience
Description

Guided behind-the-scenes tours of Dodger Stadium offered to fans and visitors, providing access to non-game-day areas of the ballpark.

Scale indicator5 records

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Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Fanatics is the official online retail partner for Dodgers merchandise, operating the official team shop and handling merchandise fulfillment for jerseys, apparel, and accessories.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

New Balance serves as official footwear and athletic apparel partner for the Dodgers, with Shohei Ohtani having a significant endorsement relationship with the brand.

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Description

MLB partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of America supporting youth development programs; Dodgers actively participate in community initiatives through Dodgers 365 community programs.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Dodgers partnered with California Community Foundation to distribute $1 million in direct financial assistance to families impacted by ICE immigration actions in Los Angeles region.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Dodgers partnered with Labor Community Services (affiliated with LA County Federation of Labor) to provide food assistance and support services to over 4,000 families.

Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

MLB's other flagship large-market franchise and the most direct comparable: similar revenue model (premium seating, YES Network, merchandise), similar high-payroll strategy, and the only other multi-decade brand with comparable historical dominance. Operates the most-cited parallel to the Dodgers' broadcast-network ownership via YES Network.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major-market AL East franchise with comparable revenue mix (luxury suites at Fenway, NESN regional network, premium corporate partnerships) and a similarly storied brand. Closely comparable on premium-experience revenue mix and championship-driven sponsorship pricing power.

TypeDirect peer
Description

NL West division rival sharing the California media market and competing directly for the regional sports viewership, sponsorship overlap with Bay Area tech brands, and ticket/dining-event revenue. Comparable on market characteristics and broadcast positioning (NBC Sports Bay Area).

TypeDirect peer
Description

Cohen-owned, top-three MLB payroll franchise with similar aggressive free-agent strategy. Closest direct competitor for star-player acquisition and a meaningful revenue scale comparison given the second-largest MLB market and SNY ownership stake.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Top-five MLB franchise by valuation with marquee ballpark (Wrigley Field) revenue, Marquee Sports Network, and a comparable premium-hospitality product. Often cited alongside the Dodgers as benchmark large-market MLB ownership groups pursuing modernization of revenue streams.

TypeDirect peer
Description

2021 World Series champion that operated the largest league-wide payroll and high-margin The Battery Atlanta mixed-use development around Truist Park — comparable benchmark for stadium-anchored revenue and recent championship monetization.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Recent dynasty with a 2022 title and sustained postseason presence, comparable star-player payroll strategy under owner Jim Crane, and similarly developed premium-seat inventory at Minute Maid Park — natural benchmark for evaluating what a non-flagship-market dynasty's commercial trajectory can deliver.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Large-market NL franchise with top-10 payroll, NBC Sports Philadelphia, and a Citizens Bank Park premium-seating offering analogous to Dodger Stadium's. Useful peer for stress-testing large-market, championship-adjacent revenue mix outside of the LA/NY premium.

TypeDirect peer
Description

2023 World Series champion with comparable top-five payroll, Bally Sports Southwest regional network, and Globe Life Field's premium-seating product. Selected because post-title commercial trajectory is one of the closest data points for projecting the Dodgers' 2024-2025 win economics.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Crypto.com Arena and Spectrum SportsNet LA — the same LA market as the Dodgers and a regional network partner overlap. While not a baseball peer, the Lakers are the most relevant cross-sport comparison for large-market, championship-anchored premium-experience monetization and LA corporate sponsorship dynamics.

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Los Angeles Dodgers

Professional Sports Entertainmentlosangeles.dodgers.mlb.com

The Los Angeles Dodgers are a privately-owned Major League Baseball franchise based in Los Angeles, California. They generate revenue through ticket sales, broadcasting rights, premium seating, merchandise, and corporate sponsorships, serving baseball fans, season ticket holders, and national broadcast/sponsorship partners.

What Los Angeles Dodgers does

The Los Angeles Dodgers are a privately-held Major League Baseball franchise headquartered at Dodger Stadium (1000 Vin Scully Avenue, Los Angeles). Founded in 1884 as the Brooklyn Atlantics and relocated to Los Angeles in 1958, the franchise operates in MLB's largest market and is owned by Mark Walter through Guggenheim Baseball Management. The organization fields a major league roster plus four wholly-owned minor league affiliates (Oklahoma City Comets at Triple-A, Tulsa Drillers at Double-A, Great Lakes Loons at High-A, and Ontario Tower Buzzers at Single-A), with on-field operations led by President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman, General Manager Brandon Gomes, and Manager Dave Roberts.

Revenue is generated across five streams: ticket sales (single-game, season memberships, group packages via Dodger Stadium, Ticketmaster and SeatGeek); broadcasting rights (national deals through Fox, ESPN, Apple TV+, TBS, NBC Sports; regional carriage on SportsNet LA; MLB.TV streaming); premium seating and stadium experiences (Yaamava' Dugout Club, Lexus Baseline Club, Bank of America Suites, Champions Lounge); merchandise and licensing through MLB Shop, Fanatics, and New Balance; and corporate sponsorships including Bank of America. Distribution occurs through the MLB.com centralized digital platform, SportsNet LA, national TV broadcast slots, the Dodger Stadium box office, and the MLB mobile app ecosystem. The franchise has won consecutive World Series championships in 2024 and 2025 and is pursuing a three-peat in 2026, operating with the highest luxury-tax payroll in MLB at $421 million.

The business model is a hybrid of high-volume consumer transactions (tickets, merchandise, streaming subscriptions) and high-value B2B contracts (broadcasting rights, corporate sponsorships, premium hospitality). The team operates as part of MLB's centrally-managed media and licensing apparatus while retaining franchise-level control over local ticketing, premium seating, and sponsorship inventory. Community-facing initiatives are channeled through the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation (LADF), Dodgers 365 events, and targeted social impact programs such as the $1.1 million partnership with the City of Los Angeles to assist families impacted by ICE actions.

Los Angeles Dodgers firmographics

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Name
Los Angeles Dodgers
Legal name
Los Angeles Dodgers
Website
https://losangeles.dodgers.mlb.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1884
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
The Los Angeles Dodgers are a privately-owned Major League Baseball franchise based in Los Angeles, California. They generate revenue through ticket sales, broadcasting rights, premium seating, merchandise, and corporate sponsorships, serving baseball fans, season ticket holders, and national broadcast/sponsorship partners.
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Product category
Professional Sports Entertainment
NAICS
Sports Teams and Clubs (711211)
SIC
Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs (7997)
akta.pro industry
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Baseball & Softball Leagues
Media, Entertainment & Sports/Sports (Leagues, Teams, Events, Venues)/Professional Sports Leagues (Domestic & International)
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League-Owned Media Networks (e.g., NFL/MLB/NBA/Club Channels)
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League/Team-Owned Digital Broadcast Networks
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Team & League Branded Merchandise Retail (Non-Apparel)
Consumer Products & Retail/Sporting Goods & Outdoor Retail/Sports Collectibles, Fan Gear & Licensed Merchandise Retail
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Professional & Major League Stadiums
Media, Entertainment & Sports/Sports (Leagues, Teams, Events, Venues)/Sports Venues & Facilities (Stadiums, Arenas, Tracks, Complexes)

Keywords

  • Professional baseball franchise
  • Live sports entertainment
  • Premium stadium seating
  • Sports merchandise licensing
  • Sports broadcast subscriptions

Where Los Angeles Dodgers is headquartered

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Headquarters

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Los Angeles
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Los Angeles Dodgers business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

  1. Ticket Sales: Revenue from single-game tickets, 2026 season tickets, group tickets, and special event packages sold through Dodger Stadium and Ticketmaster/SeatGeek partnerships
  2. Broadcasting Rights: National television broadcast rights through MLB partnerships with Fox, ESPN, Apple TV+, TBS, and NBC Sports; local broadcasts on SportsNet LA; MLB.TV streaming subscriptions
  3. Premium Seating and Stadium Experiences: Revenue from luxury suites, club seats, Yaamava' Dugout Club memberships, Lexus Baseline Club, Champions Lounge, and stadium event rentals including concerts
  4. Merchandise and Licensing: Official merchandise sales through MLB Shop, MLB Auctions, team stores at Dodger Stadium, and licensing partnerships with Fanatics and New Balance
  5. Sponsorships: Corporate sponsorship deals including Bank of America financial services partnership, in-stadium concessions and advertising inventory

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels5 records

Los Angeles Dodgers product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Los Angeles Dodgers are a Major League Baseball franchise that generates revenue by selling tickets to home games at Dodger Stadium, broadcasting games through SportsNet LA and MLB.TV, licensing and selling official team merchandise, and offering premium hospitality experiences including the Yaamava' Dugout Club, Lexus Baseline Club, Bank of America Suites, Champions Lounge, and Stadium Club Boxes. The franchise also operates four minor league affiliates and runs community programs through the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation and Dodgers 365.

Product overview

The Los Angeles Dodgers is a Major League Baseball franchise. The organization operates through the official MLB.com platform, offering fans ticket purchases, live game streaming (MLB.TV), team merchandise through the official store, and various community programs through the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation (LADF). The team manages four minor league affiliates: Triple-A Oklahoma City Comets, Double-A Tulsa Drillers, High-A Great Lakes Loons, and Single-A Ontario Tower Buzzers. The Dodgers' digital presence includes Dodgers 365 (events and experiences), community outreach initiatives, and promotional events at Dodger Stadium.

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Products and services

  • Single Game Tickets Individual game tickets to Los Angeles Dodgers regular-season home games at Dodger Stadium, sold directly via dodgers.com and through the SeatGeek secondary marketplace. Targeted at individual fans and families seeking live MLB entertainment.
  • 2026 Season Ticket Memberships Multi-game season ticket commitments granting access to the full home schedule and member benefits via the Dodgers member portal; sold to individual fans and corporate buyers.
  • Group Tickets Group ticket packages for organizations, schools, and large parties attending Dodgers games together at Dodger Stadium.
  • Premium Seating (Yaamava' Dugout Club, Lexus Baseline Club, Bank of America Suites, Champions Lounge, Stadium Club Boxes) Premium hospitality seating products including the Yaamava' Dugout Club, Lexus Baseline Club, Bank of America Suites, Champions Lounge, and Stadium Club Boxes; marketed to high-spending individuals, corporate buyers, and entertainment clients.
  • MLB.TV Streaming Subscription Out-of-market subscription streaming of Dodgers games delivered through MLB.TV, targeted at fans outside the Los Angeles broadcast region.
  • SportsNet LA+ Streaming Subscription Regional subscription streaming of Dodgers games via SportsNet LA, serving in-market Southern California subscribers who do not have access through their cable provider.
  • Official Dodgers Merchandise (MLB Shop) Licensed team merchandise — jerseys, caps, apparel, trading cards, collectibles, memorabilia, and home goods — sold online via MLB Shop and at Dodger Stadium team stores; targeted at fans and collectors.
  • Dodgers Auctions / MLB Auctions Authenticated memorabilia and collectibles auctioned via the official MLB Auctions platform; targeted at Dodgers fans, sports memorabilia collectors, and bidders seeking game-used items.
  • Special Event Ticket Packages & Promotions Theme-night ticket bundles, promotional giveaways, and special event packages combining game admission with branded items or experiences at Dodger Stadium.
  • Dodger Stadium Rentals & Concerts / Dodgers 365 Events Stadium rental for concerts, private events, and special occasions held at Dodger Stadium outside of the regular MLB schedule; marketed to event organizers and corporate buyers.
  • Dodger Stadium Tours Guided behind-the-scenes tours of Dodger Stadium offered to fans and visitors, providing access to non-game-day areas of the ballpark.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Five National League pennants and three World Series championships in 11 seasons under manager Dave Roberts
  • +1 more outcomes

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Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • FanaticscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorFanatics is the official online retail partner for Dodgers merchandise, operating the official team shop and handling merchandise fulfillment for jerseys, apparel, and accessories.
  • New BalancecoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorNew Balance serves as official footwear and athletic apparel partner for the Dodgers, with Shohei Ohtani having a significant endorsement relationship with the brand.
  • Boys & Girls Clubs of AmericaminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMLB partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of America supporting youth development programs; Dodgers actively participate in community initiatives through Dodgers 365 community programs.
  • California Community FoundationminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerDodgers partnered with California Community Foundation to distribute $1 million in direct financial assistance to families impacted by ICE immigration actions in Los Angeles region.
  • Los Angeles County Federation of LaborminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerDodgers partnered with Labor Community Services (affiliated with LA County Federation of Labor) to provide food assistance and support services to over 4,000 families.

Scale indicators5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Los Angeles Dodgers competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • New York Yankees: MLB's other flagship large-market franchise and the most direct comparable: similar revenue model (premium seating, YES Network, merchandise), similar high-payroll strategy, and the only other multi-decade brand with comparable historical dominance. Operates the most-cited parallel to the Dodgers' broadcast-network ownership via YES Network.
  • Boston Red Sox: Major-market AL East franchise with comparable revenue mix (luxury suites at Fenway, NESN regional network, premium corporate partnerships) and a similarly storied brand. Closely comparable on premium-experience revenue mix and championship-driven sponsorship pricing power.
  • San Francisco Giants: NL West division rival sharing the California media market and competing directly for the regional sports viewership, sponsorship overlap with Bay Area tech brands, and ticket/dining-event revenue. Comparable on market characteristics and broadcast positioning (NBC Sports Bay Area).
  • New York Mets: Cohen-owned, top-three MLB payroll franchise with similar aggressive free-agent strategy. Closest direct competitor for star-player acquisition and a meaningful revenue scale comparison given the second-largest MLB market and SNY ownership stake.
  • Chicago Cubs: Top-five MLB franchise by valuation with marquee ballpark (Wrigley Field) revenue, Marquee Sports Network, and a comparable premium-hospitality product. Often cited alongside the Dodgers as benchmark large-market MLB ownership groups pursuing modernization of revenue streams.
  • Atlanta Braves: 2021 World Series champion that operated the largest league-wide payroll and high-margin The Battery Atlanta mixed-use development around Truist Park — comparable benchmark for stadium-anchored revenue and recent championship monetization.
  • Houston Astros: Recent dynasty with a 2022 title and sustained postseason presence, comparable star-player payroll strategy under owner Jim Crane, and similarly developed premium-seat inventory at Minute Maid Park — natural benchmark for evaluating what a non-flagship-market dynasty's commercial trajectory can deliver.
  • Philadelphia Phillies: Large-market NL franchise with top-10 payroll, NBC Sports Philadelphia, and a Citizens Bank Park premium-seating offering analogous to Dodger Stadium's. Useful peer for stress-testing large-market, championship-adjacent revenue mix outside of the LA/NY premium.
  • Texas Rangers: 2023 World Series champion with comparable top-five payroll, Bally Sports Southwest regional network, and Globe Life Field's premium-seating product. Selected because post-title commercial trajectory is one of the closest data points for projecting the Dodgers' 2024-2025 win economics.

Broad incumbents

  • Los Angeles Lakers: Crypto.com Arena and Spectrum SportsNet LA — the same LA market as the Dodgers and a regional network partner overlap. While not a baseball peer, the Lakers are the most relevant cross-sport comparison for large-market, championship-anchored premium-experience monetization and LA corporate sponsorship dynamics.

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Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Los Angeles Dodgers subsidiaries and ownership

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Los Angeles Dodgers M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Los Angeles Dodgers

What does Los Angeles Dodgers do?

The Los Angeles Dodgers are a Major League Baseball franchise that generates revenue by selling tickets to home games at Dodger Stadium, broadcasting games through SportsNet LA and MLB.TV, licensing and selling official team merchandise, and offering premium hospitality experiences including the Yaamava' Dugout Club, Lexus Baseline Club, Bank of America Suites, Champions Lounge, and Stadium Club Boxes. The franchise also operates four minor league affiliates and runs community programs through the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation and Dodgers 365.

Is Los Angeles Dodgers a public or private company?

Los Angeles Dodgers is a private company. It is classified as private equity controlled and is currently operating.

When was Los Angeles Dodgers founded?

Los Angeles Dodgers was founded in 1884. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Los Angeles Dodgers based?

Los Angeles Dodgers is headquartered in Los Angeles, United States, in the North America region.

How does Los Angeles Dodgers make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Ticket Sales are the primary driver. The others are broadcasting Rights, premium Seating and Stadium Experiences, merchandise and Licensing and sponsorships.

Who are Los Angeles Dodgers's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, San Francisco Giants, New York Mets, Chicago Cubs, Atlanta Braves, Houston Astros, Philadelphia Phillies and Texas Rangers. Los Angeles Lakers is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Los Angeles Dodgers have an API?

No public API is recorded for Los Angeles Dodgers.

What industry is Los Angeles Dodgers in?

Los Angeles Dodgers's product category is Professional Sports Entertainment. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPAKAAAC, Baseball & Softball Leagues, with a secondary code of MPABAJAC, League-Owned Media Networks (e.g., NFL/MLB/NBA/Club Channels). Its NAICS code is 711211 and its SIC code is 7997.

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Sports Media WatchBrewers’ sweep of Dodgers finishes at LCS viewership highThe Brewers swept the Dodgers in the NLCS, and the series averaged 7.53 million viewers across FOX and FS1, up 60% from last year's 4.72 million. The sweep was the most-watched LCS since 2015, with Game 4 peaking at 10.72 million.SiBrewers vs Dodgers: ¿Triunfo del Moneyball o argumento contra el tope salarial?Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Dodgers 4-0 to reach the 2026 World Series with a $154.7 million payroll, while the Dodgers' $433.1 million payroll was eliminated. The 278.4 million dollar gap reignites debates over salary caps and financial parity in MLB.Yahoo6-Player Trade Proposal Sends James Wood, CJ Abrams to Los Angeles Dodgers for Massive HaulJim Bowden proposed a trade sending Dodgers James Wood and CJ Abrams to the Nationals for C Dalton Rushing, P Emmet Sheehan, P Justin Wrobleski, and prospect Josue De Paula. The deal would give the Dodgers two All-Stars, while the Nationals would gain pitching and a top prospect. The proposal is speculative, as neither team would likely part with both players.YahooBrewers’ sweeping of Dodgers sets new NLCS viewership record not seen in 11 yearsThe Milwaukee Brewers swept the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLCS, eliminating them from the playoffs. The series averaged 7.533 million viewers, a 77% increase from last year's ALCS, and set a record not seen since 2015. The Brewers will reach the World Series for the first time since 1982.YahooWhat was your favorite moment from the Dodgers’ 2026 season?The Dodgers' 2026 season ended with eight walk-off victories, including a nine-run first inning against the Angels and Yoshinobu Yamamoto's only complete game. Max Muncy hit three home runs and passed Eric Karros for most Dodger Stadium home runs, while Freddie Freeman reached 2,500 career hits. Josue De Paula made his debut and became the youngest Dodgers position player to bat in the postseason since Willie Crawford in 1965.EIN PresswireDodgers in Arizona Fall League: Charles Davalan homers, Sam Horn makes baseball debutDodgers prospect Charles Davalan hit a solo home run in the Arizona Fall League, while Sam Horn made his professional debut, throwing a scoreless inning. Horn, drafted in 2025, threw 94-95 mph fastballs and a slider at 82-84 mph. Brooks Auger allowed two runs in two innings in his second start.The Korea HeraldDodgers swept out of NLCS, management under fireThe Los Angeles Dodgers were swept by the Milwaukee Brewers in the NLCS, ending their World Series bid. Manager Dave Roberts faced criticism for pinch-hit decisions, while Brewers manager Pat Murphy said Roberts' job is unusually demanding. Roberts has 72 postseason wins and a .621 career winning percentage.EIN PresswireDodgers swept out of NLCS, management under fireThe Los Angeles Dodgers were swept by the Milwaukee Brewers in the NLCS, ending their World Series bid. Manager Dave Roberts faced criticism for decisions, while Brewers manager Pat Murphy said Roberts' job is unusually demanding. Roberts has 72 postseason wins and a .621 career winning percentage.MintBrewers sweep Dodgers in NLCS: Inside the $155M homegrown roster that toppled baseball's $433M payroll giant | MintThe Milwaukee Brewers swept the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLCS, winning Game 4 6-4 at Dodger Stadium to reach the World Series. The Brewers' projected payroll of $155 million is a fraction of the Dodgers' $433 million, and first baseman Jake Bauers won the LCS MVP.EIN PresswireA small-market World Series is best thing to happen to baseballThe author argues a small-market World Series, excluding Dodgers and Yankees, is best for baseball, citing Brewers, Guardians, and Rays' success. The Brewers led in hits and sacrifice hits, while the Rays led in sacrifice hits, and all three teams built rosters cheaply. The author hopes the game returns to traditional small-ball play.