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Who was the World Series MVP in 2020?

Corey Seager

100

Who is the famous broadcaster who said "It's Time for Dodger Baseball?"

Vin Scully

100

When will Dodger Stadium host the All Star game?

2022

100

Who wears #50 for the Dodgers?

Mookie Betts

100

True or False: The Dodgers invented the high five.

True

200

How many World Series have the Dodgers won?

7

200

Who was the famous manager that wore #2?

Tommy Lasorda

200

How many people can Dodger Stadium hold?

56,000

200

This player was the first player born in Arizona to win the MVP award.

Cody Bellinger

200

Where were the Dodgers located before moving to Los Angeles?

Brooklyn, NY

300

Who did the Dodgers beat in the 2020 World Series?

The Tampa Bay Rays

300

This legendary Dodger became the first player in the 21st century to break the baseball color barrier.

Jackie Robinson

300

What year did Dodger Stadium Open?

1962

300

This Dodger's nickname is La Maquina.

Albert Pujols

300

This pitcher threw a no-hitter for the Dodgers on June 18, 2014.

Clayton Kershaw

400

Before 2020, when was the last time the Dodgers won the World Series?

1988

400

This Dodgers pitcher won three Cy Young awards. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1972.

Sandy Koufax

400

How much did it cost to build Dodger Stadium? (At the time)

$23 million

400

This player used to be a catcher before switching to pitcher in 2009.

Kenley Jansen

400

This Dodger hit for the cycle on June 15, 2017.

Cody Bellinger

500

How many times have the Dodgers been in the World Series?

21

500

This Dodger was a rookie when he was named the starter for Opening Day in 1981. He eventually became the youngest person to win a Cy Young at the time.

Fernando Valenzuela

500

What other LA stadium did the Dodgers play in before Dodger Stadium opened?

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

500

This player is the youngest Dodger to hit a home run in the postseason.

Gavin Lux

500

This Dodger won the first ever Rookie of the Year award in 1947.

Jackie Robinson

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