Los Angeles Dodgers all-time roster

1884 to 2026 · 1,659 players

How many players have played for the Los Angeles Dodgers?

1,659 players have a season with the Los Angeles Dodgers on file, from 1884 to 2026: 944 at the plate and 711 on the mound. Zack Wheat played the most games for the club, 2,322. Los Angeles Dodgers all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Los Angeles Dodgers hitter, 1884 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Zack Wheat	1909–1926	2,322	2,804	131	570	.317
Bill Russell	1969–1986	2,181	1,926	46	627	.263
Pee wee Reese	1940–1958	2,166	2,170	126	885	.269
Gil Hodges	1943–1961	2,006	1,884	361	1,254	.274
Jim Gilliam	1953–1966	1,956	1,889	65	558	.265
Willie Davis	1960–1973	1,952	2,091	154	849	.279
Duke Snider	1947–1962	1,923	1,995	389	1,271	.300
Carl Furillo	1946–1960	1,806	1,910	192	1,058	.299
Steve Garvey	1969–1982	1,727	1,968	211	992	.301
Eric Karros	1991–2002	1,601	1,608	270	976	.268
Maury Wills	1959–1972	1,489	1,603	13	335	.280
Ron Cey	1971–1982	1,481	1,378	228	842	.264
Andre Ethier	2006–2017	1,455	1,367	162	687	.285
Mike Scioscia	1980–1992	1,441	1,131	68	446	.259
Jackie Robinson	1947–1956	1,382	1,518	137	734	.311
Johnny Roseboro	1957–1967	1,289	1,009	92	471	.251
Wes Parker	1964–1972	1,288	1,110	64	470	.267
Ron Fairly	1958–1968	1,276	996	90	533	.261
Jimmy Johnston	1916–1925	1,266	1,440	20	289	.297
Matt Kemp	2006–2018	1,262	1,322	203	733	.292
Steve Yeager	1972–1985	1,219	789	100	398	.228
Roy Campanella	1948–1957	1,215	1,161	242	856	.276
Jake Daubert	1910–1918	1,213	1,387	33	0	.305
Davey Lopes	1972–1981	1,207	1,204	99	384	.262
Hy Myers	1909–1922	1,166	1,253	29	237	.282
Dixie Walker	1940–1947	1,146	1,332	65	687	.312
John Hummel	1905–1915	1,139	973	29	0	.253
Dusty Baker	1976–1983	1,117	1,144	144	586	.281
Tom Daly	1890–1901	1,094	1,181	44	0	.294
Steve Sax	1981–1988	1,091	1,218	30	333	.282
Justin Turner	2014–2022	1,075	1,088	156	574	.296
Max Muncy	2018–2026	1,072	834	238	663	.234
Ivy Olson	1916–1924	1,035	1,098	11	163	.262
Willie Crawford	1964–1975	989	748	74	335	.268
Mike Griffin	1891–1898	986	1,166	29	0	.305
Pedro Guerrero	1978–1987	977	1,049	166	550	.310
Adrian Beltre	1998–2004	966	949	147	510	.274
George Pinkney	1885–1891	931	1,012	20	0	.271
Mike Marshall	1981–1989	928	882	137	484	.271
Otto Miller	1910–1922	927	695	5	83	.245
Jim Lefebvre	1965–1972	922	756	74	404	.251
Raul Mondesi	1993–1999	916	1,004	163	518	.288
Enrique Hernandez	2015–2026	906	550	94	302	.234
Babe Herman	1926–1945	888	1,093	112	594	.339
Dave Hansen	1990–2002	884	347	26	163	.262
Ken Landreaux	1981–1987	868	714	64	306	.263
Mookie Betts	2020–2026	859	925	175	512	.276
George Cutshaw	1912–1917	845	824	15	0	.260
Dolph Camilli	1938–1943	839	809	139	572	.270
Dave Foutz	1888–1896	833	900	24	0	.270

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher, 1884 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Kenley Jansen	2010–2021	701	37	26	350	705.0	2.37	1,022
Don Sutton	1966–1988	550	233	181	5	3,816.1	3.09	2,696
Don Drysdale	1956–1969	518	209	166	6	3,432.0	2.95	2,486
Clayton Kershaw	2008–2025	455	223	96	0	2,855.1	2.53	3,052
Jim Brewer	1964–1974	453	58	50	123	789.1	2.51	651
Ron Perranoski	1961–1967	448	52	41	101	750.0	2.56	456
Clem Labine	1950–1959	412	70	51	82	916.1	3.58	458
Sandy Koufax	1955–1966	397	165	87	9	2,324.1	2.76	2,396
Jonathan Broxton	2005–2011	386	25	20	84	392.0	3.19	503
Brickyard Kennedy	1892–1901	381	177	149	9	2,857.0	3.98	749
Dazzy Vance	1922–1935	378	190	131	7	2,757.2	3.17	1,918
Alex Vesia	2021–2026	366	21	13	16	327.0	2.67	437
Johnny Podres	1953–1965	365	136	104	6	2,027.2	3.67	1,330
Pedro Baez	2014–2020	355	21	15	3	356.0	3.03	369
Orel Hershiser	1983–2000	353	135	107	5	2,180.2	3.12	1,456
Claude Osteen	1965–1973	339	147	126	0	2,396.2	3.09	1,162
Nap Rucker	1907–1916	336	134	134	14	2,375.1	2.42	1,217
Carl Erskine	1948–1959	335	122	78	13	1,718.2	4.00	981
Fernando Valenzuela	1980–1990	331	141	116	2	2,348.2	3.31	1,759
Burleigh Grimes	1918–1926	318	158	121	5	2,425.2	3.47	952
Eric Gagne	1999–2006	298	25	21	161	545.1	3.27	629
Tom Niedenfuer	1981–1986	295	29	28	63	424.0	2.76	340
Watty Clark	1927–1937	294	102	84	15	1,583.0	3.48	596
Ed Roebuck	1955–1962	293	38	18	43	558.2	3.40	350
Hugh Casey	1939–1948	293	70	41	50	867.2	3.34	325
Bob Welch	1978–1987	292	115	86	8	1,820.0	3.14	1,292
Burt Hooton	1976–1984	291	94	77	6	1,637.2	3.18	894
Adonis Terry	1884–1891	290	126	139	5	2,376.1	3.42	1,200
Van Mungo	1931–1941	284	102	99	14	1,739.1	3.41	1,031
Alejandro Pena	1981–1989	281	38	38	32	769.0	2.93	571

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.