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Dodgers News: LA Sets New Record In Historic 2022 Season

The Dodgers don't look like they will be slowing down anytime soon
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Dodgers News: LA Sets New Record In Historic 2022 Season
Dodgers News: LA Sets New Record In Historic 2022 Season

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As if the Dodgers haven't done enough this season, more records continue to be broken that we don't even think of. The Dodgers set a new franchise record for wins and continue to stack them up with the possibility of being tied for third most wins all time, but a new record was broken in their 6-4 victory against the Rockies on Saturday.

Earlier this season, the Dodgers had two seven-game multi-run winning streaks. A fantastic achievement considering the level of dominance the Dodgers has been able to achieve. But with another multi-run victory against the Rockies, the Dodgers overtook the 1998 Yankees for a wild record.

The pressure remains on the Dodgers to prove they are the team to beat since being crowned the World Series favorites coming into the season. LA's main goal now is to not let such an impressive season come to waste. 

Even with their losses in the pitching unit, the Dodgers still have give up the least amount of runs while scoring the most runs. The Dodgers not being at full strength still remains one of the most feared teams in the league.

If the Dodgers keep playing at this rate, it will be hard to find a team capable of beating the team. At this point, the only team the Dodgers should fear are themselves. 

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RYAN MENZIE

Ryan Menzie | Lead Contributor Ryan is an LA Native who has grown up praising the greatest athletes LA has had to offer. A love for sports ranging between basketball, football, volleyball and golf, a future Sports Management Masters graduate, and being engulfed into organized sports since seven years old, the passion and love for sports never ends for Ryan. If the words he writes don't paint the full picture of his true fandom, he will find more ways than one to tell the story and be more than willing to open up a nice LA sports debate with you. Favorite Player: Mookie Betts Favorite Moment: 2020 World Series. The Lakers won the NBA title and the Dodgers secured the World Series only a couple of months later. During such a rough time with COVID-19 and such a bleak look at how sports has tried to overcome the circumstances, it was a relief to see the night sky lit up for many nights and a makeshift parade in LA when it seemed like we needed it the most.

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