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The Los Angeles Dodgers is one of the all-professional baseball teams from California. The Dodgers was established in 1883 and was originally from Brooklyn, New York. The team is a current member of the Western Division of the National League. During the 1958 season, they moved from New York to Los Angeles. Currently, they are the National League West champions.

The LA Dodgers went with so many names since they started in 1883. They are first known as the Brooklyn Atlantics in 1883-1884. Then they are the Brooklyn Grays, Bridegrooms, Grooms, Superbas, Trolley Dodgers, Dodgers, Robins, and then back to the Dodgers in 1932-1957. When they moved to L.A., they adopted the city’s name. The team currently plays their home games at the Dodger Stadium.

In 1950, real estate businessman Walter O’Malley acquired majority of the ownership of the team. He moved to power when he bought the shares of his co-owners, John L. Smith and Branch Rickey. At that time, he also dreamt of buying some land in the Brooklyn are to build a new ballpark for the team. Ebbets Field, where the team is playing, had simply grown old and the infrastructure needs to be reconstructed. O’Malley kept on looking for another place for his team. Even so, the Dodgers are used to moving from one home ground to another. They played at the Washington Park I in 1884-1890, then in Ridgewood Park for their Sunday games from 1886-1889, the Eastern Park from 1891-1897, Washington Park II in 1898-1912, and the Ebbets Field from 1913-1957. When O’Malley moved the team to Los Angeles, they began playing at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

The Los Angeles Dodgers won several championships since they were started in the 1800s. They have won 6 World Series, 21 National League Pennants, 1 AA Pennant, and 10 West Division titles. The team’s cap emblem is simply the letters L.A. printed in blue.