The Los Angeles Dodgers clinched an eighth consecutive National League West title, extending their franchise record. Prior to the current streak that began in 2013, the Dodgers had never won more than three division titles in a row.
In 2016, they became the first team to win the NL West in four consecutive seasons since the Divisional Era began in 1969 — a record that’s now been extended to eight. Overall, the Dodgers’ streak trails only the Atlanta Braves (14) and New York Yankees (nine) for most consecutive division titles since 1969.
Manager Dave Roberts also extended his personal record by guiding the Dodgers to an NL West title in each of his five seasons at the helm.