Dodgers tie all-time MLB record with 14th straight playoff appearance

The Los Angeles Dodgers have matched an all-time MLB record after securing a place in the postseason for a 14th consecutive season.

The reigning World Series champions booked their playoff ticket with a 4-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds, extending a remarkable run that stretches back to 2013.

That saw the Dodgers equal the Atlanta Braves’ record set between 1991 and 2005.

 

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Los Angeles have since clinched the National League West for a fifth straight season and the 13th time during their 14-year playoff streak.

The only season during that run in which the Dodgers failed to win the division was 2021, when they recorded 106 victories but finished behind the San Francisco Giants before qualifying as a Wild Card team.

Their sustained success has also produced three World Series titles, with Los Angeles winning in 2020 before claiming back-to-back championships in 2024 and 2025.

The Dodgers will now attempt to become the first team to win three consecutive World Series titles since the New York Yankees completed a three-peat from 1998 to 2000.

The Dodgers are one of six teams to have already secured a place in the 2026 postseason, alongside the Milwaukee Brewers and Atlanta Braves in the National League.

The Tampa Bay Rays, New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox have qualified from the American League, leaving six postseason places still to be decided heading into the closing stages of the regular season.

The 2026 MLB postseason begins with the Wild Card Series on September 29, before the Division Series gets underway on October 3.

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