Los Angeles Dodgers: 2019 grades for every player

The Los Angeles Dodgers set a franchise record in wins in 2019 but were still unable to end the team’s 31-year World Series drought.

The 2019 Los Angeles Dodgers had their season end after a game five loss against the Washington Nationals in the National League Division series. It was the earliest end date of a Dodgers season since 2015.

Despite the abrupt and disastrous end, the Dodgers had a record-setting regular season that saw them set a franchise record with 106 wins. 3.9 million Dodgers fans set an attendance record and were rewarded from March to September as the Dodgers hit a new National League record for home runs with 279.

Individual players came together as a team to create wonderful moments including 12 walk-off wins and set a record for home wins at Dodger Stadium with 59.

Site expert Jason Reed joined me to hand out the 2019 grades. Jason handed the starting pitchers, who had to have 40 innings pitched to qualify, while I handled the position players, who had to have 50 games played to qualify.

Let’s get into the grades, which have sorted in alphabetical order by last name.