2025 Dodgers player season reviews

The Los Angeles Dodgers in 2025 played the longest season in MLB history, starting their schedule on March 18 in Japan and ending it on November 1 in Canada while winning Game 7 of the World Series.

Here we look back at the season by chronicling every single player who spent any time on the Dodgers 40-man roster from the start of spring training through the end of the postseason. They used a franchise-record 62 different players during the season, and tied a team record set the year before by using 40 different pitchers.

But we are reviewing a total of 73 players, which includes some folks who spent the entire season on the injured list and others who were on the 40-man roster but never got called up to the Dodgers.

Our 2025 season reviews began with Blake Snell on November 5 and we’ll end things, fittingly, with Yoshinobu Yamamoto on December 31. Links to each player review can be found below.

• November 5: Blake Snell

• November 6: Freddie Freeman

• November 7: Teoscar Hernández

• November 8: Zach Penrod

• November 8: Buddy Kennedy

• November 9: River Ryan

• November 9: Ryan Loutos

• November 10: Mookie Betts

• November 11: Andy Pages

• November 12: Austin Barnes

• November 13: Justin Wrobleski

• November 14: Lou Trivino

• November 15: Gavin Stone

• November 15: José Ureña

• November 16: James Outman

• November 16: Chuckie Robinson

• November 17: Max Muncy

• November 18: Ben Casparius

• November 19: Michael Kopech

• November 20: Anthony Banda

• November 21: Tyler Glasnow

• November 22: Brusdar Graterol

• November 22: Yoendrys Gómez

• November 23: Nick Nastrini

• November 23: Paul Gervase

• November 24: Jack Dreyer

• November 25: Tommy Edman

• November 26: Alex Call

• November 27: Alex Vesia

• November 28: Tony Gonsolin

• November 29: Steward Berroa

• November 29: Noah Davis

• November 30: Jack Little

• November 30: Andrew Heaney

• December 1: Kiké Hernández

• December 2: Landon Knack

• December 3: Brock Stewart