Biggest games, things to know from Dodgers 2027 schedule release

Major League Baseball released its full-season schedule for the 2027 campaign on Thursday.Whether the season starts on time, of course, remains very much in question, with the league and the players’ union locked in a contentious CBA battle that is likely to lead to a lockout when the current CBA expires Dec.1.For now, though, let’s live in a perfect world in which the year kicks off as scheduled.Here are highlights of the Dodgers’ 2027 schedule:The Dodgers will open at home once again, welcoming the Braves to town for a Thursday Opening Day game on March 25.

That will be followed by a Friday off-day, before the series concludes on Saturday and Sunday of that weekend.The Dodgers and Braves crossed paths in the playoffs in the 2018, 2020 and 2021 seasons, and could do so again this October, with both teams leading their division at the All-Star break.The Dodgers’ longest road stretch will come quickly, with a 10-game swing against the Rockies, Dbacks and Padres during their first road trip of the season April 1-11.It could help the division race take shape early on.As usual, the Dodgers will be home when MLB celebrates Jackie Robinson Day on April 15, hosting the Rockies for the occasion as part of a string of 13 consecutive intradivision games coming off their three-city trip.The Dodgers will stage their first home series against their chief NL West rivals, the Giants and Padres, in May, with the Giants visiting for four games May 6-9 and the Padres coming to town for three May 21-23.The Dodgers will be home for several holidays, including Easter Sunday (March 28 against the Braves), Mother’s Day (May 9 against the Giants), Juneteenth and Father’s Day (June 19-20 against the Marlins) and Independence Day (July 4 against the Mets).The Dodgers will visit each of the league’s two oldest venues in 2027, going to Fenway Park for three games against the Red Sox May 14-16 and Wrigley Field for four games against the Cubs June 3-6.The Dodgers and Angels will ...

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