The Dodgers' strategic focus on a core group of six starters and a deep bullpen was crucial in maintaining high performance and arm freshness throughout the season, ultimately helping them secure the World Series title.

Offensively, the team was led by key contributors like Will Smith, Justin Turner, AJ Pollock, and Cody Bellinger, and finished with a team batting line of .256/.338/.483, which was above league averages.

While Mookie Betts was the standout star, leading the majors in wins above replacement, the team’s success was driven by a collective effort and volume of contributions.

Ranked as the sixth-best World Series champion since 2000, the 2020 Dodgers exemplified a balanced team approach rather than relying solely on star power.

Despite a shortened regular season limiting Clayton Kershaw's innings, he excelled in October, posting a 2.93 ERA across five postseason starts, including two wins in the World Series.

The Dodgers' pitching staff was formidable, featuring stars like Kershaw, Gonsolin, May, Urias, and Buehler, complemented by a strong bullpen that contributed significantly throughout the postseason.