Biggest Home Shutout Losses in Los Angeles Dodgers History

The Los Angeles Dodgers, a franchise synonymous with success and a passionate fanbase, have experienced their share of unforgettable moments at Dodger Stadium. However, even the most storied teams have faced humbling defeats on their home turf. While the Dodgers boast a rich history filled with World Series titles and legendary players, their record books also contain some stark reminders that even the best can have bad days.

This article delves into the Dodgers’ most lopsided losses at home.

5. September 4, 2017 – Arizona Diamondbacks 13, Dodgers 0

During a challenging stretch in the 2017 season, the Dodgers were blanked 13-0 by the Diamondbacks at Dodger Stadium. Arizona’s J.D. Martinez tied a major league record by hitting four home runs in a single game, contributing significantly to the Dodgers’ woes.

4. September 20, 1898 – Pirates 15, Dodgers 0

On September 20, 1898, the Pirates defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 15-0 at New Washington Park. This record stood for 125 years until the San Francisco Giants handed the Dodgers another 15-0 loss in 2023.

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3. June 17, 2023 – San Francisco Giants 15, Dodgers 0

In a historic rivalry matchup, the Dodgers suffered a 15-0 shutout at home against the Giants. This defeat matched their worst home shutout loss in franchise history at the time. The Giants’ offense was relentless, capitalizing on Dodgers’ pitching struggles to secure a dominant victory.

2. August 8, 1965 – Cincinnati Reds 18, Dodgers 0

This game stands as the Dodgers’ largest shutout loss in franchise history. The Reds dominated from start to finish, leaving the Dodgers scoreless and setting a record that still stands decades later.

1. April 12, 2025 – Chicago Cubs 16, Dodgers 0

In their most recent and perhaps most shocking home defeat, the Dodgers were routed 16-0 by the Cubs. This was the Dodgers’ worst shutout loss (16-0) since 1965, and their worst at home in franchise history, eclipsing their 15-0 loss in 1898 to the Pirates.