Major League Baseball released its full 2027 season schedule on Thursday, outlining the Los Angeles Dodgers' slate of games. The league and the players' union are currently engaged in a contentious collective bargaining agreement battle, raising questions about whether the season will begin on time, especially with the current CBA set to expire on December 1.
Assuming the season commences as planned, the Dodgers are scheduled to open their 2027 campaign at home on Thursday, March 25, hosting the Atlanta Braves. This Opening Day game will be followed by an off-day before the series concludes on Saturday and Sunday. The Dodgers and Braves have a history of postseason meetings in recent years.
The Dodgers' longest road trip of the season is slated to occur early, from April 1 to April 11, with a 10-game swing that includes matchups against the Colorado Rockies, Arizona Diamondbacks, and San Diego Padres. This early stretch could significantly impact the National League West division race.
On April 15, the Dodgers will celebrate Jackie Robinson Day at home, hosting the Rockies. This game is part of a series of 13 consecutive intradivision games following their extended trip.
Key National League West rivals, the San Francisco Giants and the Padres, will visit Dodger Stadium in May. The Giants are scheduled for a four-game series from May 6-9, followed by a three-game series against the Padres from May 21-23.
The Dodgers will play on several holidays during the season. They are scheduled to be home for Easter Sunday (March 28 vs. Braves), Mother’s Day (May 9 vs. Giants), Juneteenth and Father’s Day (June 19-20 vs. Marlins), and Independence Day (July 4 vs. New York Mets).
In 2027, the Dodgers will visit two of baseball's historic ballparks. They are scheduled to play the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park from May 14-16 and the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field from June 3-6.
The annual Freeway Series against the Los Angeles Angels will consist of two three-game sets. The Dodgers will travel to Anaheim from May 28-30 and host the Angels at Dodger Stadium from July 16-18, following the All-Star break.
For the second half of the season, the Dodgers have two World Series rematches scheduled against the New York Yankees (August 27-29) and the Toronto Blue Jays (September 13-15) at Dodger Stadium.
The team's September schedule features several critical divisional contests, including home series against the Padres (September 10-12) and the Diamondbacks (September 16-19). The regular season will conclude with a road trip to Colorado and Arizona from September 21-26.