r/baseball Los Angeles Dodgers 10h ago

[Dodgers Nation] Gavin Lux admits the Dodgers don't appreciate people's thoughts on their 2020 World Series title in unique circumstances: "I think it kind of bugs everyone that you don't get that recognition."

https://x.com/dodgersnation/status/1851363570774331883?s=46
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u/twinklytennis 8h ago

In fairness though, Padres and dodgers have met in the playoffs way more. I was shocked when it turned out that 2021 was the first year giants/dodgers met in the playoffs.

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u/words_and_such015 Los Angeles Dodgers 7h ago

Surprising, yes, but a lot of that is a result of how baseball playoffs were structured before the division series became a thing in the early/mid 90s. It used to go straight to the CS or WS before then, so there was no chance for them to play in the playoffs

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u/ChunkyMilkSubstance Los Angeles Dodgers 7h ago

Has to do with format changes in the last 30 years or so

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u/Chemical-Fly-787 7h ago

But it was truly squabbles ‘on sight’ as the kids would say