The Dodgers ripped through the National League playoff bracket to the point they needed to wait around for an American League counterpart to play in the World Series. Which was no surprise, even after Dave Roberts's team put together a somewhat underwhelming 93-win regular season. Even the slightest glance at L.A.'s roster results in noticing future Hall of Famers and current MVP-caliber players. The defending champions will once again climb onto baseball's biggest stage Friday night with Game 1 in Toronto against the Blue Jays.
And, according to Colin Cowherd, they'll have an opportunity to cement their place atop every other team in baseball history.
