LOS ANGELES — The Astros and Yankees in Los Angeles. Mookie Betts returning to Fenway Park. And, for the first time since interleague play was introduced in 1997, the Dodgers facing all 29 other Major League Baseball clubs at least once over the course of the year.
Those were some of the big highlights revealed Wednesday, when MLB announced full 2023 schedules for the Dodgers and every other team in the league.
The Dodgers' season will begin on March 30 and run through October 1. Under the new scheduling format, it will feature fewer games against division foes and at least one matchup with every team from the American League.