Los Angeles Dodgers: The 2010s All-Decade Team
All-Decade Los Angeles Dodgers Infield
Justin Turner, Third Base
- 2017 All-Star
After a rough beginning of his career with the Baltimore Orioles and the New York Mets, Justin Turner was signed by the Los Angeles Dodgers prior to the 2014 season at 29 years old.
From 2009-2013, Turner struggled immensely, only playing 318 games and posting an OPS. below 700.
Since joining the Dodgers, Turner has hit .302 with 112 home runs through six seasons and 754 games. He has had three seasons where he finished batting over .300. He has been another key component to LA’s winning culture.
Not only has he been a consistent option for them a third base for six seasons, but he has been an impactful producer during the postseason as well. Through 200 at-bats, he has nine home runs, 35 RBI and hit .310.
Turner became a star and launched a career with the Dodgers.
As he will be 35 heading into the 2020 season, Turner will remain a Dodger but will spend time at other positions as well.
Corey Seager, Shortstop
- 2016 Rookie of the Year
- Two-time All-Star
- Two-time Silver Slugger
Heading into the 2015 season, Cory Seager was one of the top prospects in baseball. The whole baseball community awaited his call up in September of that year.
Ever since he made his debut, he has had a known presence in the league. In his first full season, he won the 2016 NL Rookie of the Year and came in third for the NL MVP. He did that as a 22-year-old.
Through 489 games, he has 73 home runs, 266 RBI, a .294 batting average and a .853 OPS.
Despite only having three full, healthy seasons, he has been the most impactful shortstop for the Dodgers this decade.