What's next for Dodgers after clinching NL West title?

"The Los Angeles Dodgers are National League West champions for the fourth year in a row and 12th time in the past 13 seasons. Prior to their division-clinching shutout win over the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Dodgers had already punched their ticket for October baseball. This fall marks a 13th consecutive year the Dodgers are in the playoffs. It's the longest active MLB postseason streak and tied with the New York Yankees (1995-2007) for second all-time. The Atlanta Braves hold the longest postseason streak in MLB history at 14 seasons in a row from 1991-2005."

"But looking at the path, this is as tough of a path that we've been through. But the old adage, iron sharpens iron, I do think we're better for all the adversity and I think we're playing our best baseball. Just to see our players and coaches celebrate today but understand there's a lot of baseball left, is a good feeling."

"Earlier this year the Dodgers tied an NL record with their 15th consecutive winning season. Furthermore, their victory on Thursday was the Dodgers' 90th win of the season. That extended their streak to 12 consecutive full seasons of at least 90 wins. The last time the Dodgers did not reach a minimum of 90 wins in a full schedule was 2012, when they won just 86 games. From 2005-2012, the Dodgers won 90 or more games just once, which came during the 2009 season when they reached 95."

The Los Angeles Dodgers clinched the National League West for the fourth consecutive season and 12th time in 13 years. The team had already secured a playoff berth, marking a 13th straight postseason appearance and the longest active MLB streak. The streak ties the Yankees (1995-2007) for second all-time, with the Atlanta Braves holding the record at 14 straight seasons. The Dodgers tied an NL record with 15 consecutive winning seasons and reached their 90th win, extending a run of 12 full seasons of at least 90 victories. The roster and coaching staff cited adversity and improved performance as key factors. Three regular-season games remain against Seattle.

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