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The Dodgers have an old roster. But that isn't necessarily a drawback in October

Despite carrying the oldest lineup in the majors with a weighted average age of nearly thirty-one, the Los Angeles Dodgers wrapped up a one-hundred-win regular season and secured the second-best odds to win the World Series at sixteen and seven-tenths percent. Veteran shortstop Mookie Betts noted that a successful club requires a blend of youth and experience, while manager Dave Roberts expressed confidence that the aging roster will not suddenly decline.

The club features several seasoned everyday starters, including thirty-seven-year-old Freddie Freeman and thirty-six-year-old Max Muncy, alongside thirty-two-year-old Shohei Ohtani.

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