Dodgers Home Run Derby Winners and History: Full List

The Dodgers have been well-represented in the Home Run Derby ... but who's won it for the franchise?

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So far, the 2023 T-Mobile Home Run Derby has one confirmed participant: Mariners star Julio Rodriguez. The event, which will take place at T-Mobile Park (!!) in Seattle on July 10 at 5 p.m. PST, is arguably the most captivating of All-Star weekend.

And there's good news for you, Los Angeles Dodgers fans! Mookie Betts said he would participate if makes the NL All-Star team, so get voting!!

But we're here to break down the history of the event, which started all the way back in 1985, from both a Dodgers and league-wide perspective. LA fans can come here for their information source leading up to (and during) the Derby.

Wondering who won the event over the last (almost) four decades? Wondering who won it for the Dodgers? Wondering which Dodgers have participated? Here's your comprehensive guide.

History of Dodgers Home Run Derby Winners

No Dodger has won the Home Run Derby, but former Dodgers have!

  • Darryl Strawberry was a co-winner in 1986 as a member of the Mets with Wally Joyner. Strawberry played for the Dodgers from 1991-1993
  • Eric Davis was also a co-winner three years later in 1989 with Ruben Sierra. Davis, a longtime Cincinnati Red (the jersey he wore while capturing the crown), was with the Dodgers from 1992-1993.
  • Garret Anderson was only with the Dodgers for a short time (80 games), which marked the end of his MLB career in 2010. He took home the Derby title in 2003 as a member of the Angels.
  • Bobby Abreu's stop in LA was only for 92 games in 2012, but he's a former Dodger who won the Derby back in 2005 as a member of the Philadelphia Phillies.

History of Dodgers Players Participating in the Home Run Derby

Unfortunately, these guys never won the event while wearing a Dodgers uniform:

  • Mike Piazza (1993, 1994)
  • Raul Mondesi (1995)
  • Hee-seop Choi (2005)
  • Matt Kemp (2011, 2012)
  • Yasiel Puig (2014)
  • Joc Pederson (2015, 2019) -- second all-time with 39 home runs in a single round!
  • Corey Seager (2016, 2022)
  • Cody Bellinger (2017)
  • Max Muncy (2018)

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History of Home Run Derby Winners

Year

Player

Team

Ballpark

1985

Dave Parker

Cincinnati Reds

Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minneapolis

1986

Darryl Strawberry and Wally Joyner

Mets and Angels (co-winners)

Astrodome, Houston

1987

Andre Dawson

Cubs

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland

1989

Ruben Sierra and Eric Davis

Rangers and Reds (co-winners)

Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim

1990

Ryne Sandberg

Cubs

Wrigley Field, Chicago

1991

Cal Ripken Jr.

Orioles

SkyDome, Toronto

1992

Mark McGwire

Athletics

Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego

1993

Juan Gonzalez

Rangers

Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore

1994

Ken Griffey Jr.

Mariners

Three Rivers Stadium, Piitsburgh

1995

Frank Thomas

White Sox

The Ballpark in Arlington, Arlington

1996

Barry Bonds

Giants

Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia

1997

Tino Martinez

Yankees

Jacobs Field, Cleveland

1998

Ken Griffey Jr.

Mariners

Coors Field, Denver

1999

Ken Griffey Jr.

Mariners

Fenway Park, Boston

2000

Sammy Sosa

Cubs

Turner Field, Atlanta

2001

Luis Gonzalez

Diamondbacks

Safeco Field, Seattle

2002

Jason Giambi

Yankees

Miller Park, Milwaukee

2003

Garret Anderson

Angels

US Cellular Field, Chicago

2004

Miguel Tejada

Orioles

Minute Maid Park, Houston

2005

Bobby Abreu

Phillies

Comerica Park, Detroit

2006

Ryan Howard

Phillies

PNC Park, Piitsburgh

2007

Vladimir Guerrero

Angels

AT&T Park, San Francisco

2008

Justin Morneau

Twins

Yankee Stadium, New York

2009

Prince Fielder

Brewers

Busch Stadium, St. Louis

2010

David Ortiz

Red Sox

Angel Stadium, Anaheim

2011

Robinson Cano

Yankees

Chase Field, Phoenix

2012

Prince Fielder

Brewers

Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City

2013

Yoenis Cespedes

Athletics

Citi Field, New York

2014

Yoenis Cespedes

Athletics

Target Field, Minneapolis

2015

Todd Frazier

Reds

Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati

2016

Giancarlo Stanton

Marlins

Petco Park, San Diego

2017

Aaron Judge

Yankees

Marlins Park, Miami

2018

Bryce Harper

Nationals

Nationals Park, Washington DC

2019

Pete Alonso

Mets

Progressive Field, Cleveland

2021

Pete Alonso

Mets

Coors Field, Denver

2022

Juan Soto

Nationals

Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles

Stay tuned for updates as more participants are confirmed for the 2023 Home Run Derby!

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