The Los Angeles Dodgers are making headlines in the 2026 MLB season with an impressive 11-4 record and a run differential of +35, the best in the league. This performance puts them on track to potentially break the historic record of +458, established by the St. Louis Maroons in 1884. The Dodgers are projected to end the season with a run differential of +378, averaging +2.33 runs per game. Their offensive prowess is evident, leading MLB in weighted Runs Created Plus (wRC+) with a score of 148 and hitting 27 home runs, more than any other team. Key players like Andy Pages are contributing significantly, with Pages leading the league with 24 hits and a batting average of .429. If their performance continues, the Dodgers could achieve this remarkable feat.