The Atlanta-based hip-hop group Migos wrote the song “walk it like I talk it” as their debut collaboration with Drake. In essence, it’s a parody of the saying “talk the talk, and walk the walk,” which implies to live up to your words and practice what you preach.
This is a fantastic metaphor for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2025.
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The Dodgers say the same thing every spring: “World Series or bust.”
They eventually walked the walk and talked the talk in 2024.
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In the 2024 World Series, the Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees in five games to win the championship for the second time in five years and the first time since 1988 that the season was not cut short by COVID.
With a performance by Ice Cube, the team celebrated with their supporters inside Dodger Stadium’s packed house after finally getting their well-earned procession down Vin Scully Ave.
Additionally, the Dodgers outperformed it in the winter if they dominated in the fall.
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With the addition of All-Star closer Tanner Scott, prize Japanese pitcher Roki Sasaki, two-time Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell, and others, Los Angeles dominated the offseason.
The 2025 Dodgers are prepared to defend their title and become the first team to win the World Championship twice in a row since the New York Yankees in 1999–2000, especially with the re-signing of Clayton Kershaw, Enrique Hernandez, and the beloved Teoscar Hernandez.
New players give supporters a chance to get to know the new faces they will be seeing every day for the next eight months as they hit the field. Learning about the personalities of the athletes through their interviews, social media accounts, and musical preferences is a component of that introduction process.
Players choose tunes to walk up to the batter’s box each and every year. Throughout the game, there may be multiple tunes, or it may be the same music every year. With every new season, most players choose one or two new songs. It’s the same this year.
While some players prefer to switch things up throughout the season, others, like Clayton Kershaw, will play the same old music year after year. Some people merely like what they like, while others have superstitious beliefs about their walk-up music.
One of baseball’s most overlooked features is frequently a player’s walk-up music. The walk-up song gives a player the chance to entertain supporters and give a glimpse into their personal playlist in a sport where a lot of time is squandered.
As we work to bring you the best stories throughout the season, perhaps culminating in a ninth World Series title for the Boys in Blue, NBC LA continues to bring you the walk-up tunes for your Los Angeles Dodgers.
The list for this year has been updated in light of all the Dodgers’ MLB Trade Deadline transactions. The Dodgers’ in-house DJ provided the official list, which is up to date as of this writing. However, many players will switch up their music for the rest of the season.
Thus, without further ado, these are the songs that will be playing nonstop through Chavez Ravine’s speakers throughout the season.
These are the 2025 Los Angeles Dodgers walk-up music, provided by DJ Severe, the Dodgers’ in-game mix master.
- Shohei Ohtani: “Feeling Good” by Michael Bubl (hitting) & “Do or Die” by Afrojack (pitching)
- Mookie Betts: “Affirmations” by Flippa T, “Freestyle” by Snoop Dogg, G-Unit, “One Take Freestyle” by 1900Rugrat, & “West Coast” by G-Eazy, Blueface
- Freddie Freeman: “Baila Comigo” by Dayvi and Victor Cardenas featuring Kelly Ruiz
- Will Smith: “Squabble Up,” by Kendrick Lamar
- Max Muncy: “Amen” by Shaboozey, Jelly Roll
- Teoscar Hernandez: “Ve por Tu Sue o” by Lilly Goodman, “Zumba” by Don Omar, & “Ohnana” by Kapo
- Andy Pages: “Santo por siempre” by Adoraci n La IBI, & “El Nombre” by Un Coraz n, Averly Morillo
- Michael Conforto: “Still Wiz” by Wiz Khalifa, & “Pink Pony Club” by Chappell Roan
- Miguel Rojas: “Tu No Vive Asi” by Arc ngel, Bad Bunny & “Cowgirls” by Morgan Wallen, ERNEST
- Alex Call: “I’m So Blessed” by CAIN
- Tommy Edman: “Blue World,” by Mac Miller & “War” by Caleb Gordon
- Dalton Rushing: “Mr. Rager” by Kid Cudi
- Kik Hern ndez: “La Leche Materna” by El Alfa, “VOY A LLeVARTE PA PR” by Bad Bunny, & “KI-KI” by Yendry
- Alex Freeland: “Embarrassed” by Don Toliver, Travis Scott
- Hyesong Kim: “Comet” by Younha
- Justin Dean: “Redrum” by 21 Savage
- Esteury Ruiz: “La Copa” by Don Omar
- Clayton Kershaw: “We Are Young” by fun.
- Tyler Glasnow: “THat Part” by Schoolboy Q, Kanye West
- Yoshinobu Yamamoto: “Frontier” by VINAI & “The Munsta” by SCNDL
- Blake Snell: “tv off” by Kendrick Lamar, Lefty Gunplay
- Emmett Sheehan: “God’s Gonna Cut You Down” by Johnny Cash & “Brain Stew” by Green Day
- Roki Sasaki: “Bailalo Rocky” by Yoan Retro, Ariadne Arana, GMBeats Degranlo
- Gavin Stone: “Kickstart My Heart” by M tley Cr e
- Bobby Miller: “Position Of Power” by 50 Cent
- Michael Grove: “Grove Street Party” by Wacka Flocka Flame
- Tony Gonsolin: “Cat Daddy” by Rej3ctz
- Evan Phillips: “Show Me How to Live” by Audioslave
- Blake Treinen: “Fire Emoji” by YB
- Brusdar Graterol: “WWE: Rest in Peace (Undertaker’s Theme Song) by WWE, Jim Johnston & “Real Guerrero – Remix” by Secreto “El Famoso Biberon”
- Alex Vesia – “Gasoline” by Seether
- Anthony Banda: “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom” by Selena
- Michael Kopech: “Change on the Rise,” by Avi Kaplan
- Landon Knack: “Return of the Mack” by Mark Morrison
- River Ryan: “God’s Country” by Blake Shelton
- Kyle Hurt: “What is Love – 7″ Mix” by Haddaway
- Kirby Yates: “Could You Be Loved” by Bob Marley & The Wailers
- Alexis Diaz: “Descartes” by Maae
- Tanner Scott: “Black Betty” by Ram Jam
- Ben Casparius: “No Sucker” by Lil Baby, Moneybagg Yo
- Edgardo Henriquez: “El Mundo Es Tuyo” by NEMJ
- Matt Sauer: “Stranglehold” by Ted Nugent
- Justin Wrobleski: “Swing my Way” by Offset
We have created a Spotify playlist with all of these songs if you would want to listen to any of them:
