With the Los Angeles Dodgers opening their season in the states tomorrow, another season of great moments is fast approaching. Even though there are many great moments throughout the season, Opening Day remains one of the most exciting days for fans and players alike. Over the years, many Dodgers stars have contributed to some of the best moments in baseball history. Here’s a look at some of the most memorable Opening Day moments for the Dodgers.<\/p>\n
April 25, 1995, Dodgers 8, Florida Marlins 7 at Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami<\/strong><\/p>\n the MLB playoffs. These consequences continued into the new year, with the season delayed until April 25th. 1995 saw a shortened season that kicked off in Miami with a matchup between the Dodgers and the Marlins. While this game certainly was not the best showing for either team, baseball was finally back after a long hiatus that left many fans longing for the game.<\/p>\n The Dodgers made an impact early when Raul Mondes\u00ed launched a two-run home run off John Burkett<\/a>. The Dodgers scored two more runs before Burkett was pulled from the game. In the seventh inning, Mondes\u00ed hit another home run, and Eric Karros closed the scoring with a ground-rule\u00a0double.<\/p>\n Antonio Osuna<\/a> tried to pitch the last three innings but almost blew a save in the 9th inning. Osuna gave up four runs, but Rudy Se\u00e1nez<\/a> held it down, giving the Dodgers the first win of the 1995 MLB season.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n On April 25, 1995, baseball returned after a 257-day layoff from the strike. Ra\u00fal Mondesi slugged two homers with four RBIs, and Ram\u00f3n Mart\u00ednez earned the win in six innings.<\/p>\n The @Dodgers<\/a> beat the Marlins, 8-7 on Opening Day en route to the NL West title. pic.twitter.com\/7ixDhUHliR<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Dodgers Archive (@DodgersArchive) April 25, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n