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In fact, “Los Doyers” has graced countless pieces of unlicensed merchandise, and Nike integrating the already-popular phrase into the new uniforms seemed like a no-brainer.

For years Hispanic Dodger fans have used “Los Doyers” instead of the Dodgers. It’s just their way. Now the Dodgers have trademarked the phrase and sent cease and desist letters to vendors ...

The Dodgers hold the trademark to “Los Doyers,” according to U.S. Trademark and Patent Office records. Nike officials declined to say why “Los Doyers” was not used on the “City Connect ...

In August the Dodgers filed paperwork to trademark the use of the phrase Los Doyers on clothing and souvenirs for sale and in media. Official t-shirts are already on sale at Dodger Stadium, as Daily ...

LAist purchased a "Los Doyers" shirt earlier this summer in Santee Alley for $5. If you're interested, you better get Downtown to scoop one up before the Fashion Umpires call foul.

Hey, how about those Doyers? No, not the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team. The Doyers. For those who have managed to avoid the term, Doyers is supposed to be how Latinos with accents pronounce Dod… ...

The game against the Colorado Rockies was about to start at Dodger Stadium, and Asencion Garcia hurried through the turnstile with his family, decked in Dodgers swag. From the baseball cap spo… ...

But now the team is selling official "Los Doyers" T-shirts for about $30 each. "Instead of saying that's very endearing to our team, their idea was, 'How do we make money off of it,'" said Morales.

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The term "Los Doyers" has been around since the '70s. When Dodgers fans who spoke only Spanish would try to say "Dodgers," it came out sounding like "Doyers." But there's ...

In fact, “Los Doyers” has graced countless pieces of unlicensed merchandise, and Nike integrating the already-popular phrase into the new uniforms seemed like a no-brainer.