Los Angeles Dodgers

NL West

Pennants World Series titles: 1988 1981 1965 1963 1959 1955 National League champs: (21) Division champs: (9) Wild Card: (2)

Stadiums Dodger Stadium (1962–present) Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (1958-1961) Ebbets Field (Brooklyn) (1913-1957) Washington Park (II) (Brooklyn) (1898-1912) Eastern Park (Brooklyn) (1891-1897) Ridgewood Park (Brooklyn) (1886-1889) Washington Park (I) (Brooklyn) (1884-1890)

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Contents 1 Team History 2 Retired Numbers 3 General Managers 4 Managers 5 Awards 6 All-Time Team Leaders & Stats 6.1 Career Records 6.2 Single Season Records 7 Record Per Season 8 Minor League Teams 9 See Also 9.1 Recent Los Angeles Dodgers ArmchairGM Stories

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The 1988 Los Angeles Dodgers were the World Series Champions. The series featured the legendary walk-off home run from Kirk Gibson.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers brought in former Yankees skipper Joe Torre to lead this young team. With a now healthy pitching staff, the Dodgers look to retake their place ontop the Western Division and maybe return to the World Series for the first time since 1988.

[edit] Team History

[edit] Retired Numbers

• 1 Pee Wee Reese
• 2 Tommy Lasorda
• 4 Duke Snider
• 19 Jim Gilliam
• 20 Don Sutton
• 24 Walter Alston
• 32 Sandy Koufax
• 39 Roy Campanella
• 42 Jackie Robinson
• 53 Don Drysdale

[edit] General Managers

• Ned Colletti 2005-Present
• Paul DePodesta 2004-2005
• Dan Evans 2001-2004
• Dave Wallace 2001
• Kevin Malone 1998-2001
• Tommy Lasorda 1998
• Fred Claire 1987-98
• Al Campanis 1968-87
• Fresco Thompson 1968
• E.J. "Buzzie" Bavasi 1950-68

[edit] Managers

• Joe Torre 2008-
• Grady Little 2006-2007
• Jim Tracy 2001-2005
• Davey Johnson 1999-2000
• Glenn Hoffman 1998-1998
• Bill Russell 1996-1998
• Tommy Lasorda 1976-1996
• Walter Alston 1954-1976
• Chuck Dressen 1951-1953
• Ray Blades 1948-1948
• Burt Shotton 1947-1950
• Clyde Sukeforth 1947-1947
• Leo Durocher 1939-1948
• Burleigh Grimes 1937-1938
• Casey Stengel 1934-1936
• Max Carey 1932-1933
• Wilbert Robinson 1914-1931
• Bill Dahlen 1910-1913
• Harry Lumley 1909-1909
• Patsy Donovan 1906-1908
• Ned Hanlon 1899-1905
• Mike Griffin 1898-1898
• Charlie Ebbets 1898-1898
• Billy Barnie 1897-1898
• Dave Foutz 1893-1896
• John "Monte" Ward 1891-1892
• Bill McGunnigle 1888-1890
• Charlie Byrne 1885-1887
• Charlie Hackett 1885-1885
• George Taylor 1884-1884

[edit] Awards

MVP

• Kirk Gibson (1988)
• Steve Garvey (1974)
• Sandy Koufax (1963)
• Maury Wills (1962)
• Don Newcombe (1956)
• Roy Campanella (1955)
• Roy Campanella (1953)
• Roy Campanella (1951)
• Jackie Robinson (1949)
• Dolph Camilli (1941)
• Dazzy Vance (1924)
• Jake Daubert (1913)

Rookie Of The Year

• Todd Hollandsworth (1996)
• Hideo Nomo (1995)
• Raul Mondesi (1994)
• Mike Piazza (1993)
• Eric Karros (1992)
• Steve Sax (1982)
• Fernando Valenzuela (1981)
• Steve Howe (1980)
• Rick Sutcliffe (1979)
• Ted Sizemore (1969)
• Jim Lefebvre (1965)
• Frank Howard (1960)
• Jim Gilliam (1953)
• Joe Black (1952)
• Don Newcombe (1949)
• Jackie Robinson (1947)

Cy Young

• Eric Gagne (2003)
• Orel Hershiser (1988)
• Fernando Valenzuela (1981)
• Mike Marshall (1974)
• Sandy Koufax (1966)
• Sandy Koufax (1965)
• Sandy Koufax (1963)
• Don Drysdale (1962)
• Don Newcombe (1956

[edit] All-Time Team Leaders & Stats

[edit] Career Records

• Home Runs: Duke Snider 389
• Runs Batted In: Duke Snider 1271
• Batting Average (minimum 1,000 plate appearances): Willie Keeler .352
• Batting Average (minimum 2,000 plate appearances): Willie Keeler .352
• Batting Average (minimum 3,000 plate appearances): Babe Herman .337
• Batting Average (minimum 4,000 plate appearances): Zack Wheat .317
• Hits: Zack Wheat 2804
• Runs: Pee Wee Reese 1338
• Doubles: Zack Wheat 464
• Triples: Zack Wheat 171
• Stolen Bases: Maury Wills 490
• Walks: Pee Wee Reese 1210
• Wins: Don Sutton 233
• Saves: Eric Gagne 160
• Strikeouts: Don Sutton 2696
• Earned Run Average: Jeff Pfeffer 2.31

[edit] Single Season Records

• Home Runs: Shawn Green 49, 2001
• Runs Batted In: Tommy Davis 153, 1962
• Batting Average: Babe Herman .393, 1930
• Hits: Babe Herman 241, 1930
• Runs: Hub Collins 148, 1890
• Doubles: Johnny Frederick 52, 1929
• Triples: George Treadway 26, 1894
• Stolen Bases: Maury Wills 104, 1962
• Hitting Streak:
• Walks: Eddie Stanky 148, 1945
• Wins: Bob Caruthers 40, 1889
• Saves: Eric Gagne 55, 2003
• Strikeouts: Sandy Koufax 382, 1965
• Earned Run Average: Rube Marquard 1.58, 1916

[edit] Record Per Season

[edit] Minor League Teams

• AAA: Las Vegas 51s - Pacific Coast League
• AA: Jacksonville Suns - Southern League
• Advanced A: Inland Empire 66ers - California League
• A: Great Lakes Loons - Midwest League
• Rookie: Ogden Raptors - Pioneer League
• Rookie: GCL Dodgers - Gulf Coast League
• Rookie: Santo Domingo Dodgers - Dominican Summer League

[edit] See Also

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