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M I N O R  L E A G U E  A F F I L I A T E S

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T E A M  H I S T O R Y

BROOKLYN DODGERS
National League, 1890-1957
AKA Brooklyn Bridegrooms (II) 1890-1898, Hanlon's Superbas 1899-1910, Brooklyn Robins 1914-1931
**Merged with the Brooklyn Wonders of the Players League in 1891 and with the Baltimore Orioles (II) of the National League in 1900**
N.L. Champion - 1890, 1899, 1916, 1920, 1941, 1947, 1949, 1952-53, 1955-56
World Series Champion - 1955

R E T I R E D  N U M B E R S

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

D O D G E R S  L E A D E R S

Batting Leaders (through the 1999 season)
Bold = Current Player with the Dodgers

Batting Average (min. 500 games)	Runs Scored	Hits
Babe Herman (.339)	Pee Wee Reese (1,338)	Zack Wheat (2,804)
Jack Fournier (.337)	Zack Wheat (1,255)	Pee Wee Reese (2,170)
Mike Piazza (.331)	Duke Snider (1,199)	Willie Davis (2,091)
Zack Wheat (.317)	Jim Gilliam (1,163)	Duke Snider (1,995)
Babe Phelps (.315)	Gil Hodges (1,088)	Steve Garvey (1,968)
Doubles	Triples	Home Runs
Zack Wheat (464)	Zack Wheat (171)	Duke Snider (389)
Duke Snider (343)	Willie Davis (110)	Gil Hodges (361)
Steve Garvey (333)	Hy Myers (97)	Roy Campanella (242)
Pee Wee Reese (330)	Jake Daubert (87)	Ron Cey (228)
Carl Furillo (324)	John Hummel & Duke Snider (82)	Steve Garvey & Eric Karros (211)
Runs Batted In	Stolen Bases	Games Played
Duke Snider (1,271)	Maury Wills (490)	Zack Wheat (2,322)
Gil Hodges (1,254)	Davey Lopes (418)	Bill Russell (2,181)
Zack Wheat (1,210)	Willie Davis (335)	Pee Wee Reese (2,166)
Carl Furillo (1,058)	Steve Sax (290)	Gil Hodges (2,006)
Steve Garvey (992)	Pee Wee Reese (232)	Jim Gilliam (1,956)

Pitching Leaders (through the 1999 season)
Bold = Current Player with the Dodgers

Earned Run Average (min. 500 IP)	Wins	Games Started	WHIP (BB+H/IP)(min. 500 IP)
Jeff Pfeffer (2.31)	Don Sutton (233)	Don Sutton (533)	Andy Messersmith (1.105)
Nap Rucker (2.42)	Don Drysdale (209)	Don Drysdale (465)	Sandy Koufax (1.106)
Larry Cheney (2.45)	Dazzy Vance (190)	Claude Osteen (335)	Don Sutton (1.123)
Ron Perranoski (2.56)	Sandy Koufax (165)	Dazzy Vance (326)	Rube Marquard (1.127)
Rube Marquard (2.58)	Burleigh Grimes (158)	Fernando Valenzuela (320)	Jim Brewer (1.129)
Strikeouts	Saves	Innings Pitched	Shutouts
Don Sutton (2,696)	Todd Worrell (127)	Don Sutton (3,816)	Don Sutton (52)
Don Drysdale (2,486)	Jim Brewer (125)	Don Drysdale (3,432)	Don Drysdale (49)
Sandy Koufax (2,396)	Ron Perranoski (101	Dazzy Vance (2,758)	Sandy Koufax (40)
Dazzy Vance (1,918)	Jay Howell (85)	Burleigh Grimes (2,426)	Nap Rucker (38)
Fernando Valenzuela (1,759)	Clem Labine (83)	Claude Osteen (2,397)	Claude Osteen (34)

A W A R D S  W O N

N. L. MVP	D. Camilli, 1941 Jackie Robinson, 1949 Roy Campanella, 1951, 1953, 1955 Don Newcombe, 1956 Maury Wills, 1962 Sandy Koufax, 1963 Steve Garvey, 1974 Kirk Gibson, 1988
Cy Young Award	Don Newcombe, 1956 Don Drysdale, 1962 Sandy Koufax, 1963, 1965-1966 Mike Marshall, 1974 Fernando Valenzuela, 1981 Orel Hershiser, 1988
Rookie of the Year	Jackie Robinson, 1947 Don Newcombe, 1949 J. Black, 1952 Jim Gilliam, 1953 Frank Howard, 1960 Jim Lefebvre, 1965 T. Sizemore, 1969 Rick Sutcliffe, 1979 Steve Howe, 1980 Fernando Valenzuela, 1981 Steve Sax, 1982 Eric Karros, 1992 Mike Piazza, 1993 Raul Mondesi, 1994 Hideo Nomo, 1995 Todd Hollandsworth, 1996
Gold Glove Award	Fernando Valenzuela (P), 1986 Orel Hershiser (P), 1988 J. Roseboro (C), 1961 Charles Johnson (C), 1998 Gil Hodges (1B), 1958-1959 Wes Parker (1B), 1967-1972 Steve Garvey (1B), 1974-1977 C. Neal (2B), 1959 Davey Lopes (2B), 1978 Maury Wills (SS), 1961-1962 W. Moon (OF), 1960 W. Davis (OF), 1971-1973 Dusty Baker (OF), 1981 Raul Mondesi (OF), 1995, 1997
Silver Slugger Award	Dusty Baker (OF), 1980-1981 Pedro Guerrero (OF), 1982 Fernando Valenzuela (P), 1983 Steve Sax (2B), 1986 Kirk Gibson (OF), 1988 Tim Leary (P), 1988 Eddie Murray (1B), 1990 Mike Piazza (C), 1993-1997 Orel Hershiser (P), 1993 Eric Karros (1B), 1995
Roberto Clemente Man of the Year	Steve Garvey, 1981
Manger of the Year	Tommy Lasorda, 1983, 1988
N. L. Batting Champion	Jake Daubert, 1913-1914 Zack Wheat, 1918 Lefty O'Doul, 1932 Pete Reiser, 1941 Dixie Walker, 1944 Jackie Robinson, 1949 Carl Furillo, 1953 Tommy Davis, 1962-1963
N. L. Home Run Champion	Jimmy Sheckard, 1903 Harry Lumley, 1904 Tim Jordan, 1906, 1908 Jack Fournier, 1924 Dolph Camilli, 1941 Duke Snider, 1956
N. L. RBI Champion	Hy Myers, 1919 Dolph Camilli, 1941 Dixie Walker, 1945 Roy Campanella, 1953 Duke Snider, 1955 Tommy Davis, 1962
N. L. Stolen Base Champion	Jimmy Sheckard, 1903* Pete Reiser, 1942, 1946 Arky Vaughan, 1943 Jackie Robinson, 1947, 1949 Pee Wee Reese, 1952 Maury Wills, 1960-1965 Davey Lopes, 1975-1976
30/30 Club	Raul Mondesi (30 HR - 32 SB), 1997
N. L. ERA Champion	Dazzy Vance, 1924, 1928, 1930 Johnny Podres, 1957 Sandy Koufax, 1962-1966 Don Sutton, 1980 Alejandro Pena, 1984
N. L. Strikeout Champion	Burleigh Grimes, 1921 Dazzy Vance, 1922-1928 Van Lingle Mungo, 1936 Don Newcombe, 1951* Don Drysdale, 1959-1960, 1962 Sandy Koufax, 1961, 1963, 1965-1966 Fernando Valenzuela, 1981 Hideo Nomo, 1995
N. L. Pitching Triple Crown	Dazzy Vance, 1924 (2.16 ERA, 28-6, 262 K) Sandy Koufax, 1963 (1.88 ERA, 25-5, 306 K) Sandy Koufax, 1965 (2.04 ERA, 26-8, 382 K) Sandy Koufax, 1966 (1.73 ERA, 27-9, 317 K)
Perfect Games & No Hitters	Tom Levett (vs. New York), 6/22/1891 Ed Stein (vs. Chicago), 6/2/1894 Malcolm Eason (vs. St. Louis), 7/20/06 Nap Rucker (vs. Boston), 9/5/08 Dazzy Vance (vs. Philadelphia), 9/17/25 Tex Carleton (at Cincinnati), 4/30/40 Ed Heard (at New York), 4/23/46 Rex Barney (at New York), 9/9/48 Carl Erskine (vs. Chicago), 6/19/52 Carl Erskine (vs. New York), 5/12/56 Sal Maglie (vs. Philadelphia), 9/25/56 Sandy Koufax (vs. New York), 6/30/62 Sandy Koufax (vs. San Francisco), 5/11/63 Sandy Koufax (at Philadelphia), 6/4/64 Sandy Koufax (vs. Chicago), 9/9/65 Perfect Game Bill Singer (vs. Philadelphia), 7/20/70 Jerry Ruess (at San Francisco), 6/27/80 Fernando Valenzuela (vs. St. Louis), 6/29/90 Kevin Gross (vs. San Francisco), 8/17/92 Ramon Martinez (vs. Florida), 7/14/95 Hideo Nomo (at Colorado), 9/17/96

*Co-champion

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