Category: DODGERS

Reading Time: 2 minutesEarlier this week, Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda passed away due to a heart attack at age 93. Not surprisingly, this death was heavily mourned by the baseball community. Tommy Lasorda was the manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers from 1976 to 1996. He spent 71 years with the franchise, and it started in 1949 as a pitcher with the Brooklyn Dodgers organization. He made his debut in 1954, and also made one start in 1955. He set a record that day, although not a good one. It was most wild pitches in one inning,...

Reading Time: 2 minutes Dodger fans know all too well the feeling of heartbreak, disappointment, and anger. From the 2013 season through the 2019 season, the Los Angeles Dodgers were the only team to consistently make the postseason every year in that yearly span. Los Angeles has come out a National League pennant title twice in the 6-year span. But what’s more impressive is every single year during that span, they have won their division, the NL West. The Dodgers have had the best record in all of baseball in two of those seasons, including a 106-win season in...