Don Mattingly was the Yankee first baseman from 1982 to 1995. He played left and right field in his first couple of seasons with the Yankees until a full time move to first base. He then became the Yankee hitting coach from 2004-2006 and Joe Torre's bench coach in 2007. He ended his Yankee career with 2,153 hits. He is currently the Los Angeles Dodgers hitting coach. Don's number 23 was retired by the Yankees in 1997.

Yes. He has a six-year-old son.

A 1963 Los Angeles Dodgers Team Signed Baseball with the key signatures: Alston, W. Davis, Kofax, Drysdale, Howard, Wills, T. Davis, and Gilliam is worth about $500.-$650. Value is based on average prices of recently closed auctions. Prices may vary based on condition, and the type of authenticity that accompanies the baseball. Prices may also vary based on the amount of signatures, and key signatures acquired. The more complete the baseball with key signatures the more valuable. If the signatures are not properly authenticated the baseball could sell at half the market value or less. For more information on team signed baseballs, links to full team rosters, key signatures, and price guide see Related Links below.

The Kansas City Royals AA affiliate is the Northwest Arkansas Naturals. They are members of the Texas League, located in Springdale, Arkansas.

Yes. I bet you a million dollars they will.

Yes. I was there !!

Their first year as a baseball team was in 1936 as a PCL minor league team.

Their first year as a major league team was 1969

A 1963 World Series ring belonging to L.A. Dodgers executive Robert John Schenz sold at auction for $6,500 in July 2010. The sale was entitled "The Bob Schenz Collection," and the auction sale was held by Hunt Auctions (huntauctions.com).

It's Zombie Nation - Oh Oh Oh

Song 2 and Chelsea Dagger

In 2012, Sue Falsone of the Los Angeles Dodgers became the first woman head athletic trainer in professional sports.

Nancy Bea Heffley.

Walter o'malley the owner of the dodgers wanted a new stadium and Brooklyn did not want to build him and his team one since the attendence was decreasing slowly after the 55 team won it all O'Malley wanted to move his team to baseball hungry Los Angelas. of course if they would have stayed in Brooklyn and in the fantastic confines of Ebbets Feild they would have made millions of more dollars. Look how well the Red Sox are doing.

-J.R.C straight from coopersown

Washington Senators (now MN Twins)

The Los Angeles Dodgers have won the World Series 7 Times out of 19 appearances as of 2020

2020, 1988, 1981, 1965, 1963, 1959, 1955

Here's the all-time list as of the start of the 2008 season:

LOS ANGELES DODGERS

CAREER

HITS H

1 Zack Wheat 2804

2 Pee Wee Reese 2170

3 Willie Davis 2091

4 Duke Snider 1995

5 Steve Garvey 1968

6 Bill Russell 1926

7 Carl Furillo 1910

8 Jim Gilliam 1889

9 Gil Hodges 1884

10 Maury Wills 1732

11 Eric Karros 1608

12 Jackie Robinson 1518

13 Jimmy Johnston 1440

14 Dixie Walker 1395

15 Jake Daubert 1387

16 Ron Cey 1378

17 Hi Myers 1253

18 Steve Sax 1218

19 Davey Lopes 1204

20 Tom Daly 1181

21 Mike Griffin 1166

22 Roy Campanella 1161

23 Dusty Baker 1144

24 Mike Scioscia 1131

25 Pedro Guerrero 1113

26 Wes Parker 1110

27 Ivy Olson 1100

28 Babe Herman 1093

29 George Pinckney 1012

30 Ron Fairly 1010

31 John Roseboro 1009

32 Raul Mondesi 1004

33 John Hummel 973

34 Jimmy Sheckard 966

35 Oyster Burns 955

36 Johnny Frederick 954

37 Adrian Beltre 949

38 Tommy Davis 912

39 Dave Foutz 900

40 Mike Piazza 896

41 Mike Marshall 882

42 Shawn Green 842

T43 Bill Buckner 837

T43 Brett Butler 837

45 Willie Keeler 833

46 George Cutshaw 824

47 Dolph Camilli 809

48 Steve Yeager 789

49 Fielder Jones 768

50 Cookie Lavagetto 763

51 Joe Stripp 758

52 Jim Lefebvre 756

53 Willie Crawford 748

54 Tommy Corcoran 740

55 Tommy Griffith 731

56 Harry Lumley 728

57 Ken Landreaux 714

58 Germany Smith 708

59 Del Bissonette 699

60 Otto Miller 695

61 Billy Shindle 677

62 Mark Grudzielanek 673

63 Pete Reiser 666

64 Al Lopez 665

T65 Billy Cox 659

T65 Charlie Neal 659

67 Wally Moon 649

68 Darby O'Brien 648

69 Casey Stengel 646

T70 Candy LaChance 645

T70 Bill Dahlen 645

72 Augie Galan 640

73 Jack Fournier 629

74 Paul Lo Duca 612

75 Manny Mota 605

76 Gary Sheffield 583

77 Cesar Izturis 579

78 John Anderson 574

79 Frank Howard 567

80 Babe Phelps 561

81 Billy Herman 548

82 Frenchy Bordagaray 542

83 Joe Medwick 535

84 Wally Gilbert 534

85 Tony Cuccinello 533

86 Reggie Smith 516

87 Joe Ferguson 514

88 Jose Offerman 503

89 Andy High 493

90 Eddie Stanky 488

91 Danny Taylor 487

92 Eddie Murray 483

93 Alex Cora 482

94 Bill McClellan 477

95 Hank DeBerry 476

96 Adonis Terry 472

97 Joe Kelley 471

98 Goody Rosen 470

99 Tim Jordan 469

100 Buddy Hassett 464

101 Lonny Frey 463

102 Harvey Hendrick 456

103 Hub Collins 450

104 Sam Leslie 445

105 Mickey Owen 443

106 Rube Bressler 436

107 Lefty O'Doul 431

108 Al Burch 430

109 Phil Lewis 429

110 Jeff Kent 428

T111 Lenny Harris 423

T111 Glenn Wright 423

113 Bill Phillips 420

114 Todd Hollandsworth 418

115 Luis Olmo 412

116 Red Smith 409

T117 Tom Haller 399

T117 Dave Anderson 399

119 Doc Casey 397

120 Arky Vaughan 394

T121 Rick Monday 387

T121 Whitey Alperman 387

123 Gene Hermanski 381

124 Norm Larker 378

125 Buzz Boyle 374

126 George Shoch 371

127 Alfredo Griffin 370

128 Bruce Edwards 362

129 Lee Lacy 360

130 Bill Bergen 356

T131 Rafael Furcal 353

T131 Lou Johnson 353

T133 Jim Bucher 351

T133 Greg Brock 351

T133 Ed Konetchy 351

136 Dave Hansen 347

137 Tim Wallach 346

T138 Ollie O'Mara 341

T138 Zack Taylor 341

140 Milt Stock 338

141 Eric Young 333

142 John Shelby 331

143 Ed Swartwood 330

144 Eddie Brown 329

145 Ted Sizemore 328

146 Jimmy Jordan 327

T147 Sandy Amoros 324

T147 Bernie Neis 324

149 Delino DeShields 319

150 Mike Sharperson 316

T151 Lew Ritter 315

T151 Emil Batch 315

153 Franklin Stubbs 313

154 Juan Samuel 312

155 Derrel Thomas 311

T156 Billy Maloney 310

T156 Jake Flowers 310

158 Brickyard Kennedy 308

159 Mariano Duncan 307

160 John Dobbs 305

161 Don Zimmer 303

162 John Grim 302

163 Duke Farrell 299

164 Kirk Gibson 293

165 Dan Brouthers 292

166 Johnny Cooney 288

T167 Monte Ward 285

T167 Kal Daniels 285

T167 Ernie Koy 285

T170 Ray Schmandt 284

T170 Hack Wilson 284

172 Jeff Hamilton 282

173 Howie Schultz 280

174 Con Daily 278

175 Herbie Moran 277

176 Jim McTamany 276

T177 Mickey Hatcher 275

T177 Russ Martin 275

T179 Tom Kinslow 273

T179 Dave Roberts 273

181 Doc Gessler 270

182 Leo Durocher 267

183 Nomar Garciaparra 264

184 Johnny Hudson 263

185 Dick Cox 261

T186 Pete Kilduff 259

T186 Johnny Butler 259

188 Pete Coscarart 256

T189 Max Carey 249

T189 Andre Ethier 249

191 Jimmy Wynn 247

192 George Treadway 244

193 Gino Cimoli 240

T194 Tom McCreery 239

T194 Gus Felix 239

T194 Len Koenecke 239

197 Greg Gagne 238

198 Neal Finn 234

199 Cozy Dolan 232

200 Bob Caruthers 231

T201 Burleigh Grimes 227

T201 Andy Pafko 227

203 Dave Bancroft 226

204 Bob Clark 224

205 Milton Bradley 220

206 Bill Sudakis 219

207 Don Drysdale 218

208 J.D. Drew 212

209 George Shuba 211

210 Ed Lennox 209

211 Deacon McGuire 208

212 Pop Corkhill 207

213 Jack Dalton 203

214 Brian Jordan 201

215 Len Gabrielson 200

216 Billy Grabarkewitz 199

217 Rube Walker 197

T218 Juan Pierre 196

T218 Nate Oliver 196

T218 Gus Getz 196

T221 Marquis Grissom 194

T221 Todd Zeile 194

223 Jimmy Peoples 192

224 Lew McCarty 191

225 Sammy Strang 190

T226 Olmedo Saenz 189

T226 Bill Davidson 189

T228 Hughie Jennings 188

T228 Ernie Krueger 188

230 Darryl Strawberry 185

T231 Tom Fisher 184

T231 Spider Jorgensen 184

T231 Jeff Torborg 184

234 Charlie Babb 182

T235 Tim Flood 181

T235 Willie Randolph 181

T237 Jigger Statz 179

T237 Mike Mowrey 179

T239 Charlie Irwin 177

T239 Bobby Valentine 177

T239 Don Sutton 177

T242 Henry Rodriguez 174

T242 Ernie Burch 174

T242 Don Newcombe 174

T242 Eddie Moore 174

T246 Cory Snyder 173

T246 Bert Griffith 173

T246 Roger Cedeno 173

249 Tommy Brown 171

T250 Devon White 169

T250 Jack Doyle 169

T250 Todd Hundley 169

T253 Heinie Manush 167

T253 Don Demeter 167

T253 Jay Partridge 167

256 Mitch Webster 166

T257 Jose Vizcaino 164

T257 Dick Tracewski 164

259 Fernando Valenzuela 163

260 Dick Allen 162

261 Bill Madlock 158

262 Nap Rucker 157

T263 Andy Kosco 156

T263 John Cassidy 156

T263 Claude Osteen 156

T266 Wilton Guerrero 155

T266 Jayson Werth 155

T268 Charlie Hargreaves 152

T268 Al Ferrara 152

T270 Hubie Brooks 151

T270 Bert Tooley 151

272 Eric Davis 149

273 Johnny Mitchell 148

274 Van Lingle Mungo 147

275 Bob Bailey 146

T276 Bob Coulson 144

T276 Orel Hershiser 144

T278 Eddie Miksis 143

T278 Jimmy Wasdell 143

T278 James Loney 143

281 Tom Goodwin 142

T282 Bobby Morgan 141

T282 Kenny Lofton 141

T282 Jim Hickman 141

T285 Von Joshua 140

T285 Hub Northen 140

T285 Aleck Smith 140

T288 Marv Rackley 139

T288 Matt Kemp 139

T290 Tex Erwin 138

T290 Bobby Bragan 138

T292 Billy Ashley 137

T292 Chris Gwynn 137

T294 Tom Paciorek 136

T294 Ed Stein 136

T294 Jeff Pfeffer 136

T294 Dazzy Vance 136

T298 Lave Cross 135

T298 Johnny Podres 135

300 Gordon Slade 133

T301 Ed Stevens 132

T301 Pop Dillon 132

T303 Stan Javier 131

T303 Don Hoak 131

T305 Dick Whitman 130

T305 R.J. Reynolds 130

T307 Luis Gonzalez 129

T307 Candy Maldonado 129

309 Chad Fonville 128

T310 Tommy McMillan 127

T310 Enos Cabell 127

312 Joe Vosmik 125

313 Bill Hallman 124

314 Jody Reed 123

T315 Chad Kreuter 122

T315 Randy Jackson 122

317 Jose Gonzalez 121

T318 Gene Bailey 120

T318 Dave Orr 120

320 Ken McMullen 119

T321 Jack McCarthy 118

T321 Clarence Mitchell 118

T323 Eddie Basinski 115

T323 Paul Waner 115

T325 Roberto Kelly 114

T325 Gibby Brack 114

T327 Val Picinich 112

T327 Tom Winsett 112

329 Watty Clark 111

330 Lew Riggs 110

331 Carlos Hernandez 109

T332 Woody English 108

T332 Dutch Jordan 108

T334 Paul Popovich 107

T334 Dutch Ruether 107

336 Jack Dunn 106

337 Pryor McElveen 105

T338 Rudy Law 104

T338 Oscar Robles 104

340 Oscar Walker 103

T341 Gary Thomasson 102

T341 Jolbert Cabrera 102

T341 Henry Porter 102

T341 Ron Hunt 102

T345 Tommy Sheehan 100

T345 Harry McIntire 100

347 Jose Cruz Jr. 99

T348 Mike Davis 98

T348 Frank Kitson 98

T350 William Marriott 97

T350 John Harkins 97

T350 Jay Johnstone 97

T353 Trenidad Hubbard 95

T353 Pete Hotaling 95

T353 Jason Phillips 95

T356 Rick Dempsey 94

T356 Jason Repko 94

T356 Tommy McCarthy 94

359 George Watkins 93

T360 Leon Cadore 92

T360 Carl Erskine 92

T360 Bob Barrett 92

T360 Duke Sims 92

T364 Reggie Williams 91

T364 Hee Seop Choi 91

T364 Buster Burrell 91

T364 Bill Joyce 91

T368 Ramon Martinez 90

T368 Sherry Smith 90

T368 Butch Henline 90

T371 Charlie Malay 88

T371 Tuck Stainback 88

T371 Joe Pignatano 88

T371 Bob Welch 88

T375 John Hale 87

T375 Norm Sherry 87

T375 Chief Meyers 87

T375 Wally Clement 87

T379 Tom Lovett 86

T379 Frank Robinson 86

T381 Ted Martinez 85

T381 Alex Trevino 85

T383 Daryl Spencer 84

T383 Mike Blowers 84

T385 Ed Greer 83

T385 Bill Greenwood 83

T385 Hughie Hearne 83

T388 Billy Geer 82

T388 Chick Fewster 82

T390 Ray Berres 81

T390 Juan Castro 81

T392 Ron Roenicke 80

T392 Antonio Perez 80

T394 Doc Bushong 79

T394 Jerry Reuss 79

T394 Tommy Tucker 79

T394 Zoilo Versalles 79

T394 Whit Wyatt 79

T394 Ricky Ledee 79

T400 Doug Camilli 78

T400 Wilson Betemit 78

T400 Dolly Stark 78

T400 Fred Warner 78

T400 Doc Scanlan 78

Adrian Gonzalez is number 23 on the Los Angeles Dodgers.

At the very top of the stadium with bad view of the game. Just joking NOT!

This is all I picked up from the Home Opener last night while I was there that I can remember. 2012 Season:

Chone Figgins: Rihanna ft. Jay-Z - Talk That Talk

Dustin Ackley: Lynyrd Skynyrd - Simple Man

Ichiro: LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem

Justin Smoak: Eric Church - Homeboy

Kyle Seager: Jason Aldean - Crazy Town

Brandon League enters to Slipknot - Duality

he has two brothers, Devon and Adam.

World series: Brooklyn- 1

Los Angeles- 5

NL Pennants: Brooklyn- 12

Los Angeles- 9

Division titles: Los Angeles- 11

Wild Card: Los Angeles- 2

It came from the 'Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers' Richard

As of the 2008 season, that is 22 scored against the Toronto Blue Jays in 1992. The Brewers also set their team record for base hits in that game with 31 and most stolen bases in a game with 8. The Brewers won the game 22-2.

America

They don't have one.

Waivers. The deadline for regular trades is July 31, after that teams can still trade for another month via the waiver wire. Teams place their players on "waivers" which enables other teams to claim those players. If a player is claimed, the waiving team has 3 days to do choose 1 of the 3 following options: arrange a trade with the claiming team, allow the claiming team to simply take the player and assume his entire remaining contract and salary, or pull him off of waivers and keep him. If no team claims the player within a certain period of time then he is considered to have cleared waivers, and his team can either move him to the minors or pull him off of waivers.

Waivers differs from the regular trade period in that you can no longer approach specific teams and suggest a trade; you can only deal with whichever team claims the player, and teams are given preference according to their record with the worst record getting priority. This rule allows teams in contention to effectively block trades to other teams in their division.

In this instance, LA was in 1st place when they claimed AGon, so SF - being a contender for the Western title - could have opted to claim AGon after learning he was claimed by LA, seeing as SF had the worse record. The downside here is the risk of potentially getting stuck with a player they do not want, need, or can't afford. Had SF claimed AGon in attempt to block him from going to LA, Boston could have just let him go, in which case, SF is now obligated to take the player they didn't actually intend to keep.

The bottom line is that the regular trade period gives you the ability to choose a team with players you want and then negotiate a trade. Trading via waivers forces you to deal with whichever team claims your player, and that team might not have players that adequately address your needs.