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Los Angeles Dodgers
Originally the Brooks, the Atlantics and the Bridgegooms in minor league competition, they became a Major League Baseball team and joined the National League in 1890. They were known as the Superbas and later the Robins before they officially became the Dodgers. The Dodgers are famous for having Jackie Robinson (the one who broke Major League Baseball's color barrier) on their team in 1947. They had moved to Los Angeles becoming the Los Angeles Dodgers for the 1958 season. This category is for questions about the players, the coaches, the records and anything else to do with the team.
580 Questions
What is the name of the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball stadium?
It's just Dodger Stadium (as of 2009 the naming rights to the stadium have never been sold, although there is talk of that happening sometime in the near future). It's one of only 7 current MLB parks that are 100% privately owned by the teams that play in them (and one of an even smaller list that was not originally financed with public funds).
well their manager is joe torre there are many coaches (hiting coach, pitching coach)
Which baseball player has a 99 as their number?
I believe a batting average of 99.94 would be impossible as a batting average is determined by dividing the number of hits by the number of at bats. A hit in every at bat would be a batting average of 1.000. Any time at bat that would not result in a hit would be an average of less than that and reported as .xxx, thus it would not be possible to have an average of anything other than 1.000 or something in the .xxx area.
Who played first base for the 1977 Dodgers?
I'm a Reds fan so I know the Dodgers and I hated them. It was Billy Grabarkewitz. Maury Wills as well as Steve Garvey played 3rd that year as well. But it was Billy that went to the all star game. Those other two guys had great careers while Billy was out of baseball by early 1975.
What is the Dodgers record for the most career Doubles?
Here's the all-time list as of the start of the 2008 season:
ANAHEIM ANGELS
CAREER
DOUBLES 2B
1 Garret Anderson 462
2 Tim Salmon 339
3 Brian Downing 282
4 Darin Erstad 279
5 Jim Fregosi 219
6 Gary DiSarcina 186
7 Bobby Grich 183
8 Adam Kennedy 176
9 Wally Joyner 175
10 Chili Davis 167
11 Troy Glaus 165
12 Jim Edmonds 161
13 Doug DeCinces 149
14 Vladimir Guerrero 147
T15 Don Baylor 140
T15 Rod Carew 140
17 Jack Howell 119
18 Bob Boone 115
19 Bob Rodgers 114
20 Scott Spiezio 110
T21 Bengie Molina 108
T21 Orlando Cabrera 108
T23 Dick Schofield 104
T23 Chone Figgins 104
25 Albie Pearson 98
T26 Fred Lynn 94
T26 David Eckstein 94
28 Johnny Ray 92
29 Devon White 91
30 Bobby Knoop 89
31 Dave Chalk 88
32 Reggie Jackson 87
33 Carney Lansford 80
34 Sandy Alomar Sr. 79
35 Lee Stanton 78
36 Ron Jackson 77
37 Billy Moran 71
T38 Orlando Palmeiro 69
T38 Luis Polonia 69
40 Joe Rudi 68
41 Jim Spencer 65
T42 Chad Curtis 64
T42 J.T. Snow 64
44 Mickey Rivers 62
T45 Felix Torres 61
T45 Juan Beniquez 61
47 Gary Pettis 59
T48 Frank Robinson 55
T48 Randy Velarde 55
T50 Rick Reichardt 54
T50 Rick Miller 54
T52 Jay Johnstone 53
T52 Bob Oliver 53
54 Lee Thomas 52
T55 Jose Cardenal 51
T55 Dan Ford 51
T55 Mo Vaughn 51
T55 Leon Wagner 51
T59 Jerry Remy 50
T59 Casey Kotchman 50
T61 Jose Molina 49
T61 Tony Phillips 49
T61 Damion Easley 49
64 Paul Schaal 48
T65 Maicer Izturis 46
T65 Ruppert Jones 46
T65 Robb Quinlan 46
T65 Roger Repoz 46
T65 Ken McMullen 46
T70 Dave Winfield 45
T70 Juan Rivera 45
T70 Dave Hollins 45
T70 Howie Kendrick 45
T74 Bruce Bochte 44
T74 Rex Hudler 44
T74 Brad Fullmer 44
77 Ken Berry 43
T78 Benji Gil 42
T78 Tom Satriano 42
T78 Jeff Davanon 42
81 Lance Parrish 40
How far is the LA Dodgers Stadium from Santa Monica?
It is about 31 miles and is about a 40 minute drive.
Why did the dodgers move to California?
Ebbetts Field and the Polo Grounds were aging ballparks. The combination of the neighborhood going bad, no parking, an old ballpark and the promise of more money and fans in California caused both the Giants and Dodgers to move at the same time to the west coast.
What is the name of the character artful dodger?
He is one of the young thieves in Fagin's gang in "Oliver Twist" by Charles Dickens
== == he's the cute one i went out with him
In 1971, Jose Pena pitched in 21 games for the Los Angeles Dodgers, with an ERA of 3.56. He started 0 games and finished 14, pitching no complete games. He threw no shutouts and recorded 1 save, ending up with 2 wins and 0 losses.
He pitched a total of 129 outs, facing 176 batters. He gave up 32 hits and 17 earned runs, including 7 home runs. He struck out 44 batters and walked 18.
How many World Series have the Dodgers win?
The Los Angeles Dodgers have won the World Series 7 Times as of 2020
2020, 1988, 1981, 1965, 1963, 1959, 1955
Who is the 3rd base coach of the dodgers?
Dino Ebel is the third base coach for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Dino was appointed by manager Mike Scioscia in 2005 and is in his 4th season as the third base coach.
How many times have the Dodgers been no hit?
In the history of the franchise, 17 ... 11 times while in Brooklyn and 6 times while in Los Angeles.
Prior to the June 8, 2012 combined no hitter thrown by the Seattle Mariners over the Dodgers, the last time they were no hit was April 8, 1994 by Kent Mercker of the Atlanta Braves.
What made Jackie Robinson famous?
Jackie Robinson was the first black man to play major league baseball. This was a precedent because no black people had ever played major league baseball before him. Not only was he the first black man to play in the majors, he was a phenomenal player. Hope this answers your question. this phonomenal player played baseball and let people throw things at him and call him bad names and he didnt let thet stop him.so for that i call him a hero.
What dodgers have worn number 23?
Among those who have are: Luis Tiant, Tom Brewer & manager Dick Williams
Where do the Dodgers play their home games?
If you are talking about Major League Baseball, it is Los Angeles, California.
Who is the PA announcer for the Los Angeles Dodgers?
Eric Smith. He is also does the PA for the Clippers.
Why are the giants and dodgers rivals?
It all started back in the 1900's, the Yankees just started to fight with the better team because they wanted to injure them, they knew they couldn't beat them so they tried to take them out.
Darrin Fletcher played in just one game at catcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1990 and did not start. He played for a total of 3 outs, equivalent to .11 9-inning games.
He made no putouts, had no assists, and committed no errors, equivalent to 0 errors per 9-inning game. He had no double plays.
