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10. Mai 2024 · Don Drysdale (born July 23, 1936, Van Nuys, California, U.S.—died July 3, 1993, Montreal, Quebec, Canada) was an American professional baseball player who was a star right-handed power pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 1950s and ’60s, helping lead the team to three World Series championships (1959, 1963, 1965).
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Vor 2 Tagen · Koufax and fellow Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale served six months in the United States Army Reserve in Fort Dix, New Jersey and Van Nuys, California after the 1957 season and before spring training in 1958.
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Vor einem Tag · The Cy Young Award began in 1956, and for its first 11 years it (unaccountably) was for just one pitcher in the major leaguers. Of those first 11 awards, seven went to future Hall of Famers: Warren Spahn, Early Wynn, Whitey Ford, Don Drysdale, and three for Sandy Koufax. Among the other four, three went to: Don Newcombe, who had Hall of Fame ...
2. Mai 2024 · Summary In the 1960 radio interview, Jackie Robinson, a pioneering figure in baseball and civil rights, and Don Drysdale, a dominant pitcher for the Dodgers, discuss their experiences and ...
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3. Mai 2024 · 5. Don Drysdale. Another iconic Dodgers pitcher, Don Drysdale, was known for his intimidating pitching style and fierce competitiveness. Alongside Sandy Koufax, he formed one of baseball’s...
15. Mai 2024 · Don Drysdale As far as hitting pitchers go, Drysdale is a legend. He hit 29 home runs in 1,169 career at-bats, but what is particularly amazing about his work as a hitter is that the majority of his production came in two flukish, outlier seasons.
Vor 2 Tagen · Don Drysdale, c. 1965. (more) The Dodgers were an instant success in their new home, setting numerous NL attendance records at Dodger Stadium, which was located in scenic Chavez Ravine, a few miles outside downtown Los Angeles.
