On January 19, 1972, former Los Angeles Dodgers left-handed pitcher Sandy Koufax was voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. At 36 years and 20 days old, Koufax became the youngest player to ever be ...

Sandy Koufax dominated baseball like no other player. He won three Cy Young Awards and led the Dodgers to four World Series titles. In 1966, chronic arthritis forced him to retire at 30, but he stayed ...

NBC Explains Controversial Decision to Have Dodgers Legend on Padres-Cubs Broadcast This Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher legend will be on the Padres-Cubs broadcast for Game 1 of that series. NBC explains ...

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NEW YORK — Sandy Koufax has won the sixth Lifetime Achievement Award presented by Baseball Digest. The Hall of Fame pitcher was honored Thursday with an annual distinction that “recognizes a living ...

Despite a relatively short career, the Dodger pitcher known as the "Left Arm of God" remains a favorite of collectors and is undoubtedly THE most collectible pitcher of his era. Though Koufax cards ...

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LOS ANGELES -- When Sandy Koufax joined the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1955, he was in awe of being on the same team with Jackie Robinson. Now 67 years later, the two are immortalized in bronze at the ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers are positioning themselves not just as baseball's current powerhouse, but as a sustainable powerhouse. With a willingness to spend more resources than any other MLB franchise ...