Welcome back to my series for Dodgers Nation, the Dodgers NL MVP Annals! In each installment, I take an in-depth look at every single MVP season by a Dodger and the player who won it. The Dodgers franchise can currently lay claim to 13 National League MVP awards, won by 11 different players. These span […] More
In the first half of 2019, Cody Bellinger has put up some insane numbers. If you’re a Dodgers fan, or a baseball fan in general, you already know this. But just exactly how good has his first half been? The answer may be surprising. At the season's halfway point, Cody Bellinger is batting .353 with […] More
The canard of a certain sports team having “the greatest fans in the world” is a heinously tired one. Not only is it uttered by players from every team, but there’s no real way of qualifying it. Is it best determined by annual attendance, or perhaps merchandise sales? Perhaps its size in numbers outside of […] More
Throughout the highs and lows on the diamond for the Dodgers over the decades, the franchise has dealt with its share of tragedy off the field. Preeminent is the 1958 car accident that left Hall of Fame catcher Roy Campanella paralyzed for life. A boating accident in 1993 claimed the life of relief pitcher and […] More
The Los Angeles Dodgers fell to the Angels of Anaheim 7-6 on Monday despite a strong performance from Dodgers Trayce Thompson. One thing that makes any Dodger game memorable regardless of the score is the stories told by Vin Scully throughout the broadcast, from the history of beards to sharing a personal story about his childhood, Scully’s stories […] More
Sporting News released their “Every MLB Team’s Greatest Catcher of All Time” list today, and the Los Angeles Dodgers had Roy Campanella selected as the team’s greatest backstop. It’s something that shouldn’t shock anyone, but it’s still fantastic to see him justly honored. The only other catcher that could even be argued for that top […] More
< June 4, 1972 was a big day in Dodgers franchise history, as the team retired the organization's first three numbers. Roy Campanella's (39), Sandy Koufax's (32), and Jackie Robinson's (42) numbers were all retired on the same day during a pregame ceremony at Dodger Stadium. These three legends played an integral part in the […] More
Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers pitching legend Don Newcombe has plenty to be proud of both on and off the field. The biggest highlights of his baseball career came in 1956 when he won 27 games, including 18 complete games, on his way to being named the National League Cy Young Award winner and NL […] More
Given the number of historically great talents that have played for the Dodgers during the franchise’s time in Brooklyn and Los Angeles, the debate as to who the greatest or most influential Dodger is largely goes unsettled. One name that tends to fly under the radar is Roy Campanella, who starred behind the plate for […] More
Your browser does not support iframes. Regarded as one of the best catchers of all-time, Roy Campanella played 10 season for the Brooklyn Dodgers before getting into a car accident that left him paralyzed from the shoulders down. Campanella was a three-time MVP and voted into the All-Star game eight seasons. In an effort to […] More
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