Who is number 14 on the Dodgers?

Gil Hodges, who was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in December, will have his uniform number 14 retired by the Dodgers on Saturday, June 4, before a game against the Mets at Dodger Stadium.

What Dodgers numbers are retired?

Who is the most famous Dodger?

In terms of impact on baseball as a sport, Jackie Robinson is the runaway winner for the No. 1 spot. That is undeniably true. On the field, though, he put together a tremendous 10-year career narrowly eclipsed by a Hall of Fame pitcher.

Will the Dodgers retire Gil Hodges number?

The Dodgers officially retired Gil Hodges' number in a pregame ceremony Saturday evening before the team's game against the Mets, more than 60 years after he last donned a uniform for the Boys in Blue.

Will the Dodgers retire number 14?

14 becomes 11th retired by Dodgers. LOS ANGELES -- Gil Hodges remains one of the strongest links between the Dodgers and Mets franchises. On Saturday, before the two teams played in Los Angeles, the Dodgers retired his No. 14.

Dodgers retire No. 14 for Hall of Famer Gil Hodges

Who wore #53 for the Dodgers?

Drysdale ended his career with 209 wins, 2,486 strikeouts, 167 complete games and 49 shutouts. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1984, and had his number 53 retired at Dodger Stadium on July 1, 1984.

Who is the best Dodger pitcher of all time?

Clayton Kershaw became the Dodgers' all-time strikeouts leader, passing Don Sutton's 43-year-old mark in the fourth inning of a 5-1 loss to the Tigers. Clayton Kershaw is the greatest Dodgers pitcher ever. It is time to shout what had previously only been whispered.

Is 42 retired in baseball?

42. In a ceremony before the April 15, 1997, game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Mets at Shea Stadium, Selig declared that No. 42 – Robinson's number with the Brooklyn Dodgers – would be permanently retired throughout Major League Baseball.

Is number 4 retired from the Dodgers?

Hodges' No. 14 was added to a list of Dodgers retired numbers that already included: Pee Wee Reese (No. 1), Tommy Lasorda (No. 2), Duke Snider (No. 4), Jim Gilliam (No. 19), Don Sutton (No. 20), Walter Alston (No. 24), Sandy Koufax (No. 32), Roy Campanella (No. 39), Jackie Robinson (No. 42) and Don Drysdale (Np. 53).

What number is Freddie Freeman?

“Freddie Freeman is wearing his traditional No. 5, Corey Seager's old number, this time in #Dodger blue. His locker is next to fellow MVP Cody Bellinger,” Nightengale tweeted on Friday.

What is Mookie Betts number?

50. After six successful years with the Boston Red Sox, slugger Mookie Betts is officially a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Who is lowest paid MLB player?

The highest paid player on the team was infielder Jonathan Villar, who earned $8.2 million, followed by outfielder Corey Dickerson at $8 million; and infielder Miguel Rojas, who made $4.7 million. The lowest paid MLB players were Andrew Parrino, Stephen Tarpley and Magneuris Sierra, who made $563,500.

Who is the richest baseball player 2021?

Who is the highest paid MLB player ever? It should come as no surprise that Alex Rodriguez is atop the list for MLB career earnings. According to Spotrac, the baseball legend earned $455.159 million across his entire career.

Who is the youngest Dodger player?

(Joe Moeller at 19 years and 55 days is the youngest LA Dodger starting pitcher). Urias struggled in his debut, lasting only 2+2⁄3 innings while allowing five hits, three runs and four walks. He did strike out three, including the first batter he faced, Curtis Granderson.

Who is the fastest pitcher of all time?

Fastest pitch ever thrown

As a result, Aroldis Chapman is credited with throwing the fastest pitch in MLB history. On Sept. 24, 2010, Chapman made MLB history. Then a rookie relief pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds, the fireballer unleashed a fastball clocked at 105.1 mph by PITCH/fx.

Who has the most strikeouts in Dodgers history?

On a wicked 0-2 slider that burrowed low and inside to the off-balance swing-through of Tigers hitter Spencer Torkelson, Clayton Kershaw became the Los Angeles Dodgers all-time strikeouts leader.

Who has the most home runs in Dodgers history?

Duke Snider has hit the most home runs in Los Angeles Dodgers franchise history with 389 home runs.

Who wore 99 for the Dodgers?

Manny Ramirez (#99).