Begood
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Hey Tim, Joe Torre sighed with the Dodgers. Hopefully he will have success there.
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Begood said:Hey Tim, Joe Torre sighed with the Dodgers. Hopefully he will have success there.
Bill.
Black1 said:I thought Billy Loes was the pitcher for the Dodgers in the 1955 World Series?:dontknow: (I may not watch baseball anymore.... but, I was a fan once
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Django said:I'm not sure what that has to do with anything....
But, yes...Billy Loes pitched in game 2..... Johnny Podres is (the one) considered (to be) the Dodger's pitching hero of the '55 world series....
Still, when you mentioned Loes, I was a bit stymied about the context of your question....
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Black1 said:Wasn't he number 30? :dontknow:![]()
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Django said:Jake, I just read your post again and I think you were alluding to the patch and Maury Wills..... Wills was the first man ever to steal 100 bases in one year... and he holds a cherished part of Dodger history.... He was not a pitcher, but a shortstop most of his career.....
Nearly all my Dodgers jerseys.... (Brooklyn or LA) have that patch on them... The 1955 series was the very first world series that the Dodgers won.... The only one in Brooklyn.. It was every Brooklyn fan's dream come true.... a really cherished accomplisment... That's why I have so many...
The '55 series marked an end to the old Brooklyn saying, "Wait'll next year" ..
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Begood said:I understand it, they were the Brooklyn Dodgers before they movedto LA. Yeah, I'm kinda old too.![]()
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