1970 Kellogg's #8, Don Sutton ⭐
Don Sutton was the Dodgers' ace in 1974, leading the pitching staff with a 19-9 record and 3.22 ERA.
In 1974, the Los Angeles Dodgers won the NL West division title with a 102-60 record, defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-1 in the NL Championship Series, but lost to the Oakland Athletics 4-1 in the World Series.

1971 Topps #520, Tommy John ⭐
Tommy John of the Los Angeles Dodgers undergoes history-making surgery on his left arm.

1950 Bowman #23, Don Newcombe RC.
On September, 1950, at Shibe Park, in a desperate move, Brooklyn Manager Burt Shotton starts 2nd-year pitcher Don Newcombe in both games of a double header.
Newcombe pitched a complete game and was the winning pitcher of the first game, 2 – 0.
He missed pitching complete games in a in both games of doubleheader for the Brooklyn Dodgers by leaving in the 7th inning of the second game, trailing Curt Simmons and the Philadelphia Phillies, 2 – 0. The Dodgers came back and won 3-2, Gil Hodges delivers the key hit a bases-loaded single with 2 outs that scored all three runs.

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2025 Leaf Seasons In The Sun #CSS-20 Cut Signatures, Pee Wee Reese.
Today's mail filled a glaring hole in my PC.
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1952 Topps #36, Gil Hodges.
It's no secret, my all-time favorite baseball card set is 1952 Topps.
This 1952 Topps card of Gil Hodges is extra special.
Hodges hit 40 home runs in 1951 for the Brooklyn Dodgers. This marked the first time a Dodgers player hit 40 home runs in a season and his 1952 Topps card captured the feat.
Additionally, the background color of this card provided the inspiration for the color of Tang - the official drink of NASA Astronauts.😂