Few baseball players have been more efficient with their accomplishments than Hall of Fame pitcher Sandy Koufax. The Brooklyn native's career only spanned from 1955 to 1966 due to chronic pain in his ...

As part of the All-Star festivities on Tuesday in Cincinnati, Major League Baseball announced each team’s “Franchise Four.” The Franchise Four was the result of a fan vote to determine the greatest ...

Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax threw the third of four career no-hitters on June 4, 1964. Here's how The Sporting News covered the ...

Dodgers legend Sandy Koufax, who won three Cy Young Awards, an MVP Award, five ERA titles, three pitching Triple Crowns and four World Series championships before being inducted into the National ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Blake Snell’s postseason dominance mirrors Sandy Koufax’s 1965 World Series run with nearly identical statistics.

On April 18, 1964, Los Angeles Dodgers legend Sandy Koufax tossed an immaculate inning against the Cincinnati Reds, becoming the first pitcher in National League history to accomplish the feat on ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Baseball is hard, and it can be unforgiving even as excellence beckons. We don’t have to go back any further than Saturday night’s events in Baltimore to be ...

Sometime around the 16th inning of last night’s marathon World Series game, Dodger manager Dave Roberts admitted to a Fox sideline reporter he was on his last relief pitcher. But some viewers, perhaps ...

LOS ANGELES — For baseball aficionados, the name Sandy Koufax is almost mythical. In the 1960s Koufax put together what is generally considered the greatest span of five seasons for a pitcher in Major ...

Yom Kippur, one of the most sacred holidays in the Jewish faith, brings back memories of 1965 World Series game one. This game is etched in history because of Sandy Koufax's decision not to pitch. One ...