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We've already inducted the following players and contributors for this franchise:
Players
Dolph Camilli
Roy Campanella
Ron Cey
Willie Davis
Don Drysdale
Carl Furillo
Steve Garvey
Jim Gilliam
Burleigh Grimes
Pedro Guerrero
Orel Hershiser
Gil Hodges
Sandy Koufax
Davey Lopes
Van Lingle Mungo
Don Newcombe
Claude Osteen
Mike Piazza
Johnny Podres
Pee Wee Reese
Pete Reiser
Jackie Robinson
Preacher Roe
Nap Rucker
Jimmy Sheckard
Duke Snider
Don Sutton
Fernando Valenzuela
Dazzy Vance
Dixie Walker
Bob Welch
Zack Wheat
Maury Wills
Contributors elections concluded
Walter Alston
Red Barber
Buzzie Bavasi
Al Campanis
Leo Durocher
Charlie Ebbetts
Tommy Lasorda
Branch Rickey
Wilbert Robinson
Vin Scully
Round four of the Dodgers HOF elections can be found here
PLEASE READ THE FORMAT AND RULES SECTION BEFORE VOTING. THANK YOU.
FORMAT AND RULES
Purpose: The purpose of this project is to create a Hall of Fame for each franchise whereby each franchise will honor those individuals whose contributions and accomplishments are most notable, significant, and enduring to that franchise's history. This project is not about simply honoring those with the best statistics with each franchise.
Standards: Each franchise has its own unique history and context, and thus contributions and accomplishments that may stand out remarkably within one franchise's history, may not be so remarkable in another franchise's history. Standards from franchise to franchise will inherently vary, and thus there should be no impetus to create equal standards among the franchises or to aspire to the standards of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Consequently, subjectivity within the context of the franchise in question will play an inevitable role when considering an individual's contributions and accomplishments with respect to that franchise. In sum, a franchise's Hall of Fame should be unaffected by the standards and contexts of other franchises as well as the National Baseball Hall of Fame, and should be entirely a product of its own history.
Election Format: Elections will be conducted one franchise at a time starting in chronological order with the oldest continuously and currently operational franchise. Each election will last approximately five days.
- Ballot Size: Voters can select up to 15 players and 5 contributors per election. Ballots that exceed the maximum limits at the close of an election will not be counted. There is no minimum ballot size.
- Ballot Editing: To account for ongoing discussion, voters may edit their ballots as often as necessary through the end of an election.
- Election Percentage: Any individual that is listed on at least 75% of either the player or contributor submitted ballots will be elected to that team's Hall of Fame. In instances where an individual receive votes as both a player and a contributor, that individual will be elected if listed on at least 75% of ballots in either category or if the individual's combined vote total is at least 75% of the category with the greatest number of ballots submitted. However, a minimum of six votes is also necessary to elect a candidate.
- Subsequent Rounds: After an election has been performed for each franchise, a second round of elections will commence, again proceeding in chronological order. A third round of elections (and perhaps beyond) may also be held depending on interest.
Eligibility:
- Players: Players may be considered by any currently operational franchise for which they appeared and are eligible either immediately upon officially retiring or after having not appeared at any level of professional baseball for an entire season for reasons not due to injury.
- Contributors: Individuals that contributed in other capacities to a franchise may be considered, including managers, coaches, executives, owners, and broadcasters. Contributors that are still active may only be elected by their current employing franchise, and cannot be considered by prior employing franchises until no longer active (this does not apply to individuals who are employed by a franchise only in nominal and/or non-integral ways, such as in scouting, consulting, or public relations capacities).
- Multiple Capacities: The totality of contributions and accomplishments with respect to a franchise are to be considered, and thus an individual can only be elected once by a franchise. For purposes of ballot size limits, an individual should be designated either a player or contributor based on what the voter perceives to be the individual's greater role with the franchise. An individual should not be listed as either a player or contributor merely to facilitate ballot space for the other category.
- Relocations/Renaming: Franchises that have relocated and/or been renamed, may still consider and elect individuals that were with the franchise prior to the relocation/renaming.
- Multiple Franchises: An individual may be considered and elected by multiple franchises.
LOS ANGELES DODGERS
This election will end on Saturday, March 31, at 7:00 a.m. EDT
Franchise History
- Founded: 1884 (AA 1884-1889, NL since)
- Former Locations/Names: Brooklyn Atlantics (1884), Brooklyn Grays (1885-1887), Brooklyn Bridegrooms (1888-1890, 1896-1898), Broolyn Grooms (1891-1895), Brooklyn Superbas (1899-1910, 1913), Brooklyn Dodgers (1911-1912, 1932-1957), Brooklyn Robins (1914-1931)
Titles
- World Series Championships: 6 (1955, 1959, 1963, 1965, 1981, 1988)
- Pennants: 22 (1889, 1890, 1899, 1900, 1916, 1920, 1941, 1947, 1949, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1956, 1959, 1963, 1965, 1966, 1974, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1988)
- Division Titles: 12 (1974, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1983, 1985, 1988, 1994, 1995, 2004, 2008, 2009)
- Wild Card Berths: 2 (1996, 2006)
Helpful Links
The following links are all courtesy of baseball-reference.com, baseball-almanac.com, and wikipedia.com, and may assist voters in determining an individual's impact on this franchise:
- Franchise Almanac
- All Batters
- All Pitchers
- Batting Leaders
- Pitching Leaders
- Most Common Positional Starters
- Most Common Pitching Staff Alignments
- Managers
- Notable Owners and Executives
- Notable Broadcasters
Award Recipients
- MVP Recipients (12): Kirk Gibson (1988), Steve Garvey (1974), Sandy Koufax (1963), Maury Wills (1962), Don Newcombe (1956), Roy Campanella (1955), Roy Campanella (1953), Roy Campanella (1951), Jackie Robinson (1949), Dolph Camilli (1941), Dazzy Vance (1924), Jake Daubert (1913)
- Cy Young Recipients (9): Eric Gagne (2003), Orel Hershiser (1988), Fernando Valenzuela (1981), Mike Marshall (1974), Sandy Koufax (1966), Sandy Koufax (1965), Sandy Koufax (1963), Don Drysdale (1962), Don Newcombe (1956)
- RoY Recipients (16): Todd Hollandsworth (1996), Hideo Nomo (1995), Raul Mondesi (1994), Mike Piazza (1993), Eric Karros (1992), Steve Sax (1982), Fernando Valenzuela (1981), Steve Howe (1980), Rick Sutcliffe (1979), Ted Sizemore (1969), Jim Lefebvre (1965), Frank Howard (1960), Jim Gilliam (1953), Joe Black (1952), Don Newcombe (1949), Jackie Robinson (1947)
- Batting Triple Crown (0):
- Pitching Triple Crown (4): Sandy Koufax (1966), Sandy Koufax (1965), Sandy Koufax (1963), Dazzy Vance (1924)
Multiple All Star Selections (no adjustment for double selections for 1959-1962)
Notable Managers (with at least 300 games managed with this franchise or at least one pennant win)
Players
Dolph Camilli
Roy Campanella
Ron Cey
Willie Davis
Don Drysdale
Carl Furillo
Steve Garvey
Jim Gilliam
Burleigh Grimes
Pedro Guerrero
Orel Hershiser
Gil Hodges
Sandy Koufax
Davey Lopes
Van Lingle Mungo
Don Newcombe
Claude Osteen
Mike Piazza
Johnny Podres
Pee Wee Reese
Pete Reiser
Jackie Robinson
Preacher Roe
Nap Rucker
Jimmy Sheckard
Duke Snider
Don Sutton
Fernando Valenzuela
Dazzy Vance
Dixie Walker
Bob Welch
Zack Wheat
Maury Wills
Contributors elections concluded
Walter Alston
Red Barber
Buzzie Bavasi
Al Campanis
Leo Durocher
Charlie Ebbetts
Tommy Lasorda
Branch Rickey
Wilbert Robinson
Vin Scully
Round four of the Dodgers HOF elections can be found here
PLEASE READ THE FORMAT AND RULES SECTION BEFORE VOTING. THANK YOU.
FORMAT AND RULES
Purpose: The purpose of this project is to create a Hall of Fame for each franchise whereby each franchise will honor those individuals whose contributions and accomplishments are most notable, significant, and enduring to that franchise's history. This project is not about simply honoring those with the best statistics with each franchise.
Standards: Each franchise has its own unique history and context, and thus contributions and accomplishments that may stand out remarkably within one franchise's history, may not be so remarkable in another franchise's history. Standards from franchise to franchise will inherently vary, and thus there should be no impetus to create equal standards among the franchises or to aspire to the standards of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Consequently, subjectivity within the context of the franchise in question will play an inevitable role when considering an individual's contributions and accomplishments with respect to that franchise. In sum, a franchise's Hall of Fame should be unaffected by the standards and contexts of other franchises as well as the National Baseball Hall of Fame, and should be entirely a product of its own history.
Election Format: Elections will be conducted one franchise at a time starting in chronological order with the oldest continuously and currently operational franchise. Each election will last approximately five days.
- Ballot Size: Voters can select up to 15 players and 5 contributors per election. Ballots that exceed the maximum limits at the close of an election will not be counted. There is no minimum ballot size.
- Ballot Editing: To account for ongoing discussion, voters may edit their ballots as often as necessary through the end of an election.
- Election Percentage: Any individual that is listed on at least 75% of either the player or contributor submitted ballots will be elected to that team's Hall of Fame. In instances where an individual receive votes as both a player and a contributor, that individual will be elected if listed on at least 75% of ballots in either category or if the individual's combined vote total is at least 75% of the category with the greatest number of ballots submitted. However, a minimum of six votes is also necessary to elect a candidate.
- Subsequent Rounds: After an election has been performed for each franchise, a second round of elections will commence, again proceeding in chronological order. A third round of elections (and perhaps beyond) may also be held depending on interest.
Eligibility:
- Players: Players may be considered by any currently operational franchise for which they appeared and are eligible either immediately upon officially retiring or after having not appeared at any level of professional baseball for an entire season for reasons not due to injury.
- Contributors: Individuals that contributed in other capacities to a franchise may be considered, including managers, coaches, executives, owners, and broadcasters. Contributors that are still active may only be elected by their current employing franchise, and cannot be considered by prior employing franchises until no longer active (this does not apply to individuals who are employed by a franchise only in nominal and/or non-integral ways, such as in scouting, consulting, or public relations capacities).
- Multiple Capacities: The totality of contributions and accomplishments with respect to a franchise are to be considered, and thus an individual can only be elected once by a franchise. For purposes of ballot size limits, an individual should be designated either a player or contributor based on what the voter perceives to be the individual's greater role with the franchise. An individual should not be listed as either a player or contributor merely to facilitate ballot space for the other category.
- Relocations/Renaming: Franchises that have relocated and/or been renamed, may still consider and elect individuals that were with the franchise prior to the relocation/renaming.
- Multiple Franchises: An individual may be considered and elected by multiple franchises.
LOS ANGELES DODGERS
This election will end on Saturday, March 31, at 7:00 a.m. EDT
Franchise History
- Founded: 1884 (AA 1884-1889, NL since)
- Former Locations/Names: Brooklyn Atlantics (1884), Brooklyn Grays (1885-1887), Brooklyn Bridegrooms (1888-1890, 1896-1898), Broolyn Grooms (1891-1895), Brooklyn Superbas (1899-1910, 1913), Brooklyn Dodgers (1911-1912, 1932-1957), Brooklyn Robins (1914-1931)
Titles
- World Series Championships: 6 (1955, 1959, 1963, 1965, 1981, 1988)
- Pennants: 22 (1889, 1890, 1899, 1900, 1916, 1920, 1941, 1947, 1949, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1956, 1959, 1963, 1965, 1966, 1974, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1988)
- Division Titles: 12 (1974, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1983, 1985, 1988, 1994, 1995, 2004, 2008, 2009)
- Wild Card Berths: 2 (1996, 2006)
Helpful Links
The following links are all courtesy of baseball-reference.com, baseball-almanac.com, and wikipedia.com, and may assist voters in determining an individual's impact on this franchise:
- Franchise Almanac
- All Batters
- All Pitchers
- Batting Leaders
- Pitching Leaders
- Most Common Positional Starters
- Most Common Pitching Staff Alignments
- Managers
- Notable Owners and Executives
- Notable Broadcasters
Award Recipients
- MVP Recipients (12): Kirk Gibson (1988), Steve Garvey (1974), Sandy Koufax (1963), Maury Wills (1962), Don Newcombe (1956), Roy Campanella (1955), Roy Campanella (1953), Roy Campanella (1951), Jackie Robinson (1949), Dolph Camilli (1941), Dazzy Vance (1924), Jake Daubert (1913)
- Cy Young Recipients (9): Eric Gagne (2003), Orel Hershiser (1988), Fernando Valenzuela (1981), Mike Marshall (1974), Sandy Koufax (1966), Sandy Koufax (1965), Sandy Koufax (1963), Don Drysdale (1962), Don Newcombe (1956)
- RoY Recipients (16): Todd Hollandsworth (1996), Hideo Nomo (1995), Raul Mondesi (1994), Mike Piazza (1993), Eric Karros (1992), Steve Sax (1982), Fernando Valenzuela (1981), Steve Howe (1980), Rick Sutcliffe (1979), Ted Sizemore (1969), Jim Lefebvre (1965), Frank Howard (1960), Jim Gilliam (1953), Joe Black (1952), Don Newcombe (1949), Jackie Robinson (1947)
- Batting Triple Crown (0):
- Pitching Triple Crown (4): Sandy Koufax (1966), Sandy Koufax (1965), Sandy Koufax (1963), Dazzy Vance (1924)
Multiple All Star Selections (no adjustment for double selections for 1959-1962)
Code:
[U]Rank Player Selections[/U] 1 Pee Wee Reese 10 2 Don Drysdale 9 t3 Roy Campanella 8 t3 Steve Garvey 8 t3 Gil Hodges 8 t6 Sandy Koufax 7 t6 Duke Snider 7 t6 Maury Wills 7 t9 Ron Cey 6 t9 Jackie Robinson 6 t9 Fernando Valenzuela 6 t12 Mike Piazza 5 t12 Johnny Roseboro 5 t12 Dixie Walker 5 t15 Pedro Guerrero 4 t15 Cookie Lavagetto 4 t15 Davey Lopes 4 t15 Don Newcombe 4 t15 Mickey Owen 4 t15 Johnny Podres 4 t15 Preacher Roe 4 t15 Don Sutton 4 t15 Whit Wyatt 4 t24 Ralph Branca 3 t24 Tommy Davis 3 t24 Eric Gagne 3 t24 Billy Herman 3 t24 Orel Hershiser 3 t24 Joe Medwick 3 t24 Van Mungo 3 t24 Charlie Neal 3 t24 Claude Osteen 3 t24 Babe Phelps 3 t24 Pete Reiser 3 t24 Bill Russell 3 t24 Steve Sax 3 t24 Gary Sheffield 3 t24 Reggie Smith 3 t39 Dusty Baker 2 t39 Kevin Brown 2 t39 Jonathan Broxton* 2 t39 Dolph Camilli 2 t39 Willie Davis 2 t39 Leo Durocher 2 t39 Carl Furillo 2 t39 Augie Galan 2 t39 Jim Gilliam 2 t39 Clem Labine 2 t39 Norm Larker 2 t39 Paul Lo Duca 2 t39 Mike Marshall 2 t39 Russell Martin* 2 t39 Andy Messersmith 2 t39 Wally Moon 2 t39 Brad Penny* 2 t39 Mike Scioscia 2 t39 Jeff Shaw 2 t39 Stan Williams 2 t39 Todd Worrell 2 t39 Jimmy Wynn 2 * Player is currently active
Code:
[U]Manager Games Win % WS Titles Pennants Div Titles Wild Cards[/U] Walter Alston 3658 .558 4 7 1 Charlie Byrne 354 .503 Max Carey 311 .476 Bill Dahlen 615 .414 Patsy Donovan 460 .405 Chuck Dressen 468 .642 2 Leo Durocher 1318 .566 1 Dave Foutz 532 .507 Burleigh Grimes 306 .434 Ned Hanlon 1018 .512 2 Davey Johnson 324 .503 Tommy Lasorda 3041 .526 2 4 8 Grady Little 324 .525 1 Bill McGunnigle 412 .658 2 Wilbert Robinson 2736 .506 2 Bill Russell 322 .537 1 Burt Shotton 545 .603 2 Casey Stengel 463 .453 Joe Torre 486 .533 2 Jim Tracy^ 810 .527 1 ^ Currently managing another team
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