Despite a relatively short career, the Dodger pitcher known as the "Left Arm of God" remains a favorite of collectors and is undoubtedly THE most collectible pitcher of his era. Though Koufax cards ...

Baseball enthusiasts and collectors have a unique opportunity to own a piece of sports history with the Sandy Koufax Trading Card currently available on Arena Club, a leading secondary marketplace for ...

He won 14 games in 1966 in relief, some of them following brilliant performances by the team’s starters, including Sandy Koufax, who bestowed the nickname. By Richard Sandomir He called every pitch of ...

Ending a 29-year-old drought, the Los Angeles Dodgers will finally compete in the World Series, this time against the Houston Astros; the first game is tonight. To commemorate this fete, let’s take a ...

These were the best seasons we have ever seen from rookie pitchers in MLB history. Today in sports history, August 17 USA TODAY Sports Chase Utley is still the man in Philadelphia and can call himself ...

LOS ANGELES -- The story line was a simple one: two guys from Brooklyn talking baseball. Joe Torre invited Sandy Koufax to visit with him and talk about their lives playing a game as a way to raise ...

On June 4, 1964, Los Angeles Dodgers Hall-of-Fame left-hander Sandy Koufax tossed his third of four career no-hitters. This one, against the Philadelphia Phillies at Connie Mack Stadium. Koufax was ...

The three top names in baseball memorabilia are Mickey Mantle, Babe Ruth, and Ty Cobb; auction prices of items associated with the triumvirate can easily crack six figures. But if you’re looking to ...

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Jewish fans have long celebrated Sandy Koufax’s decision to sit out the first game of the 1965 World Series because it fell on Yom Kippur. But mostly forgotten to history is that the next year, when ...

Koufax, the pride of Jewish sports fans the world over, failed to hit his stride early in his career. When he took the mound at Dodger Stadium against the New York Mets on June 30, 1962, in front of ...