Remembering Dodgers legend Tommy Lasorda
Lasorda made his major league debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1954. After retiring from playing, he worked as a scout for the franchise before eventually becoming manager in 1976. Upon retiring from the role in 1996, he continued to work for the Dodgers in various roles for the rest of his life.
Times Sports looks back at Lasorda’s remarkable life and what he meant to the Dodgers franchise and their fans.
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The accomplishments of Tommy Lasorda were numerous and varied, and nearly all of them revolved around his 71 years with the Dodgers.
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Tommy Lasorda, who won two World Series championships in 20 years as Dodgers manager, died Thursday night of a heart attack after a long illness.
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Tommy Lasorda, who died Thursday night of a heart attack at age 93, bled Dodger Blue nearly his entire life, spilling it across every corner of the world.
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Tommy Lasorda, who died Thursday at age 93, viewed his accomplishments across 71 years with the Dodgers through an unconventional lens.
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Former Dodgers owner Peter O’Malley says he knew Tommy Lasorda “was the obvious choice” to be Walter Alston’s heir to the Dodgers’ managerial role.
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Dodgers legend Tommy Lasorda didn’t die. They just turned down the volume. The world of sports will now be quieter, and much less fun, Bill Dwyre writes.
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Remembering late Dodgers legend Tommy Lasorda at his unfiltered finest, including his feelings about Dave Kingman hitting three home runs against L.A.
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The baseball world fondly recalled Dodgers legendary manager and ambassador Tommy Lasorda, who died of a heart attack Thursday night at 93.
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Tommy Lasorda, the legendary L.A. Dodgers manager who died Thursday, had an ample acting résumé — mostly for appearances as his inimitable self.
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Legendary Dodgers manager and baseball ambassador Tom Lasorda died of a heart attack Thursday at age 93. He was always quick with a quip, and here are some.
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A look at the life of legendary Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda, who died at the age of 93 on Thursday.
