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THE ALPHABET LAST NAMES THREAD.

Zimmer (Don Zimmer, utility infielder for the 1955 World Champion Brooklyn Dodgers, for the 1959 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers, and for the 1963 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers)
 
Drysdale (Don Drysdale, pitcher, 1959 World Champion L.A. Dodgers, 1963 World Champion L.A. Dodgers, and 1965 World Champion L.A. Dodgers)
 
Furillo (Carl Furillo, rightfielder for the 1955 World Champion Brooklyn Dodgers and for the 1959 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers)
 
Gibson (Kirk - LA Dodgers home run in the world series)
 
Hodges (Gil Hodges, first baseman for the 1955 World Champion Brooklyn Dodgers and for the 1959 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers)
[Also manager of the World Champion 1969 Miracle Mets]
 
Labine (Clem Labine, pitcher for the 1955 World Champion Brooklyn Dodgers and for the 1959 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers)
 
Maddux. (Greg Maddux Hall of Fame pitcher with 355 career wins, and four Cy Young awards)
 
Newcombe (Don Newcombe, pitcher for the 1955 World Champion Brooklyn Dodgers, sometimes know as "Big Newk")
 
Podres (Johnny Podres, pitcher for the 1955 World Champion Brooklyn Dodgers, for the 1959 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers, for the 1963 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers, and for the 1965 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers)
 
Robinson (Jackie Robinson, third baseman for the 1955 World Champion Brooklyn Dodgers)

He is obviously one of the most famous people who ever played in MLB, known well even by non-fans.

But here is one thing almost nobody remembers about him: After the 1956 season, Walter O'Malley traded him to the putrid motherfucking hated jints bastards. Mr. Robinson refused to report to that team, instead announcing his retirement from baseball. In my eyes, that makes him even more of a hero. :man:
 
Smoltz. (John Smoltz,. Hall of Fame pitcher, spent most of his career with the Atlanta Braves)

The only pitcher in history with 200 wins, and 150 saves
 
Valenzuela (Fernando Valenzuela, pitcher for the 1981 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers and for the 1988 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers)
 
Zito. (Barry Zito, Major League Baseball Pitcher, pitched with the Oakland A's)
 
Williams (Serena - All-Time Great Tennis Player)
 
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