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102-60 .630 |
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Won the NL West |
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106-56, 106-56, 106-56 |
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798 /
561 |
| Postseason | Won NLCS 3-1 over Pittsburgh Pirates
Lost World Series 4-1 to Oakland Athletics | | Ballpark | Dodger Stadium | | Park Factors | Batting: 96 / Pitching: 94 | | Attendance | 2,632,474 (1st) (1st) | | Spring Training | Vero Beach, Florida (Holman Stadium (Dodgertown)) | | Manager | Walter Alston | | Coaches | Jim Gilliam, Monty Basgall, Red Adams, Tommy Lasorda | | Executives | President: Peter O'Malley, General Manager: Al Campanis | | Minor Leagues | (AAA) Albuquerque Dukes, (AA) Waterbury Dodgers, (A) Orangeburg Dodgers, (A) Bellingham Dodgers, (A) Bakersfield Dodgers | | Radio | (KABC) Jerry Doggett, Vin Scully | | TV | (KTTV) Jerry Doggett, Vin Scully | | Spanish Radio | (KWKW) Jaime Jarrin, Rudy Hoyos Jr. |
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The 1974 Los Angeles Dodgers
went 102-60
and finished 1st
in the
National League West. The Dodgers
drew 2,632,474
to Dodger Stadium.
Ron Cey, Steve Garvey, Mike Marshall, Andy Messersmith and Jimmy Wynn made the All-Star team. Mike Marshall was honored with the Cy Young award. Steve Garvey won the National League Most Valuable Player award. Gold Glove winners for 1974 included Steve Garvey and Andy Messersmith.
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