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A third baseman in the minors, I lost my first 14 decisions of 1979 to tie a record, but became the AL Comeback Player of the Year for my 16-13 record in 1980.

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1980 Los Angeles Dodgers 1980 Los Angeles Dodgers
1979/1981
Record 92-71 .564
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Standings 2nd in the NL West (1 game back)
Pythagorean 90-73, 90-73, 90-73
Runs (S/A) 663 / 591
BallparkDodger Stadium
Park FactorsBatting: 98 / Pitching: 97
Attendance3,249,287 (1st) (1st)
Payroll/Avg$4,578,100 / $183,124 (6th)
Spring TrainingVero Beach, Florida (Holman Stadium (Dodgertown))
ManagerTom Lasorda
CoachesDanny Ozark, Manny Mota, Mark Cresse, Monty Basgall, Red Adams
ExecutivesPresident: Peter O'Malley, General Manager: Al Campanis
Minor Leagues(AAA) Albuquerque Dukes, (AA) San Antonio Dodgers, (A) Vero Beach Dodgers, (A) Lodi Dodgers, (Rookie) Lethbridge Dodgers
Radio (KABC) Jerry Doggett, Ross Porter, Vin Scully
TV (KTTV) Jerry Doggett, Ross Porter, Vin Scully
Spanish Radio (KTNQ) Jaime Jarrin, Rudy Hoyos Jr.

The 1980 Los Angeles Dodgers went 92-71 and finished 2nd in the National League West. The Dodgers drew 3,249,287 to Dodger Stadium. Steve Garvey, Davey Lopes, Jerry Reuss, Bill Russell, Reggie Smith and Bob Welch made the All-Star team. Steve Howe won the National League Rookie of the Year award.

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