Sanford Koufax (/kofks/; born Sanford Braun; December 30, 1935) is an American former left-handed pitcher in Major League Baseball (MLB) who played his entire career for the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers from 1955 to 1966. Sandy Koufax, also known as the Left Hand of God, wed Anne Koufax, formerly Anne H. Widmark, on January 1, 1969. Sanford "Sandy" Koufax, one of the greatest pitchers in baseball, was referred to as the "man with the golden arm." He established one record after another as he went through an 11-year career as a pitcher with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Jane Purucker Clarke, is the third wife of legendary MLB pitcher Sandy Koufax. He has since worked for the Dodgers organization in a variety of capacities. He struck out 14 batters in the 10 win, at the time the most recorded in a perfect game (tied by Matt Cain in 2012). The 1,776 sq. They remind you of the four years that Woods, with whom Koufax shares a birthday, had between 1999 and 2002, winning seven majors and holding all four of golfs major championships at one point. Awards. Now, his legacy will be front and center every time fans visit Dodger Stadium. Years later he recalled, "That winter was when I really started working out. [15] In his only season, Koufax went 31 with a 2.81 ERA, 51 strikeouts and 30 walks in 32 innings. In his 12-season major league career, Koufax had a 16587 record with a 2.76 ERA, 2,396 strikeouts, 137 complete games, and 40 shutouts. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. strikeouts . Like |. [25] Koufax planned to use the money as tuition to finish his university education, if his baseball career failed. 299 pages, Hardcover. Matthew Moreno. [113] Koufax returned to the Dodger organization in 2004 when the Dodgers were sold to Frank McCourt. Off in a corner at Dodgertown, standing together behind a pitcher's mound and wearing Dodger uniforms,. [44], Koufax tried one more year of baseball, showing up for the 1961 season in better condition than he ever had before. Koufax returned to Los Angeles to consult with Kerlan, who advised him that he would be lucky to be able to pitch once a week. Koufax was the first major league pitcher to hurl four no-hitters, and in 1965 became the eighth pitcher and the first left-hander since 1880 to pitch a perfect game. [27] Koufax made his major league debut on June 24, 1955, against the Milwaukee Braves, with the Dodgers trailing 71 in the fifth inning. First published August 30, 1966. He was knocked out in the second inning, after giving up home runs to future Hall of Famer Willie Mays and Jim Davenport. "[104], Koufax threw with a pronounced straight-over-the-top arm action. 10925 Sandy Koufax Dr is a house currently priced at $254,950, which is 1.9% less than its original list price of 259950. '65, when he pitched two shutouts . He is also the first pitcher to win the award by a unanimous votea recognition which he accomplished twice more. His No. "His selection is a tribute to the esteem with which he is held by everyone associated with this league", said former New York Met Art Shamsky, who managed the Miracle. On two days rest, Koufax pitched a 6-3 complete-game victory to clinch the pennant. Kimberly was a personal trainer. On April 18, he struck out three batters on nine pitches in the third inning of a 30 loss to the Cincinnati Reds, becoming the only NL pitcher to have two "immaculate innings". But thank you to all the fans who treated me so well, and tell them how lucky they are to have had competitive teams to root for, for so many years. The 1965 season brought more obstacles for Koufax. [48], 1961 was Koufax's breakout season. What I don't understand is how he lost five,"[67] to which Dodger shortstop Maury Wills responded, "He didn't. You really have, left-handed pitcher or not. Genres BaseballSports. Scully's reply via text message was all in capital letters, appropriately enough: AWESOME. He posted an 1813 record and led the league with 269 strikeouts, breaking Christy Mathewson's 58-year-old NL mark of 267. The Dodgers went on to face the Baltimore Orioles in the World Series, and Game 2 marked Koufax's third start in eight days. Sandy Koufax is a famous American baseball player who played 12 seasons with LA Dodgers in MLB from the year 1955 to 1966. It really is such an honor for me to get to speak today, Kershaw said. He is also notable for being one of the outstanding Jewish athletes in U.S. sports; Koufax's decision not to pitch Game 1 of the 1965 World Series because it fell on the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur garnered national attention as a conflict between religious calling and society, and remains a notable event in U.S. Jewish history. Memorably, Scully repeatedly makes note of the time on the scoreboards clock (The time on the scoreboard is 9:44. . And breathtaking. Theyre both left-handed pitchers and both dominated their eras unlike any other pitcher. Thank you very much. Sandy Koufax was born in Brooklyn, New York, on December 30, 1935. [95] In his three World Series losses, all starts, spread over three different Series, Koufax gave up a total of three earned runs; the Dodgers scored a total of one run in support in all three. Career statistics and player information from, This page was last edited on 24 February 2023, at 03:20. Koufax was 30 when he pitched his final game for the Dodgers, Game 2 of the 1966 World Series. Richard Belzer was a Jewish comedian. On June 30 against the expansion New York Mets, he threw his first no-hitter. Now, 57 years after the Hall of Fame pitcher sat out a World Series. Koufax's pitching prowess aside, Passan praised the principled stance the former Dodger took all those years ago. [14], Koufax attended the University of Cincinnati and was a walk-on on the freshman basketball team, a complete unknown to assistant coach Ed Jucker. 39. [11] Koufax attended Brooklyn's Lafayette High School, where he was better known for basketball than for baseball. He was the first pitcher to average fewer than seven hits allowed per nine innings pitched in his career (6 .79) OLDENBURG - Some of the people in this story, the strangest Sandy Koufax story ever told, are dead . When throwing a fastball with baserunners, his hand position in the stretch would be higher than when he threw a curveball. During his speech, Koufax thanked a litany of former teammates and coaches who helped him throughout his career. He had special praise for his broadcaster. Join. On Saturday, Koufax and his famous leg kick were forever immortalized at Dodger Stadium as he became the second player to get a statue in the center-field plaza. If he's rested and ready to take the mound again, we want him on our team." [30] He did not start again for almost two months, but on August 27, Koufax threw a two-hit, 70 complete game shutout against the Cincinnati Reds for his first major league win. Weitere Informationen ber die Verwendung Ihrer personenbezogenen Daten finden Sie in unserer Datenschutzerklrung und unserer Cookie-Richtlinie. [76][77] The game was Koufax's fourth no-hitter,[77] setting a major league record (subsequently broken by Ryan in 1981),[78] and the first by a left-hander since 1880. Koufax ultimately landed on the DL in mid-July and missed nine weeks. Sandy Koufax Position: Pitcher Bats: Right Throws: Left 6-2 , 210lb (188cm, 95kg) Born: December 30, 1935 (Age: 87-060d) in Brooklyn, NY us More bio, uniform, draft, salary info Hall of Fame MVP 3x Cy Young 3x Triple Crown 7x All-Star 4x World Series 2x WS MVP 5x ERA Title 2x ML PoY 32 32 Become a Stathead & surf this site ad-free. throughout the year . Koufax recovered fully, and in 1963 he had the first of possibly the four greatest consecutive seasons any pitcher ever produced. Obama continued: "He can't pitch on Yom Kippur. The similarities between Kershaw and Koufax are obvious. He was diagnosed by Dodgers team physician Robert Kerlan with traumatic arthritis. Koufax pitched two perfect relief innings in the Series opener, though they came after the Dodgers were already behind 110. In the immediate aftermath of Scullys death this week, one particular broadcast stood out: Scullys call of Koufaxs perfect game on Sept. 9, 1965. He threw the ceremonial first pitch to Bench from in front of the base of the mound. In June 1959, Koufax set the record for a night game with 16 strikeouts. [50] He pitched six innings in four All-Star games,[100] including being the starting pitcher for three innings in the 1966 All-Star Game. [122] He was the final player chosen in the inaugural Israel Baseball League draft in April 2007, picked, at 71 years old, by the Modi'in Miracle. [2][102] Koufax and Juan Marichal are the only two pitchers to have more than one 25-win season in the post-World War II era, with each man recording three. Baltimore's 20-year-old future Hall of Famer Jim Palmer pitched a four-hitter, and the Orioles won 60. I have to be careful how I word things because I say I hit against Sandy Koufax, but I have to take that back because I only faced Sandy Koufax, said former Dodgers manager Joe Torre. GOAT used to be a bad thing, now its the greatest of all time. Well, thats the end of the discussion. I think my only regret today is that so many are no longer with us, and Im unable to let them know how much I thank them and how much I appreciated them, Koufax said. . Considered not only one of the greatest Dodgers players ever, but one of the greatest players in baseball history, Koufax's legacy . In June, the Dodgers honored the 86-year-old Koufax with a statue outside Dodger Stadium. Koufax played for the Dodgers first in Brooklyn and then Los Angles, from 1955-1966, putting together a breathtaking resume that included four World Series championships, three Cy Young Award wins for the games best pitcher and four no-hitters. With his third no-hitter in three years Koufax tied Feller as the only modern-era pitchers to hurl three no-hitters.[72]. Below is the final inning of Koufaxs lone career perfect game, delivered by Vin Scully. Sandy was a three-time World Series champion with a lifetime World Series ERA . [105], At the beginning of his career Koufax fought a tendency to "tip" pitches to the opposing team through variations in his wind-up, which included the position in which he held his hands at the top of the wind-up. [47], In perhaps an early display of sabermetrics, Dodger statistician Allan Roth is credited with helping Koufax tweak his game in the early 1960s, particularly regarding the importance of first-pitch strikes and the benefits of off-speed pitches. He struck out the last six consecutive batters. If you order today, this is the estimated delivery date and is based on the seller's processing time and location, carrier transit time, and your inferred shipping address. 3. I like to say hes one of a kind., Given everything he has meant to the Dodgers organization over decades, Koufaxs statue unveiling drew a big crowd. first pitcher inducted into the Hall of Fame (1972) who had more strikeouts than innings pitched . From 1962 to 1966, the Dodgers star had been an astonishing force in the sport, offering a five-year run . 42 and Roy Campanellas No. Here's his prime years: Those columns are W, L, Pct., ERA, G, GS, CG, . You can always find weird numerology with sports and celebrities if you look hard enough. He has been hailed as one of the greatest pitchers in baseball history. Through Koufaxs dominant highs and his injury-induced lows, Scully was behind the microphone, narrating it all for fans on both coasts. Koufax won the NL MVP Award and the Hickok Belt, and was the first-ever unanimous selection for the Cy Young Award. World Series Championship. Koufax agreed not to throw at all between gamesa resolution that lasted only one start. And Sandy Koufax, whose name will always remind you of strikeouts, did it with a flurry. I decided I was really going to find out how good I can be. 32 was one of the first retired by the organization, along with Jackie Robinsons No. Koufax is the stepfather of Clarke's daughter from her prior marriage to artist John Clem Clarke. He celebrates his birthday on 30th Dec every year and his birth sign is Capricorn. His mother was remarried when he was nine, to Irving Koufax. 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"[126][127] Obama directly acknowledged the high esteem in which Koufax is held: "This is a pretty distinguished group," he said of the invited guests, which included members of the House and Senate, two justices of the Supreme Court, Olympic athletes, entrepreneurs, rabbinical scholars, "and Sandy Koufax." Another integral part of the audience was Dodgers left-hander Clayton Kershaw. Then there's today, Dec. 30, the birthday of three American athletes of whom you may have heard: Tiger Woods, LeBron James and Sandy Koufax. To get himself through the games he pitched, Koufax resorted to Empirin with codeine for the pain, which he took every night and sometimes during the fifth inning. League seasons, he had a career record of 165-87, a 2 .76 ERA, 2,396 strikeouts, 137 complete games and 40 Out of his 41 starts, 27 of them were complete games. [10] He later earned a partial scholarship. I specifically bought this one first because of the bio on the back. To make room for him, the Dodgers optioned their future Hall of Fame manager, Tommy Lasorda, to the Montreal Royals of the International League. The Dodgers won the pennant, and Koufax won the first of three pitchers' Triple Crowns, leading the league in wins (25), strikeouts (306) and ERA (1.88). He threw a ridiculous 311 innings, averaging nearly eight innings per start. He pitched well enoughBaltimore first baseman Boog Powell told Koufax's biographer, Jane Leavy, "He might have been hurtin' but he was bringin'"but three errors by Dodger center fielder Willie Davis in the fifth inning produced three unearned runs. [99], Due to a lack of run support, Koufax's postseason won-lost record over four World Series is an unimpressive 43, but his historic 0.95 ERA and two World Series MVPs testify to how well he actually pitched. Once alerted, he made an effort to better disguise his deliveries. Koufax was an immediate beneficiary of the change, lowering his ERA at home from 4.29 to 1.75. Willie Mays said, "I knew every pitch he was going to throw fastball, breaking ball or whatever. [52] On April 24, he tied his own record with 18 strikeouts in a 10-2 road win over the Cubs. From 1962-66, Koufax led the National League in earned run average and shutouts . One of the most dominating pitchers in the game's history, Koufax was the first Kerlan also told Koufax that he would eventually lose full use of his arm. His ERA was 1.73. He was the strikeouts On March 31, the morning after pitching a complete spring training game, Koufax awoke to find that his entire left arm was black and blue from hemorrhaging. Sandy Koufax, left, with sculptor Branly Cadet. I thought it was so cool they referenced the famous video of him and his dad. Koufax was born in Brooklyn, New York, to a Jewish family and was raised in Borough Park. Koufax jammed his pitching arm in August while diving back to second base to beat a pick-off throw. For a Six-Year Span, Sandy Koufax Ruled Baseball Baseball Time Machine 2.31K subscribers Subscribe 4K Share 297K views 10 months ago #baseball #mlb #koufax Sandy Koufax's career may have. Despite giving up on his curveball early in the game after failing to throw strikes with it in the first two innings, and pitching the rest of the game relying almost entirely on fastballs, Koufax threw a three-hit shutout to clinch the Series. 11 y/o me started collecting him as soon as he got drafted. He was selected to seven He won 25 or more games in three of the four seasons, winning the Cy Young Award in each of those three seasons. Koufax was a two-time World Series MVP with the Dodgers. Koufax was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility in 1972, becoming at age 36 the youngest player ever elected. Sie knnen Ihre Einstellungen jederzeit ndern, indem Sie auf unseren Websites und Apps auf den Link Datenschutz-Dashboard klicken. [128] In addition, there were other Jewish holidays where he said he would not pitch, including Seder night of Passover and 3 times on Rosh Hashanah, one of which was Game 4 of the 1959 World Series. And I got him sometimes. In truth, Aaron did a little better than that. Despite the blazing speed of his fastball, Koufax continued to struggle with his control. . [79][114] The Dodgers again hired Koufax in 2013 as a special advisor to team chairman Mark Walter to work with the pitchers during spring training and consult during the season. Award by a unanimous vote . Eddie Mathews bunted, and Koufax threw the ball into center field. 13 min read Clayton Kershaw and Joe Torre were the primary speakers ahead of the unveiling of a bronze statue of Hall of Famer Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax at the. Sandy Koufax, standing in the center, during a ceremony honoring Vin Scully at Dodger Stadium, May 3, 2017. It's on today's date in 1965 that Sandy Koufax capped an amazing World Series with a Game 7 pitching performance of such stylish fortitude that baseball fans who remember it are still in awe. Just in life. He remains, over half a century later, on the very short list of pitchers who retired with more career strikeouts than innings pitched. "It's been 41 years between starts for him. Not only was it Game One of the World Series, but it was also Yom Kippur. Subsequently, his mother married another man, Irving Koufax, who adopted Sandy. It was a six-year run that took him straight to Cooperstown. and to strike out more than nine batters (9 .28) per nine innings . Because of what was described as a ruptured elbow at the time, he only made 28 starts in 1964. Koufax, who played 12 seasons for the Brooklyn and then Los Angeles Dodgers, saw his statue unveiled in the same area as the one the Dodgers previously erected for his legendary teammate, Jackie. Sandy Koufax, Ed Linn. This Date in Baseball: Sandy Koufax Throws Perfect Game AP 0:00 0:44 Sept. 9 1914 George Davis of the Boston Braves pitched a 7-0 no-hitter against the Philadelphia Phillies in the second. After the meeting, the pitchers met for dinner, with Koufax complaining that Bavasi was using his teammate against him in the negotiations, taunting, "How come you want that much when Drysdale only wants this much? Bei der Nutzung unserer Websites und Apps verwenden wir, unsere Websites und Apps fr Sie bereitzustellen, Nutzer zu authentifizieren, Sicherheitsmanahmen anzuwenden und Spam und Missbrauch zu verhindern, und, Ihre Nutzung unserer Websites und Apps zu messen, personalisierte Werbung und Inhalte auf der Grundlage von Interessenprofilen anzuzeigen, die Effektivitt von personalisierten Anzeigen und Inhalten zu messen, sowie, unsere Produkte und Dienstleistungen zu entwickeln und zu verbessern. Instead, the Dodgers were swept in four games, not scoring a single run in the last three. In the second game, he pitched two scoreless innings. Eleven were shutouts. [26], Because Koufax's signing bonus was greater than $4,000 ($40,000 today), he was known as a bonus baby. His no-hitter, along with a 42 record, 73 strikeouts and a 1.23 ERA, earned him the Player of the Month Award for June. Jim Alexander, Los Angeles Daily News 6/19/2022. On Saturday, Koufax and his famous leg kick were forever immortalized at Dodger Stadium as he became the second player to get a statue in the center-field plaza. His overhand curveball, spun with the middle finger, dropped vertically 12 to 24inches due to his arm action. Koufax kept Kerlan's advice to himself and went out every fourth day to pitch. Nicknamed The Left Arm of God, Sandy Koufax is a four-time World Series champion (1955, 1959, 1963, 1965) and in 1972 he became the youngest player ever elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Historical Events. Today's Paper Heres what to watch for. Today's equivalent is Ibuprofen. Koufax pitched four no-hitters in his career, including a perfect game against the Cubs on Sept. 9, 1965. Posted by Ryan Gaeta. Sandy Koufax speaks during his statue unveiling at Dodger Stadium on Saturday. 50. r/footballcards. Campanis later said, "There are two times in my life the hair on my arms has stood up: The first time I saw the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and the second time, I saw Sandy Koufax throw a fastball. 1. [126], Koufax has been described by Sports Illustrated writer John Rosengren as a secular Jew. [6] Drysdale pitched the opener, but was hit hard by the Minnesota Twins. Koufax finished with a 14-7 slate, and led the NL in ERA (2.54) for the first of five consecutive seasons. At that time, sharing this space with him would have been absolutely unimaginable. Throughout his career, Koufax relied heavily on two pitches. Awesome once. In 1963, Koufax was 25-5, with a 1.88 ERA. By the end of the year, after going 813, Koufax was thinking about quitting baseball to devote himself to an electronics business in which he had invested. He posted 15 complete games (seven shutouts) and punched out 223 batters in as many innings. THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF SANDY KOUFAX About Us Welcome sports fans and collectors to SandyKoufax.com, the first and only authorized and approved website by Sandy Koufax. As another answer pointed out, his big 12-6 curveball isn't seen often in MLB today, which would give him an advantage of having a pitch that guys don't see often. Sandy Koufax was in the major league only twelve years, barely clearing the Hall of Fame minimum of ten. [34] He saw little work, pitching only 58+23 innings with a 4.91 ERA, 29 walks and 30 strikeouts. Branch Rickey, then the general manager of the Pirates, told his scout Clyde Sukeforth that Koufax had the "greatest arm [he had] ever seen". He was named the World Series MVP in both 1963 and 1965, earning two wins in each Series and striking out 52 batters to lead the team to another pair of titles. [115], Koufax was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility, 1972, just weeks after his 36th birthday. [2][66][84], Before the 1966 season began, Koufax and Drysdale met separately with general manager Buzzie Bavasi to negotiate their contracts for the upcoming year. He resigned in 1990, saying he was not earning his keep, but most observers blamed it on his uneasy relationship with manager Tommy Lasorda. Koufax allowed only one run in seven innings, but lost the 10 game when Nellie Fox scored on a double play. . He was the pitching version of The Babe, once. Koufax, who grew up in Brooklyn playing in the city's "Ice Cream League" before heading to the University of Cincinnati to play basketball, debuted with his hometown Dodgers in 1955 after signing as a "bonus baby" in 1954. Good hitters could often predict what pitch was coming, but were still unable to hit it. [111][112], The Dodgers hired Koufax to be a minor league pitching coach in 1979. Teammate Joe Pignatano said that as soon as Koufax threw a couple of balls in a row, Alston would signal for a replacement to start warming up in the bullpen. When Koufax allowed baserunners, he was rarely permitted to finish the inning. [21] The Pirates, however, failed to offer Koufax a contract until after he was already committed to the Dodgers. (Harry How/Getty Images). \n","providerName":"Twitter","providerUrl":"https://twitter.com","type":"rich","width":550},"type":"oembed"},{"__typename":"Markdown","content":"Koufaxs four-year run from 1963-66 is one of the best ever. In a start in Cincinnati his finger split open after one inning. [120] He was also named that year as one of the 30 players on the Major League Baseball All-Century Team. Explore Sandy Koufax's biography, wiki, net worth & salary in 2023. LOS ANGELES - Sandy Koufax officially took his exalted place in Dodger Stadium's center field plaza Saturday, and the biggest surprise . Final Projected (1962): 14-7, 3.33 ERA, 0 SHO, 167.1 IP, 132 H . In that start, he struck out 11 in seven innings, but got no decision. leader four times, setting a single-season mark with 382 in 1965, and had the most wins three times, with totals One of the rarest Koufax cards can be found in a set made by Topps for the Venezuelan market in 1967. So when he wrote his name in capital letters in the record books, that 'K' stands out even more than the O-U-F-A-X.. He was the first pitcher to record 300 strikeouts three times, and set a record with 97 games of at least 10 strikeouts, also later broken by Ryan; he twice tied a modern record by striking out 18 batters in a game. A statue of Sandy Koufax, arguably the most famous Jewish athlete in American sports, is set to be unveiled at Dodger Stadium this month. Then he added this, just for fun, and with a Scully twinkle: Pretty good. 32 was retired alongside those of fellow Dodger greats Roy Campanella Then and now. Sandy Koufax was one of the most dominant pitchers in the history of baseball, and at the age of 36 was the youngest to ever be enshrined in the Hall of Fame. Los Angeles Dodgers unveil the Sandy Koufax statue in the Centerfield Plaza to honor the Hall of Famer and three-time Cy Young Award winner prior to a MLB baseball game between the Cleveland . The best way to describe Woods in those years is to say that he was Koufax. Koufax wed his second wife, Kimberly Francis, in 1985. He managed to pitch and win two more games. And today, it still is. I love you one and all.. Nobody today pitches 311 innings . (JTA) In the pantheon of beloved sports broadcasters, Vin Scully stands alone. Catcher Norm Sherry advised him to throw slightly less hard in order to improve his control. Since then, no left-hander has had more wins, nor a lower ERA; only Phillies pitcher Steve Carlton matched the 27-win mark, in 1972. This aided in his devastating curveball and may have increased his velocity, but reduced the lateral movement on his pitches, especially movement away from left-handed hitters. [69][70], Koufax's 1964 season started with great expectations. 10929 Sandy Koufax Dr , El Paso, TX 79934-3271 is a single-family home listed for rent at /mo. The Los Angeles Dodgers' legendary pitcher was in a dilemma during the 1965 World Series. The home is located in the Hidden Harbour community, and has three bedrooms, and three bathrooms. Year Team . [55], Koufax had a strong season despite an injured pitching hand. I tried to set an excellence that he lived up to, and I think it made us both better.. It would be easy to argue that hes the best pitcher to ever wear Dodger Blue. Find your new home at 10929 Sandy Koufax Dr located at 10929 Sandy Koufax Dr, El Paso, TX 79934. Baseball Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax pitched for UC in the 1950s and also played on the. VERO BEACH, Fla. For one brief, shining moment, it appeared to be another era, say 1959. During welcome remarks in a reminiscence of Koufax's decision not to play on the Jewish holy day of Yom Kippur, President Barack Obama said that the two had "something in common."
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