On Nov. 3, 1965, Los Angeles Dodgers legend Sandy Koufax won a second Cy Young Award, two years after earning the first of his storied career. Only one pitcher in MLB won the Cy Young during that ...

Sandy Koufax dominated baseball like no other player. He won three Cy Young Awards and led the Dodgers to four World Series titles. In 1966, chronic arthritis forced him to retire at 30 ...

Sandy Koufax was the first pitcher to win multiple Cy Young Awards (1963, ’65 and ‘66), as well as the first pitcher to win a Cy Young Award by a unanimous vote (1963, when he went 25-5 with a ...

Not many can say they've accomplished as much as Sandy Koufax ... for the lefty. Koufax had such an accomplished career that he was voted into the Hall of Fame at the young age of 36.

1963 — Sandy Koufax of Los Angeles became the second player to win the Cy Young and MVP in the same year. Koufax beat out Dick Groat of the St. Louis Cardinals for the MVP award. 1974 ...

The problem for New York was it had to deal with Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax. The Dodgers’ lefty was coming off a regular season in which he was the first-ever unanimous National League Cy Young ...

Sandy Koufax at a retirement ceremony for Vin Scully ... topped the league in strikeouts three times. He also won three Cy Young Awards and one MVP. When he was just 30, Koufax retired at the ...

LOS ANGELES -- When Sandy Koufax joined the Brooklyn Dodgers in ... The lefty won three Cy Young Awards, threw four no-hitters, and was 165-87 in a 12-year career with Brooklyn and Los Angeles.

Hall of Fame pitcher Sandy Koufax is one of the best to ever step ... He went on to win four World Series, three Cy Young Awards and two World Series MVP Awards. Koufax finished his career with ...

With the dominance, Sale moved up an impressive and historic list in the baseball record books, according to @StatsCentre on social media: Considering that Koufax is one of the best lefties of all ...