The Los Angeles Dodgers have retired ten uniform numbers to honor their illustrious players.
The retired numbers include several iconic figures in Dodgers history. Pee Wee Reese, the Hall of Fame infielder, is honored with #1. Tommy Lasorda, the esteemed Hall of Fame manager, is recognized with #2. Duke Snider, the Hall of Fame centerfielder, is forever memorialized with #3. Jim Gilliam, the infielder, holds the retired number #19. Don Sutton, the Hall of Fame right-handed pitcher and the Dodgers' all-time leader in pitching wins is celebrated with #20.
Walter Alston, the Hall of Famer and the Dodgers' all-time leader in managerial wins, is revered with #24. Sandy Koufax, the legendary lefty pitcher and three-time Cy Young winner, is immortalized with #32. Roy Campanella, the Hall of Fame catcher, is remembered with #39. Jackie Robinson, the trailblazing Hall of Famer who broke the league's color barrier, has #42 retired league-wide out of profound respect.
Lastly, Don Drysdale, the Hall of Famer, is honored with #53.