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BASEBALL GUIDE

THIS GUIDE BELONGS TO:

Hello Jr. Dodgers!In this guide you will find all kinds of interesting facts about the Dodgers!

You will also find fun activities like bingo, scorecards, and more. For more fun and games throughout the year, visit dodgers.com/jrdodgers!

WORLD CHAMPIONS1955 • 1959 • 1963 • 1965 • 1981 • 1988

NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS1890 • 1899 • 1900 • 1916 • 1920 • 1941 • 1947 • 1949 1952 • 1953 • 1955 • 1956 • 1959 • 1963 • 1965 • 1966

1974 • 1977 1978 • 1981 • 1988 • 2017 • 2018

NL WEST DIVISION CHAMPIONS1974 • 1977 • 1978 • 1981 • 1983 • 1985 • 1988 • 1995

2004 • 2008 • 2009 • 2013 • 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017

2018 • 2019

NL WILD CARD1996 • 2006

4 | LOS ANGELES DODGERS

Basics of BaseballThere are 30 teams in Major League Baseball.

The teams are divided into two leagues, the National League (NL) and the American League (AL). There are fifteen teams in each League. The Dodgers play in the National League.

Each league is broken into three divisions — the West, the Central, and the East. There are five teams in each division. The Dodgers play in the National League West.

NATIONAL LEAGUEAMERICAN LEAGUE

NL WEST

Arizona Diamondbacks

San Diego Padres

Colorado Rockies

San Francisco Giants

Los Angeles Dodgers

AL WEST

Houston Astros Los Angeles Angels

Texas Rangers

Oakland Athletics

NL CENTRAL

Chicago Cubs

Pittsburgh Pirates

Cincinnati Reds

St. Louis Cardinals

Milwaukee Brewers

AL CENTRAL

Chicago White Sox Cleveland Indians

Minnesota Twins

Detroit Tigers

NL EAST

Atlanta Braves

Philadelphia Phillies

Miami Marlins

Washington Nationals

New York Mets

AL EAST

Baltimore Orioles Boston Red Sox

Toronto Blue Jays

New York Yankees

Seattle Mariners

Kansas City Royals

Tampa Bay Rays

2020 JR. DODGERS BASEBALL GUIDE | 5

THE FIELD

There are 9 innings in a baseball game. Each team gets a turn to bat in half of the inning, while the other team is out in the field. The visiting team is first to bat while the home team takes the field and starts the game with the first pitch. Each team is allowed three outs in their half of an inning.

Common Baseball TermsStrike Zone An area above the plate that pitchers are trying to throw the ball into. Think of it like an invisible target above the plate that the pitcher is trying to pitch to.

FAIR TERRITORY

FIRST BASE

SECOND BASE

THIRD BASE

HOME PLATE

LEFT FIELD

RIGHT FIELD

CENTER FIELD

FOUL TERRITORY

STRIKEZONE


Strike A pitch in the strike zone that the umpire calls a strike, a pitch a batter swings and misses, or when a batter hits a foul ball

Ball A pitch outside of the strike zone

Foul ball A ball that isn’t hit into the fair part of the field

Fair territory In-bounds

Foul territory Out of bounds

Hit When the batter uses his bat to hit the ball into fair territory and makes it safely to a base

Walk When the pitcher throws four balls to a batter

Out There are many ways to get out in baseball, here are a few:

• If a batter gets three strikes, they are out.• If the batter hits a ball into the air and a player on the other team catches it.After getting out, the player returns to the dugout and waits for the half inning to be over or for their next turn to bat. When there are three outs, the half-inning is over and the team in the field gets to hit.

Single When a batter gets a hit and makes it safely to first base

Double When a batter gets a hit and makes it safely to second base

Triple When a batter gets a hit and makes it safely to third base

Home Run When a player hits a ball, usually over the fence, and makes it safely around all four bases

Run When a player makes it around all of the bases without getting out, they score a run.

RBI When a player gets a hit that allows one or more runners to cross home plate, they get credited with “Run(s) Batted In”

PositionsRHP Right-Handed Pitcher

LHP Left-Hander Pitcher

C Catcher

1B First Base

2B Second Base

3B Third Base

SS Shortstop

LF Left Field

CF Center Field

RF Right Field

Common Baseball Terms (Continued)


JR. DODGER NAME: _____________________________________________________________________

GAME DATE: ________________ VS. (OPPONENT): _______________________________________

As players make their way around the base path, fill in the circles for the bases where they stop. If a runner hits a single, fill in the circle for first base. If the runner advances to third because the next batter hit a double, fill in the third base circle for the runner, and fill in the second base circle for the batter. When a runner makes it all the way home, fill in the diamond.

Jr. Dodgers Scorecard


Current Players

Players are current as of Opening Day 2020

52 | PEDRO BÁEZ | RHP

BIRTHDAY: March 11, 1988HOMETOWN: Bani, Dominican RepublicFUN FACT: Has 3 brothers and 2 sisters

45 | MATT BEATY | IF

BIRTHDAY: April 28, 1993HOMETOWN: Dresden, TNFUN FACT: He has a border collie mix named Grainger

15 | AUSTIN BARNES | C

BIRTHDAY: December 28, 1989HOMETOWN: Riverside, CAFUN FACT: His uncle was a baseball player for the Oakland A’s, and played against the Dodgers in the 1988 World Series

35 | CODY BELLINGER | OF

BIRTHDAY: July 13, 1995HOMETOWN: Scottsdale, AZFUN FACT: He is the first Arizona-born player to win MVP



50 | MOOKIE BETTS | IF/OF

BIRTHDAY: October 7, 1992HOMETOWN: Nashville, TNFUN FACT: He is also a professional bowler and has bowled three perfect games

46 | TONY GONSOLIN | RHP

BIRTHDAY: May 14, 1994HOMETOWN: Vacaville, CAFUN FACT: He loves cats and owns around 20 cat shirts

14 | KIKÉ HERNÁNDEZ | IF/OF

BIRTHDAY: August 24, 1991HOMETOWN: San Juan, Puerto RicoFUN FACT: He has played every position except catcher

21 | WALKER BUEHLER | RHP

BIRTHDAY: July 28, 1994HOMETOWN: Lexington, KYFUN FACT: He was part of a combined no-hitter on May 4, 2018


Current Players

74 | KENLEY JANSEN | RHP

BIRTHDAY: September 30, 1987HOMETOWN: Willemstad, CuraçaoFUN FACT: He speaks four languages: Papiamento, English, Spanish, and Dutch

56 | ADAM KOLAREK | LHP

BIRTHDAY: January 14, 1989HOMETOWN: Baltimore, MDFUN FACT: He has played the guitar since middle school

17 | JOE KELLY | RHP

BIRTHDAY: June 9, 1988HOMETOWN: Corona, CAFUN FACT: He was an outfielder in high school before switching to pitcher in college

22 | CLAYTON KERSHAW | LHP

BIRTHDAY: March 19, 1988HOMETOWN: Dallas, TXFUN FACT: His great-uncle, Clyde Tombaugh, discovered Pluto



9 | GAVIN LUX | IF

BIRTHDAY: November 23, 1997HOMETOWN: Kenosha, WIFUN FACT: He was the youngest Dodger ever to hit a home run in the postseason

13 | MAX MUNCY | IF

BIRTHDAY: August 25, 1990HOMETOWN: Midland, TXFUN FACT: He has a French bulldog named Jax and a cat named Mia

31 | JOC PEDERSON | OF

BIRTHDAY: April 21, 1992HOMETOWN: Palo Alto, CAFUN FACT: His dad, Stu, played for the Dodgers

85 | DUSTIN MAY | RHP

BIRTHDAY: September 6, 1997HOMETOWN: Justin, TXFUN FACT: He loves cars and the "Fast & the Furious" franchise.



Current Players

11 | AJ POLLOCK | OF

BIRTHDAY: December 5, 1987HOMETOWN: Hebron, CTFUN FACT: He plays the guitar

5 | COREY SEAGER | IF

BIRTHDAY: April 27, 1994HOMETOWN: Charlotte, NCFUN FACT: His brother Kyle plays for the Seattle Mariners

33 | DAVID PRICE | LHP

BIRTHDAY: August 26, 1985HOMETOWN: Murfreesboro, TNFUN FACT: He won the Cy Young award in 2012

16 | WILL SMITH | C

BIRTHDAY: March 28, 1995HOMETOWN: Louisville, KYFUN FACT: Has a Toy Australian Shepherd named Pip



68 | ROSS STRIPLING | RHP

BIRTHDAY: November 23, 1989HOMETOWN: Houston, TXFUN FACT: He works as a financial manager in the off-season

49 | BLAKE TREINEN | RHP

BIRTHDAY: June 30, 1988HOMETOWN: Wichita, KSFUN FACT: He was the subject of a clue on ‘Jeopardy’

10 | JUSTIN TURNER | IF

BIRTHDAY: November 23, 1984HOMETOWN: Long Beach, CAFUN FACT: January 22, 2019 was named ‘Justin Turner Day’ in Los Angeles

3 | CHRIS TAYLOR | IF/OF

BIRTHDAY: August 29, 1990HOMETOWN: Virginia Beach, VAFUN FACT: His first Major League home run was a grand slam



7 | JULIO URÍAS | LHP

BIRTHDAY: August 12, 1996HOMETOWN: Culiacan, MexicoFUN FACT: His dad was a professional baseball player in Mexico

30 | DAVE ROBERTS | MGR

BIRTHDAY: May 31, 1972HOMETOWN: San Diego, CAFUN FACT: He was born in Okinawa, Japan

57 | ALEX WOOD | LHP

BIRTHDAY: January 12, 1991HOMETOWN: Charlotte, NCFUN FACT: He has a Cavapoo named Paxton

Current Players



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Y M B Q O M W P L A Y R B W M

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• Vin Scully

• Dodgers

• All-Star

• MVP

• Home Run

• Jackie Robinson

• Los Angeles

• Dodger Dog

• Bellinger

• It’s an LA thing


My Dodger FactsMy name is _______________________________________________________

I am ________ years old

When I grow up, I want to be __________________________________________

My favorite player is _________________________________________________

My Players Weekend nickname would be ________________________________

My favorite food at Dodger Stadium is ___________________________________

If I were a baseball player, my walk-up song would be ______________________

If I were president of the Dodgers, I would ________________________________

_________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________

Draw a picture of Dodger Stadium:


FREESPACE

BATTER EARNS AN RBI

BATTER INTENTIONALLY

WALKS

FIELDERCATCHESA FOULBALL

RUNNERS LEFT ON BASE

BATTER HITS A

FOUL BALL

RUNNERCAUGHTSTEALING

BATTER HIT BYA PITCH

BATTER HITS A

HOME RUN

RUNNER OUT AT

HOME PLATE

BATTER HITS AGRANDSLAM

BATTER HITS A

SACRIFICEFLY

BATTER HITS ATRIPLE

RUNNERSTEALSA BASE

FIELDERS MAKE A

DOUBLE PLAY

BATTER HITS ASINGLE

INFIELDSHIFTS

PITCHINGCHANGE

TWO HITS IN A ROW

PITCHERTHROWSA STRIKE

BATTER HITS A

DOUBLE

BASESLOADED

PITCHERPICKS OFF RUNNER

BATTER BUNTS

3 UP,3 DOWN

7TH INNING STRETCH

Jr. Dodgers BingoJR. DODGER NAME: _____________________________________________________________________

GAME DATE: ________________ VS. (OPPONENT): _______________________________________


Ballpark BeatsDid you know that Dodger Stadium is the only ballpark that plays Take Me Out to the Ballgame twice in a row?

Your turn! Write a new verse to Take Me Out to the Ballgame:

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Take me out to the ballgame

Take me out with the crowd

Buy me some peanuts and crackerjack

I don’t care if I never get back

So it’s root, root, root, for the home team

If they don’t win, it’s a shame

It’s one, two, three strikes you’re out

At the old ballgame

Take me out to the ballgame

Take me out with the crowd

Buy me some peanuts and crackerjack

And I don’t care if I never get back

It’s root, root, root, for the home team

If they don't win, it's a shame

It’s one, two, three strikes you’re out

At the old ballgame

Take Me Out to the Ballgame

Walk-up songs started in 1970

Each player gets to choose their own walk-up song – some pick funny songs, some change them through-out the season. To find the list of the most up to date walk-up songs, check out dodgers.com/music

Want to hear some more Dodgers tunes? Check out our Jr. Dodgers playlist on Spotify


In preparation to play in the Major Leagues after they get drafted, baseball players spend time playing for teams in the minor leagues. When a player does well, they are moved up to the next level. All together, these teams are called the “farm system.”

There are six different levels in the minor leagues:

•Rookie•Rookie-Advanced•A

•A-Advanced•AA•AAA

Dodgers Minor League Teams (Affiliates)

The Minor Leagues

DSL Dodgers

Level: Rookie

League: Dominican Summer League

Location: Santo Domingo, DR

AZL Dodgers

Level: Rookie

League: Arizona League

Location: Phoenix, AZ

Odgen Raptors

Level: Rookie -Advanced

League: Pioneer League

Location: Odgen, UT

Great Lakes Loons

Level: A

League: Midwest League

Location: Midland, MI

Rancho Cucamonga Quakes

Level: A-Advanced

League: California League

Location: Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Oklahoma City Dodgers

Level: AAA

League: Pacific Coast League

Location: Oklahoma City, OK

Tulsa Drillers

Level: AA

League: Texas League

Location: Tulsa, OK


Prospect Watch

83 | JOSIAH GRAY | RHP

BIRTHDAY: December 21, 1997 HOMETOWN: New Rochelle, NYCURRENT ASSIGNMENT: Tulsa DrillersFACT FILE:

• Was drafted 72nd overall in 2018 by the Cincinnati Reds. The Dodgers acquired him in a trade.

• Is ranked as the #67 overall prospect in the MLB Top 100• Played for the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes and Tulsa Drillers in 2019• Was the Dodgers Minor League Pitcher of the Year in 2019• Josiah was an instructor at the Dodgers Youth Winter

Camp Series

67 | KEIBERT RUIZ | C

BIRTHDAY: July 20, 1998 HOMETOWN: Valencia, VenezuelaCURRENT ASSIGNMENT: Oklahoma City DodgersFACT FILE:

• Was signed as an international free agent in 2014• Played for the Tulsa Drillers and Oklahoma City Dodgers in 2019• Keibert was an instructor at winter camp

What is a prospect?

Before Walker Buehler, Cody Bellinger and Corey Seager were Dodger All-Stars, they were prospects – promising young players in the minor leagues with the best potential to become stars in the Majors.

Play baseball on the field at Dodger Stadium and learn from top Dodgers prospects at Dodgers Youth Winter Camp! Learn more at dodgers.com/camp


70 | DJ PETERS | OF

BIRTHDAY: December 12, 1995 HOMETOWN: Glendora, CACURRENT ASSIGNMENT: Oklahoma City DodgersFACT FILE:

• Was drafted 131st overall in the 2016 Draft• Played for the Tulsa Drillers and Oklahoma City Dodgers in 2019• DJ was an instructor at winter camp

KODY HOESE | IF

BIRTHDAY: July 13, 1997 HOMETOWN: Merrillville, INCURRENT ASSIGNMENT: Great Lakes LoonsFACT FILE:

• Was drafted 25th overall in the 2019 Draft• Ranked #10 in MLB’s Top 10 third base prospects list• Kody was an instructor at winter camp

43 | EDWIN RÍOS | IF

BIRTHDAY: April 21, 1994 HOMETOWN: Caguas, Puerto RicoCURRENT ASSIGNMENT: Los Angeles DodgersFACT FILE:

• Was drafted 192nd overall in the 2015 Draft• Appeared in 28 games with the Dodgers last season• Edwin was an instructor at winter camp


Trophy Time

THE COMMISSIONER’S TROPHY

AWARDED TO: The World Series ChampionWON BY THE DODGERS: 1955, 1959, 1963, 1965, 1981, 1988

RAWLINGS GOLD GLOVE AWARD

AWARDED TO: The best defensive player at any given positionDODGER WINNERS: PITCHERSAndy Messersmith (1974, 1975)Fernando Valenzuela (1986)Orel Hershiser (1988)Greg Maddux (2006, 2008)Clayton Kershaw (2011)Zack Greinke (2014, 2015)

CATCHERSJohnny Roseboro (1961, 1966)Charles Johnson (1998)Russell Martin (2007)

FIRST BASEMENGil Hodges (1957, 1958, 1959)Wes Parker (1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972)Steve Garvey (1974, 1975, 1976, 1977)Adrián González (2014)

SECOND BASEMENCharlie Neal (1959)Davey Lopes (1978)Orlando Hudson (2009)

SHORTSTOPSMaury Wills (1961, 1962)César Izturis (2004)

OUTFIELDERSWillie Davis (1971, 1972, 1973)Dusty Baker (1981)Raúl Mondesí (1995, 1997)Steve Finley (2004)Andre Ethier (2011)Cody Bellinger (2019)

NL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AWARD

AWARDED TO: The best rookie player in each leagueDODGER WINNERS: Jackie Robinson (1947), Don Newcombe (1949), Joe Black (1952), Jim Gilliam (1953), Frank Howard (1960), Jim Lefebvre (1965), Ted Sizemore (1969), Rick Sutcliffe (1979), Steve Howe (1980), Fernando Valenzuela (1981), Steve Sax (1982), Eric Karros (1992), Mike Piazza (1993), Raúl Mondesi (1994), Hideo Nomo (1995), Todd Hollandsworth (1996), Corey Seager (2016), Cody Bellinger (2017)


NL MVP AWARD

AWARDED TO: The best all-around player in the league, asvoted on by Baseball Writers Association of AmericaDODGER WINNERS: Jake Daubert (1913), Dazzy Vance (1924),Dolph Camilli (1941), Jackie Robinson (1949), Roy Campanella (1951, 1953, 1955), Don Newcombe (1956),Maury Wills (1962), Sandy Koufax (1963), Steve Garvey (1974),Kirk Gibson (1988), Clayton Kershaw (2014), Cody Bellinger (2019)

SILVER SLUGGER AWARD

NL CY YOUNG AWARD

AWARDED TO: The best offensive player at any given positionDODGER WINNERS:

AWARDED TO: The best pitcher in each leagueDODGER WINNERS: Don Newcombe (1956), Don Drysdale (1962),Sandy Koufax (1963, 1965, 1966), Mike Marshall (1974), Fernando Valenzuela (1981), Orel Hershiser (1988), Éric Gagné (2003), Clayton Kershaw (2011, 2013, 2014)

PITCHERSFernando Valenzuela (1981, 1983)Tim Leary (1988)Orel Hershiser (1993)Zack Greinke (2013)

CATCHERSMike Piazza (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997)Russell Martin (2007)

FIRST BASEMENEddie Murray (1990)Eric Karros (1995)Adrián González (2014)

SECOND BASEMENSteve Sax (1986)Jeff Kent (2005)

SHORTSTOPSCorey Seager (2016, 2017)

THIRD BASEMEN Adrián Beltré (2004)

OUTFIELDERSDusty Baker (1980, 1981)Pedro Guerrero (1982)Kirk Gibson (1988)Andre Ethier (2009)Matt Kemp (2009, 2011)Cody Bellinger (2019)


Dodgers History

• The team was once called the Brooklyn Bridegrooms, because so many of their players got married!

• The team was also nicknamed the Trolley Dodgers, because the fans often had to dodge trolleys to get to the baseball field. They officially became the Dodgers in 1932.

• In 1947, Jackie Robinson became the first player in

the 20th century to break the baseball color barrier.

• The Dodgers moved to Los Angeles in 1958. Before Dodger Stadium was built, they played in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

• Dodger Stadium opened in 1962.

• The Dodgers have won the World Series six times: 1955, 1959, 1963, 1965, 1981, 1988

Quick Facts

Retired Dodger Numbers

“PEE WEE” REESE

TOMMYLASORDA

“DUKE”SNIDER

DONSUTTON

WALTERALSTON

JIMGILLIAM

ROYCAMPANELLA

JACKIEROBINSON

SANDYKOUFAX

DONDRYSDALE


Dodgers Logos Through the Years19 00-1931

1902-1908, 1910-11, 1913

CAP LOGOS

1909 1912 1914-1927 1928-1931

1932-1957

PRIMARY LOGOS

1932-1944 1945-1957

1932-33

CAP LOGOS

1934-36 1937 1938-1948 1949-1957

1958-PRESENT

PRIMARY LOGOS

1932-1944 1968-1971 1972-1978 1979-2011 2012-PRESENT

CAP LOGOS

1958-1971 1972-2011 2012-PRESENT


Drawing ChallengeTry to draw one of the past Dodgers logos — how close can you get? Have fun!


The All-Star Game is a time when the best players in baseball from all different teams play together, American League versus National League. There are many fun things that happen during All-Star Week, including the Home Run Derby, Futures Game, and Celebrity Softball Game. MLB also sets up Play Ball Park – an event with exhibits, fun activities, and more.

All-Star Game

• The Dodgers last hosted the All-Star game in 1980.• In 2019, the Dodgers had five All-Stars: Clayton Kershaw, Hyun-Jin Ryu,

Walker Buehler, Max Muncy, and Cody Bellinger.

Pitcher: ___________________________________________________________

Catcher: __________________________________________________________

First Base: _________________________________________________________

Second Base: ______________________________________________________

Shortstop: _________________________________________________________

Third Base: ________________________________________________________

Left Field: _________________________________________________________

Center Field: _______________________________________________________

Right Field: ________________________________________________________

Create Your Own All-Star Lineup!


Photo HuntLook at the two photos below — can you spot the differences? Hint: There are 6.


Dodger Youth Programs

Jr. DodgersJr. Dodgers is the team's official FREE kids club open to all fans 0-18! Members enjoy special kids-only activities and experiences. For more information, visit dodgers.com/jrdodgers

Youth Baseball & Softball CampsEach year, the Dodgers hold Summer and Winter camps led by the Dodgers Training Academy and top Dodgers minor league prospects! Campers get the once-in-a-lifetime chance to play on the field at Dodger Stadium. Camps open to all skill levels ages 7-18. For more information, visit dodgers.com/camps

Los Angeles Dodgers Training AcademyLA Dodgers Training Academy is a youth sports training complex that supports local teams, coaches, leagues, and communities at all levels of play. For more information, visit ladodgerstrainingacademy.com

Dodgers DreamfieldsThe Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation builds and refurbishes baseball and softball fields in under-served communities to provide families across Los Angeles with safe havens and points of pride in their own neighborhoods. Dodgers Dreamfields are game-changers, revitalizing green spaces to help re-energize the community’s involvement in baseball and softball, while boosting the safety of local parks and providing a place where neighbors can gather, exercise and play. LADF continues its campaign to complete 75 fields by the 75th anniversary of the Dodgers move to Los Angeles in 2033. Find a Dreamfield near you at dodgers.com/dreamfields

Dodgers RBIDodgers RBI is a sports-based youth development program for ages 5-18 that uses baseball and softball participation to provides kids with life-changing social and emotional learning opportunities. As they develop self-confidence and empathy through sport, LADF helps unlock access to health care and educational opportunities as well as provide a place where the kids can feel safe while they play and learn. 11,000 young Angelenos participate annually, playing across 85 locations. For more information, visit dodgers.com/dodgersrbi

LA ReadsLA Reads is a joint initiative with the LADF that inspires thousands of children to read year-round. An estimated 60% of kids in Los Angeles do not meet reading performance standards. Our goal is to change that by using the Dodgers’ historic brand to motivate young people to read and help them build a life-long love for it. Alongside the Library Foundation of Los Angeles and Los Angeles city and county libraries, kids are invited to local reading events with Dodger coaches, players, spouses, or alumni. During baseball season, students can track the time they spend reading in our “Dodgers Reading Champions” challenge. In 2019, kids read a total of 1.5 million minutes and more than 10,000 youth attended reading events across the Greater Los Angeles area. Join the reading challenge today at dodgers.com/lareads


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5. Jersey number color changed from red to blue

6. Sock color changed from blue to black


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