The Bulldog Legend of Dodger Baseball

Orel Hershiser, a former Dodger pitcher and current broadcaster, is known as "Bulldog" due to his tenacity and resilience.

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Nicknamed Bulldog

In 1988, Hershiser achieved an outstanding 59-inning scoreless streak, leading the Dodgers to victory in the NLCS and World Series.

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Glorious 1988 Stretch

His scoreless streak broke a 20-year-old record and remains unparalleled in baseball history.

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Unmatched Record

Hershiser's remarkable performance earned him the Cy Young award, NLCS MVP, and World Series MVP titles.

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Awards and Achievements

Hershiser's relentless pursuit of victory came at a cost, shortening his career but solidifying his place in Dodgers history.

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Sacrifice for Success

Throughout his historic run, Hershiser exhibited both skill and determination, leaving a lasting impact on fans and the franchise.

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Grace and Grit

Despite being overshadowed by other Dodgers greats, Hershiser's extraordinary achievements continue to be celebrated and cherished.

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The Bulldog Legacy

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