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1996 Los Angeles Dodgers season

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Major League Baseball team season
1996 Los Angeles Dodgers
National League Wild Card winners
LeagueNational League
DivisionWest
BallparkDodger Stadium
CityLos Angeles
Record90–72 (.556)
Divisional place2nd
OwnersPeter O'Malley
General managersFred Claire
ManagersTommy Lasorda,Bill Russell
TelevisionKTLA (5)
RadioKABC
Vin Scully,Ross Porter,Rick Monday
KWKW
Jaime Jarrín,René Cárdenas
← 1995
1997 →

The1996Los Angeles Dodgers season was the 107th for the franchise inMajor League Baseball, and their 39th season inLos Angeles, California. The Dodgers were atop the standings for a substantial part of the season, albeit under two managers. Longtime managerTommy Lasorda suffered a heart attack in late June and had to step down.Bill Russell, Lasorda's bench coach and a former Dodger player, was chosen to manage the rest of the season.

The Dodgers went into the final weekend of the season with a two-game lead on theSan Diego Padres, needing only to win one of the final three games with the Padres to clinch theNational League West title. However, the Padres swept them, and the Dodgers limped into the playoffs as a Wild Card team. The Dodgers were swept by theAtlanta Braves in theNLDS.

The Dodgers used 15 different pitchers during the season, the fewest of any MLB team in 1996.[1]

Offseason

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Regular season

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Season standings

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NL West
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
San Diego Padres9171.562—45‍–‍3646‍–‍35
Los Angeles Dodgers9072.556147‍–‍3443‍–‍38
Colorado Rockies8379.512855‍–‍2628‍–‍53
San Francisco Giants6894.4202338‍–‍4430‍–‍50

Record vs. opponents

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1996 National League record
Source:MLB Standings Grid – 1996
TeamATLCHCCINCOLFLAHOULADMONNYMPHIPITSDSFSTL
Atlanta—7–57–55–76–76–65–710–37–69–49–39–47–59–4
Chicago5–7—5–85–76–65–88–56–67–57–64–96–67–55–8
Cincinnati5–78–5—7–63–97–64–83–96–610–25–89–39–45–8
Colorado7–57–56–7—5–88–56–73–97–56–67–58–55–88–4
Florida7–66–69–38–5—7–56–75–87–66–75–73–95–76–6
Houston6–68–56–75–85–7—6–64–98–410–28–56–68–42–11
Los Angeles7–55–88–47–67–66–6—9–38–47–66–65–87–68–4
Montreal3–106–69–39–38–59–43–9—7–66–77–54–89–48–4
New York6–75–76–65–76–74–84–86–7—7–68–53–106–65–7
Philadelphia4–96–72–106–67–62–106–77–66–7—7–54–86–64–8
Pittsburgh3–99–48–55–77–55–86–65–75–85–7—4–98–43–10
San Diego4–96–63–95–89–36–68–58–410–38–49–4—11–24–8
San Francisco5–75–74–98–57–54–86–74–96–66–64–82–11—7–6
St. Louis4–98–58–54–86–611–24–84–87–58–410–38–46–7—

Opening Day lineup

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Opening Day starters
NamePosition
Delino DeShieldsSecond baseman
Brett ButlerCenter fielder
Mike PiazzaCatcher
Eric KarrosFirst baseman
Raúl MondesíRight fielder
Mike BlowersThird baseman
Todd HollandsworthLeft fielder
Greg GagneShortstop
Ramón MartínezStarting pitcher

Notable Transactions

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Roster

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1996 Los Angeles Dodgers

Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Other batters

Manager

Coaches

Game log

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1996 Game Log: 90–72 (Home: 47–34; Away: 43–38)
April: 14–14 (Home: 10–4; Away: 4–10)
#DateTime (PT)OpponentScoreWinLossSaveTime of GameAttendanceRecordBox/
Streak
1April 1@Astros4–3Martinez (1–0)ReynoldsWorrell (1)34,3751–0
2April 2@Astros4–5JonesCummings (0–1)—20,4921–1
3April 3@Astros2–5HamptonNomo (0–1)Jones14,8581–2
4April 4@Cubs4–9FosterAstacio (0–1)—12,6261–3
5April 5@Cubs1–11BullingerCandiotti (0–1)—19,3241–4
6April 6@Cubs3–1Park (1–0)NavarroWorrell (2)24,4282–4
7April 7@Cubs4–5JonesOsuna (0–1)—19,0022–5
8April 81:05 p.m.PDTBraves1–0Nomo (1–1)Glavine—2:2453,1803–5W1
9April 97:05 p.m.PDTBraves1–3SmoltzAstacio (0–2)Wohlers2:5235,5703–6L1
10April 107:35 p.m.PDTBraves9–2Candiotti (1–1)Avery—2:5348,1944–6W1
11April 11Marlins5–0Park (2–0)BrownWorrell (3)36,0235–6
12April 12Marlins1–3BurkettValdez (0–1)—40,3435–7
13April 13Marlins3–1Nomo (2–1)Hammond—46,0596–7
14April 14Marlins6–1Astacio (1–2)Leiter—49,7287–7
15April 16@Giants3–5DeweyOsuna (0–2)Beck19,7167–8
16April 17@Giants11–2Osuna (1–2)Leiter—17,0398–8
17April 19@Marlins0–5PowellHall (0–1)—24,1438–9
18April 20@Marlins4–7LeiterNomo (2–2)Nen35,5428–10
19April 21@Marlins4–5BrownHall (0–2)Mathews23,8428–11
20April 224:40 p.m.PDT@Braves1–4MadduxCandiotti (1–2)—2:0333,0808–12L4
21April 235:40 p.m.PDT@Braves3–2Osuna (2–2)ClontzWorrell (4)2:5530,4759–12W1
22April 24Astros5–2Valdez (1–1)Brocail—26,66610–12
23April 25Astros6–4Nomo (3–2)DrabekWorrell (5)33,53011–12
24April 26Cubs1–0Astacio (2–2)TrachselWorrell (6)31,17212–12
25April 27Cubs3–4(10)NavarroOsuna (2–3)Jones43,51912–13
26April 28Cubs0–3CastilloPark (2–1)—45,44112–14
27April 29Cubs10–4Valdez (2–1)Foster—39,00313–14
28April 30Rockies7–4Nomo (4–2)RitzWorrell (7)31,03714–14
May: 15–12 (Home: 6–5; Away: 9–7)
#DateTime (PT)OpponentScoreWinLossSaveTime of GameAttendanceRecordBox/
Streak
29May 1Rockies1–4ThompsonAstacio (2–3)Ruffin30,37714–15
30May 3@Pirates10–1Park (3–1)Darwin—18,26815–15
31May 4@Pirates2–7WagnerCandiotti (1–3)—20,32115–16
32May 5@Pirates2–4NeagleValdez (2–2)Plesac19,20615–17
33May 6@Pirates8–4Nomo (5–2)HopeRadinsky (1)9,41516–17
34May 7@Reds2–3(12)MooreWorrell (0–1)—18,14716–18
35May 8@Reds0–5SchourekPark (3–2)Shaw17,82016–19
36May 10@Cardinals3–2(12)Worrell (1–1)Eckersley—36,82117–19
37May 11@Cardinals4–2Valdez (3–2)BenesWorrell (8)38,00818–19
38May 12@Cardinals5–6PetkovsekNomo (5–3)Eckersley38,54918–20
39May 13Expos2–3ManuelWorrell (1–2)Rojas25,60018–21
40May 14Expos2–1Martinez (2–0)VeresWorrell (9)37,94219–21
41May 15Expos7–2Candiotti (2–3)Fassero—26,87520–21
42May 16Phillies8–2Valdez (4–2)Mimbs—25,96021–21
43May 17Phillies6–3Nomo (6–3)GraceWorrell (10)54,30422–21
44May 18Phillies7–2Astacio (3–3)FernandezOsuna (1)51,06423–21
45May 19Phillies4–5LeiperRadinsky (0–1)Bottalico38,17823–22
46May 20Mets1–7JonesCandiotti (2–4)—26,62523–23
47May 21Mets6–4Valdez (5–2)HarnischWorrell (11)27,15824–23
48May 22Mets2–3ClarkNomo (6–4)Franco33,71624–24
49May 24@Expos5–4(11)Osuna (3–3)DaalWorrell (12)27,84325–24
50May 25@Expos5–3Martinez (3–0)CormierWorrell (13)27,10426–24
51May 26@Expos4–3Candiotti (3–4)RojasWorrell (14)30,71827–24
52May 28@Phillies3–9GraceValdez (5–3)—17,18627–25
53May 29@Phillies3–2(11)Guthrie (1–0)BottalicoWorrell (15)24,12028–25
54May 30@Phillies2–3BorlandWorrell (1–3)—29,28728–26
55May 31@Mets10–3Martinez (4–0)Jones—19,79329–26
June: 13–14 (Home: 6–8; Away: 7–6)
#DateTime (PT)OpponentScoreWinLossSaveTime of GameAttendanceRecordBox/
Streak
56June 1@Mets3–4HarnischCandiotti (3–5)Franco26,44529–27
57June 2@Mets1–0Valdez (6–3)ClarkWorrell (16)39,32830–27
58June 4Pirates0–3DarwinNomo (6–5)Cordova29,57630–28
59June 5Pirates3–7WilkinsAstacio (3–4)Cordova32,16130–29
60June 6Pirates8–3Candiotti (4–5)Miceli—26,66431–29
61June 7Reds1–2SmileyValdez (6–4)Brantley35,19731–30
62June 8Reds5–4(10)Worrell (2–3)Carrasco—44,57532–30
63June 9Reds3–2Nomo (7–5)SmithWorrell (17)47,84733–30
64June 10Cardinals2–1Park (4–2)MorganOsuna (2)54,04334–30
65June 11Cardinals3–6OsborneMartinez (4–1)Honeycutt29,09634–31
66June 134:42 p.m.PDT@Braves6–3Valdez (7–4)GlavineWorrell (18)2:4339,46335–31W1
67June 144:40 p.m.PDT@Braves1–3SmoltzAstacio (3–5)Wohlers2:1245,38935–32L1
68June 153:14 p.m.PDT@Braves6–2Nomo (8–5)AveryWorrell (19)2:4349,72636–32W1
69June 1610:11 a.m.PDT@Braves3–2Candiotti (5–5)SchmidtWorrell (20)2:3644,78437–32W2
70June 18@Cubs9–6Martinez (5–1)TelemacoWorrell (21)—38–32
71June 18@Cubs4–7CampbellValdez (7–5)—23,36238–33
72June 19@Cubs4–3(13)Park (5–2)AdamsWorrell (22)28,47739–33
73June 20Astros2–4WallNomo (8–6)Jones49,65639–34
74June 21Astros3–11DrabekCandiotti (5–6)—33,27339–35
75June 22Astros3–0Martinez (6–1)Reynolds—37,84440–35
76June 23Astros4–3Worrell (3–3)Hernandez—35,46741–35
77June 25Cubs0–2TrachselNomo (8–7)—37,44841–36
78June 26Cubs4–6NavarroCandiotti (5–7)Adams35,20041–37
79June 27@Rockies1–13RitzAstacio (3–6)—48,04341–38
80June 28@Rockies4–13FreemanMartinez (6–2)—48,02541–39
81June 29@Rockies13–10Valdez (8–5)Rekar—48,00942–39
82June 30@Rockies15–16RuffinWorrell (3–4)—48,10342–40
July: 15–11 (Home: 8–5; Away: 7–6)
#DateTime (PT)OpponentScoreWinLossSaveTime of GameAttendanceRecordBox/
Streak
83July 1@Padres10–2Candiotti (6–7)Worrell—40,34343–40
84July 2@Padres7–3Astacio (4–6)Valenzuela—28,29444–40
85July 3@Padres2–3HamiltonMartinez (6–3)Hoffman48,84144–41
86July 4Rockies9–4Valdez (9–5)Freeman—54,33145–41
87July 5Rockies8–1Nomo (9–7)Bailey—43,41546–41
88July 6Rockies3–2Osuna (4–3)RuffinWorrell (23)35,56247–41
89July 7Rockies0–3RitzAstacio (4–7)—38,26947–42
90July 11Giants8–3Martinez (7–3)Leiter—37,30548–42
91July 12Giants6–1Valdez (10–5)Fernandez—44,56949–42
92July 13Giants0–7EstesNomo (9–8)—54,22649–43
93July 14Giants0–6VanLandinghamPark (5–3)—42,86249–44
94July 15Padres1–0(10)Guthrie (2–0)Hoffman—44,36850–44
95July 16Padres1–10TewksburyMartinez (7–4)Worrell52,43650–45
96July 17Padres4–5FlorieOsuna (4–4)Hoffman42,42350–46
97July 18@Giants8–3Nomo (10–8)Estes—28,07251–46
98July 19@Giants4–5VanLandinghamCandiotti (6–8)Beck27,56251–47
99July 20@Giants6–7BautistaWorrell (3–5)—50,01451–48
100July 21@Giants7–6Osuna (5–4)DeLuciaWorrell (25)36,34552–48
101July 23@Marlins7–1Valdez (11–5)Leiter—17,88953–48
102July 24@Marlins0–3BrownNomo (10–9)Nen20,48653–49
103July 25@Marlins6–3Astacio (5–7)HammondWorrell (26)18,15154–49
104July 26@Astros3–4DarwinGuthrie (2–1)Wagner27,08954–50
105July 27@Astros6–5(11)Osuna (6–4)ClarkWorrell (27)36,84155–50
106July 28@Astros2–3DarwinEischen (0–1)—32,91255–51
107July 30Marlins5–4(10)Osuna (7–4)Weathers—34,97356–51
108July 31Marlins3–0Martinez (8–4)RappWorrell (28)29,56557–51
August: 17–10 (Home: 7–6; Away: 10–4)
#DateTime (PT)OpponentScoreWinLossSaveTime of GameAttendanceRecordBox/
Streak
109August 1Marlins6–7(14)HammondDreifort (0–1)Mathews41,19757–52
110August 27:08 p.m.PDTBraves2–1Radinsky (1–1)SmoltzGuthrie (1)2:5249,01258–52W1
111August 31:05 p.m.PDTBraves3–5(18)WoodallMartinez (8–5)—5:0542,57558–53L1
112August 41:06 p.m.PDTBraves4–6BorbonGuthrie (2–2)Wohlers3:1745,90358–54L2
113August 6@Pirates3–1Astacio (6–7)ParrisWorrell (29)11,82459–54
114August 7@Pirates2–12LieberMartinez (8–6)Wilkins12,23259–55
115August 9@Reds4–9PortugalValdez (11–6)—34,00459–56
116August 10@Reds7–5Nomo (11–9)BurbaWorrell (30)33,83060–56
117August 11@Reds10–5Osuna (8–4)Carrasco—27,89761–56
118August 12@Reds6–5Martinez (9–6)SmileyWorrell (31)21,67762–56
119August 13@Cardinals8–4Candiotti (7–8)Stottlemyre—30,76163–56
120August 14@Cardinals1–6BenesValdez (11–7)—26,94563–57
121August 15@Cardinals5–2Nomo (12–9)MorganWorrell (32)32,93064–57
122August 16Expos8–2Astacio (7–7)Urbina—51,57365–57
123August 17Expos7–6Worrell (4–5)Veres—47,54966–57
124August 18Expos3–7LeiterCandiotti (7–9)—36,67366–58
125August 20Phillies1–3JordanOsuna (8–5)Bottalico35,45766–59
126August 21Phillies0–6SchillingNomo (12–10)—39,50266–60
127August 22Phillies8–5Astacio (8–7)WilliamsWorrell (33)29,60867–60
128August 23Mets7–5Martinez (10–6)ClarkWorrell (34)36,90968–60
129August 24Mets7–5Candiotti (8–9)WilsonWorrell (35)33,20169–60
130August 25Mets6–5Radinsky (2–1)FrancoWorrell (36)39,05670–60
131August 27@Expos5–1Nomo (13–10)Fassero—21,04071–60
132August 28@Expos5–6RojasPark (5–4)—13,00671–61
133August 29@Expos2–1Martinez (11–6)MartinezWorrell (37)16,55172–61
134August 30@Phillies7–6(12)Dreifort (1–1)ParrettWorrell (38)22,12973–61
135August 31@Phillies11–7Valdez (12–7)SchillingOsuna (3)24,82174–61
September: 16–11 (Home: 10–6; Away: 6–5)
#DateTime (PT)OpponentScoreWinLossSaveTime of GameAttendanceRecordBox/
Streak
136September 1@Phillies3–6WilliamsWorrell (4–6)Bottalico24,95974–62
137September 2@Mets8–5Astacio (9–7)ClarkWorrell (39)19,65875–62
138September 3@Mets7–6Radinsky (3–1)Henry—15,64676–62
139September 4@Mets2–3(12)WallaceDreifort (1–2)—15,66276–63
140September 6Pirates2–1Osuna (9–5)WilkinsWorrell (40)41,50977–63
141September 7Pirates4–3Nomo (14–10)SchmidtWorrell (41)50,86278–63
142September 8Pirates1–4PlesacDreifort (1–3)Ericks33,92278–64
143September 9Reds7–2Martinez (12–6)Jarvis—29,08179–64
144September 10Reds5–4Candiotti (9–9)SalkeldWorrell (42)28,23780–64
145September 11Reds3–2Valdez (13–7)SmileyWorrell (43)27,52781–64
146September 12Cardinals4–1Nomo (15–10)OsborneOsuna (4)34,19182–64
147September 13Cardinals0–2BatchelorGuthrie (2–3)Eckersley36,65782–65
148September 14Cardinals9–5Martinez (13–6)Benes—44,54883–65
149September 15Cardinals6–5Radinsky (4–1)EckersleyWorrell (44)35,80384–65
150September 16@Rockies6–4Valdez (14–7)Wright—48,01385–65
151September 17@Rockies9–0Nomo (16–10)Swift—50,06686–65
152September 18@Rockies4–6BurkeAstacio (9–8)Ruffin50,05386–66
153September 19@Padres7–0Martinez (14–6)Valenzuela—41,28787–66
154September 20@Padres2–4HamiltonCandiotti (9–10)Hoffman51,21787–67
155September 21@Padres9–2Valdez (15–7)Sanders—53,62988–67
156September 22@Padres2–3AshbyNomo (16–11)Hoffman51,09288–68
157September 24Giants6–2Martinez (15–6)Watson—37,44889–68
158September 25Giants7–5Radinsky (5–1)DeLuciaWorrell (45)42,40590–68
159September 26Giants1–6GardnerCandiotti (9–11)—38,89390–69
160September 27Padres2–5(10)WorrellOsuna (9–6)Hoffman53,29490–70
161September 28Padres2–4WorrellDreifort (1–4)Hoffman52,97790–71
162September 29Padres0–2(11)VerasPark (5–5)Hoffman53,27090–72
Legend:       = Win       = Loss
Bold = Dodgers team member

Detailed records

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National League
OpponentWLWPRSRA
NL East
Atlanta Braves750.5834033
Florida Marlins760.5385040
Montreal Expos930.7505539
New York Mets840.6676050
Philadelphia Phillies760.5386359
Total38240.613268221
NL Central
Chicago Cubs580.3854761
Cincinnati Reds840.6675348
Houston Astros660.5004449
Pittsburgh Pirates660.5004550
St. Louis Cardinals840.6675042
Total33280.541239250
NL West
Colorado Rockies760.5388080
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Diego Padres580.3854943
San Francisco Giants760.5386758
Total19200.487196181
Season Total90720.556703652
MonthGamesWonLostWin %RSRA
April2814140.500106100
May2715120.55611497
June2713140.481111136
July2615110.57711694
August2717100.630138133
September2716110.59311892
Total16290720.556703652
GamesWonLostWin %RSRA
Home8147340.580314283
Away8143380.531389369
Total16290720.556703652

Postseason Game log

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Legend
 Dodgers win
 Dodgers loss
BoldDodgers team member
1996 Postseason game log: 0–3 (Home: 0–2; Away: 0–1)
NL Division Series: vs.Atlanta Braves 0–3 (Home: 0–2; Away: 0–1)[3]
#DateTime (PT)OpponentScoreWinLossSaveTime of GameAttendanceSeriesBox/
Streak
1October 21:07 p.m.PDTBravesL 1–2(10)Smoltz (1–0)Osuna (0–1)Wohlers (1)3:0847,428ATL 1–0L1
2October 35:07 p.m.PDTBravesL 2–3Maddux (1–0)Valdez (0–1)Wohlers (2)2:0851,916ATL 2–0L2
3October 51:16 p.m.PDT@BravesL 2–5Glavine (1–0)Nomo (0–1)Wohlers (3)3:1952,529ATL 3–0L3

Starting Pitchers stats

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Note: G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; IP = Innings pitched; W/L = Wins/Losses; ERA = Earned run average; BB = Walks allowed; SO = Strikeouts; CG = Complete games

NameGGSIPW/LERABBSOCG
Hideo Nomo3333228.316-113.19852343
Ismael Valdez3333225.015-73.32541730
Pedro Astacio3532211.79-83.44671300
Ramón Martínez2827168.715-63.42861332
Tom Candiotti2827152.39-114.4943791

Relief Pitchers stats

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Note: G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; IP = Innings pitched; W/L = Wins/Losses; ERA = Earned run average; BB = Walks allowed; SO = Strikeouts; SV = Saves

NameGGSIPW/LERABBSOSV
Todd Worrell72065.34-63.03156644
Antonio Osuna73084.09-63.0032854
Mark Guthrie66073.02-32.2222561
Scott Radinsky58052.35-12.4117481
Chan Ho Park4810108.75-53.64711190
Joey Eischen28043.30-14.7820360
Darren Dreifort19023.71-44.9412240
Jim Bruske11012.70-05.683120
Darren Hall9012.00-26.005120
John Cummings405.30-16.75250

Batting Stats

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Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; Avg. = Batting average; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases

NamePosGABAvg.RHHRRBISB
Mike PiazzaC148547.33687184361050
Tom PrinceC4064.2976191110
Carlos HernándezC1314.28614000
Eric Karros1B154608.26084158341118
Delino DeShields2B154581.2247513054148
Greg GagneSS128428.2554810910554
Mike Blowers3B/1B/SS92317.26531846380
Chad Fonville2B/SS/LF/CF/3B103201.20434410137
Tim Wallach3B45162.22814374220
Juan CastroSS/3B/2B/LF70132.1971626051
Dave Hansen3B/1B80104.221723060
Mike Busch3B/1B3883.2178184170
Oreste Marrero1B108.37523010
Wilton GuerreroIF52.00010000
Raúl MondesíRF157634.29798188248814
Roger CedeñoCF/LF/RF86211.24626522185
Todd HollandsworthLF/CF/RF149478.29164139125921
Wayne KirbyCF/LF65188.27123511114
Brett ButlerCF34131.2672235088
Billy AshleyLF71110.20018229250
Chad CurtisCF43104.2122022292
Milt ThompsonLF4851.11826011
Dave ClarkLF1515.20003010
Rick ParkerCF/LF1614.28624011
Karim GarcíaOF11.00000000

1996 Playoffs

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1996 National League Division Series

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The1996 National League Division Series was played between Los Angeles Dodgers andAtlanta Braves. Atlanta ended up winning the series 3-0.

Game 1, October 2

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Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles

Team12345678910RHE
Atlanta0001000001240
Los Angeles0000100000150
W:John Smoltz (1-0)  L:Antonio Osuna (0-1)  SV:Mark Wohlers (1)  
HRs:ATL –Javy López (1);LAD – none

Game 2, October 3

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Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles

Team123456789RHE
Atlanta010000200352
Los Angeles100100000230
W:Greg Maddux (1-0)  L:Ismael Valdez (0-1)  SV:Mark Wohlers (2)  
HRs:ATL –Fred McGriff (1),Ryan Klesko (1),Jermaine Dye (1);LAD – none

Game 3, October 5

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Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium,Atlanta

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Los Angeles000000110261
Atlanta10040000X570
W:Tom Glavine (1-0)  L:Hideo Nomo (0-1)  SV:Mark Wohlers (3)  
HRs:LA – none;ATL –Chipper Jones (1)

1996 Awards

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Farm system

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LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAAAlbuquerque DukesPacific Coast LeaguePhil Regan
AASan Antonio MissionsTexas LeagueJohn Shelby
High ASan Bernardino StampedeCalifornia LeagueDel Crandall
High AVero Beach DodgersFlorida State LeagueJon Debus
ASavannah Sand GnatsSouth Atlantic LeagueJohn Shoemaker
A-Short SeasonYakima BearsNorthwest LeagueJoe Vavra
RookieGreat Falls DodgersPioneer LeagueMickey Hatcher
RookieDSL Dodgers
DSL Dodgers 2		Dominican Summer League

Teams inBOLD won League Championships

Major League Baseball draft

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Main article:1996 Major League Baseball draft

The Dodgers selected 79 players in this draft. Of those, seven of them would eventually play Major League baseball.

The top draft pick was third basemanDamian Rolls fromSchlagel High School. He was selected by theKansas City Royals in the 1999Rule 5 draft and then traded to theTampa Bay Devil Rays, where he played parts of five seasons with a .248 batting average, 9 homers and 73 RBI.

ShortstopAlex Cora was drafted in the third round out of theUniversity of Miami. He would play 14 seasons in the Majors (7 of them with the Dodgers), primarily as a utility infielder/defensive replacement. He hit .243 in 1,273 games

The most successful player in this draft class was left-handed pitcherTed Lilly fromFresno City College, who was drafted in the 23rd round. A two-time All-Star, he would play 15 seasons in the Majors (the last 4 with the Dodgers) and had a 130-113 record and 4.14 ERA in 356 games (331 starts).

1996 draft picks
RoundNamePositionSchoolSignedCareer spanHighest level
1Damian Rolls3BSchlagel High SchoolYes1996–2009MLB
2Josh GlasseyCMission Bay High SchoolYes1996–2002AAA
3Alex CoraSSUniversity of MiamiYes1996–2011MLB
4Peter BergeronOFGreenfield High SchoolYes1996–2007MLB
5Nick Leach1BMadera High SchoolYes1996–2002AA
6Jack JonesSSCalifornia State University, FullertonYes1996–2004AAA
7Ben SimonRHPEastern Michigan UniversityYes1996–2005AAA
8Chris KarabinusLHPTowson UniversityYes1997A-
9Edwin FalconCTomas C Ongay High SchoolYes1996–1998A-
10Jeff AutersonOFNorte Vista High SchoolYes1996–2001A+
11Jason WaltersRHPMeridian Community CollegeYes1997–1999A-
12Randy StearnsOFUniversity of Wisconsin–River FallsYes1996–1997A
13Derrick PeoplesOFBilly Ryan High SchoolYes1997–2004A-
14Willie King1BFranklin D. Roosevelt High SchoolYes1996–2005A
15Casey SnowCCalifornia State University, Long BeachYes1996–2000AAA
16Matthew KramerRHPMoorpark CollegeYes1996–1999A+
17Mikal RicheyOFColumbia High SchoolYes1996–1997Rookie
18Pedro FloresLHPEast Los Angeles CollegeYes1996–2011AAA
19Mickey MaestasRHPGeorge Mason UniversityYes1996–1997A-
20Ismael GalloSSMt. San Antonio CollegeYes1997–2001A+
21Kimani NewtonOFSt. Joseph High SchoolYes1996–2000A+
22Elvis CorreaRHPSouth Division High SchoolYes1996–2001A+
23Ted LillyLHPFresno City CollegeYes1996–2013MLB
24Pat KelleherOFYes1997–2002A+
25Scott MorrisonSSBaylor UniversityYes1996–1997A
26Monte Marshall2BBirmingham–Southern CollegeYes1996–1997A+
27Steve WilsonCGeorgia Southern UniversityYes1996–1998A+
28Brian ZaunOFButler UniversityYes1996–1997A
29Toby DollarRHPTexas Christian UniversityYes1996–1999AAA
30Rich Saitta2BRutgers, the State University of New JerseyYes1996–2002AAA
31Brian FoulksOFBenedict CollegeYes1996–1997A
32Brian Sankey1BBoston CollegeYes1996–1998A+
33Brian JacobsonLHPCalifornia Baptist UniversityYes1996–1997A
34Brad CreeseCMarina High SchoolNo
Diamondbacks-2000		2000–2006AAA
35Don ThomasLHPAndrew CollegeNo
Astros-1997		1997–2003A
36Wayne FranklinLHPUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore CountyYes1996–2010MLB
37Jim FritzCUniversity of TennesseeNo
Phillies-1997		1997–1998A
38Jeff KubenkaLHPSt. Mary's UniversityYes1996–2002MLB
39Bryan CransonLHPBronson High SchoolNo
40Frank ThompsonRHPEmbry–Riddle Aeronautical UniversityYes1996–2001A+
41Jason WeekleyOFSaint Mary's College of CaliforniaYes1996–1997A+
42Jake AllenCSoutheastern Illinois CollegeYes1997Rookie
43Kevin CulmoRHPCalifornia State University, SacramentoYes1996A-
44Eddie SordoRHPJacksonville UniversityNo
45Erik LazerusSSCalifornia State University, ChicoNo1997–1999Ind
46Bradley TurnerCBelton High SchoolNo
47Eric LovingerRHPOregon State UniversityYes1996A-
48Neal HannahRHPMercer UniversityYes1996–1998A-
49Peter BrinjakRHPPower-St. Joseph's High SchoolNo
50Brian PaulkRHPSaginaw Valley State UniversityYes1996–1998A+
51Doug StraightRHPBuckhannon-Upshur High SchoolNo
52Dean MitchellRHPTexas A&M UniversityYes1996–2001AAA
53Blake MayoRHPUniversity of Alabama at BirminghamYes1996–2002AAA
54James JacksonOFKankakee High SchoolNo
55Adam FlohrLHPSpokane Falls Community CollegeNo
Devil Rays-1998		1998–2003AAA
56Spencer MicunekRHPKalamazoo Valley Community CollegeNo
57Ryan Anholt2BKwantlen CollegeNo2000Ind
58Brian Little3BCollege of the SequoiasNo
59J. C. HuguestCCoral Park High SchoolNo
Reds-2000		2000–2008A+
60Craig JarvisOFClaremont Secondary SchoolNo
61Kevin SullivanCPacelli High SchoolNo
Phillies-2000		2000–2008AAA
62Mark PaschalOFChaffey CollegeNo
63George Bailey3BSt. Joseph High SchoolNo
64Joseph ThomasRHPMt. San Antonio CollegeNo
65Devin HelpsLHPMcClung Collegiate High SchoolNo
66Travis BoltonCWest Valley High SchoolNo
67Graig MerrittCTerry Fox Secondary SchoolNo
Devil Rays-2001		2001–2005AA
68Samuel SheltonRHPDurango High SchoolNo
69Mike MeyerSSSabino High SchoolNo
Cardinals-2000		2000–2014A+
70Matt MasonCJ. Lloyd Crow High SchoolNo2000–2003Ind
71Kevin HuffRHPHorizon High SchoolNo
72Eric BruntlettSSHarrison High SchoolNo
Astros-2000		2000–2010MLB
73Edwin Rodriguez1BAcademia Cristo ReyNo
74Ryan WitheySSMainland High SchoolNo
Angels-2000		2000–2001A
75Paul SirantRHPRiver East Collegiate High SchoolNo
76Chad ZaniewskiOFJohn I. Leonard High SchoolNo
77Richard GarnerCWade Hampton High SchoolNo
78Jim Davis1BBerrien County High SchoolNo
79Saúl RiveraSSLake Land CollegeNo

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References

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  1. ^"1996 MLB Standard Pitching".Baseball Reference. RetrievedJuly 8, 2018.
  2. ^"Chip Hale Stats".
  3. ^"1996 National League Division Series". Baseball-Reference.com. RetrievedDecember 5, 2024.
  4. ^1996 Los Angeles Dodgers Picks in the MLB June Amateur Draft

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