Hall of Fame manager and Dodgers legend, Tommy Lasorda, dies at age 93 | CBS Sports HQ 

Tommy Lasorda is a great manager for the Dodgers organization for more than 7 decades. A hall of fame manager and a great ambassador of baseball ⚾️. He will be missed and remembered. Always a Dodger in his lifetime.

Lasorda got to see the Dodgers win a world series one last time, too bad Kobe couldn't do the same with Lakers 😢😢😢

Love You My Brotha So Much, And That’s Coming From A White Sox Fan, Of The Best World Series I Saw At 12 Years Old, Love You Brotha Tommy R.I.P

Rest in peace 💙😭

RIP Tommy Lasorda. He was an icon and he was the Dodgers. Anytime you thought of the Dodgers of years past, you thought of Tommy Lasorda and you thought of vin scully. It was good that he was still alive long enough to see the Dodgers 32 year long world series drought finally come to an end. Let's win another one this year in 2021 for Tommy Lasorda. We learned a lot from you over the years and we will miss you. RIP 😔⚰

Tommy Lasorda was one of those few baseball pros that were so BIG to me as a young man that I never thought the day would ever come that he would die... and I was right... he will NEVER DIE in my mind & heart. Rest in peace Mr. Lasorda. You have served the Dodgers and their fans well!

Today i lost someone that was not only a hero of mine but that i loved with every ounce of my being. I will never forget the way he changed my life and brought me so much happiness over the years since about the age of 10. Tommy lasorda died today and im truly heartbroken and will never forget him as long as i live. Im just glad the dodgers won one more world series before he went! Rip you will always be the first one i think of when i think of dodger blue!

R.I.P. Tommy. Class guy.

RIP Tommy. He will always be my Skipper

R.I.P Mr.Lasorda remember seeing and hearing interviews with this man and always sounded like an Intelligent,Humble and all around great person.

Sad. First, Vin Scully’s lovely wife, and now Tommy. It’s a sad time in Dodger Town. May they both Rest In Peace. My condolences and prayers go out to both families, friends, and all the millions of fans.

Words can't describe my emotions right now! I was able to watch you win the WS against the A's when I was 8! And I'm happy you got to see the Dodgers win the WS before your passing. I will always remember seeing you at candlestick park smiling waving and blowing kisses at Dodger fans and especially at giants fans! It was hilarious seeing their reactions! Tommy you will always be a legend in my eyes and every Dodger fan all over the world! R.I.P Tommy! You will be missed! @/tommylasorda @/dodgerbaseball⚾️💙@/dodgers1988 @/vinscully @/bleedblue💙 @/ilovela

Tommy is now visiting the Big Dodger in the sky, well done sir!! ⚾️😔 He will be missed 😢

Tommy Lasorda is arguably the "best motivator in baseball", and without question the greatest Dodgers manager of all time.

Rest in peace brotha

Hall of Fame manager and Dodgers legend, Tommy Lasorda, dies at age 93

My Tommy LAsorda story: I had been to Dodger Stadium several times and actually shook hands with Tommy twice in those visits. This game I went to in the early 90s (maybe 1991?), I had sweet seats right behind home plate on the Dodger dugout side. I actually got to see Tommy argue with the umpires and IT WAS GLORIOUS! I remember it was a call at 2nd base, Dodger player called out on a steal (?) I think. Tommy came out of the dugout slowly, as he emerged, the crowd all around me started yelling "get him Tommy!". He walked out to 2nd base and started his dialogue with the ump. With each response between the 2, Tommy would become more animated. Pointing and waving furiously as they both went at each other face to face. After what seemed like hrs and hrs, the ump finally started to walk away out to right field, the other umps held Tommy back from following their partner ump. Tommy finally turned and started walking away, as slowly as he had gone out, and as he approached the dugout, the entire 3rd base side of fans gave him a standing ovation. Of course Tommy smiled to all of us and waved his hat to the entire stadium. All any of the fans around me could say was "damn that was awesome!". I will never forget his smile that night and will always be proud of his fire and the emotions he put into any game he was involved with. He was a winner and will be missed forever by all of baseball.

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Tommy, you will be missed!

Rip

Wow. I thought he left the hospital fine.

My favorite Tommy Lasorda story is: In the 80's, Steve Sax was an outstanding 2nd baseman for the Dodgers. But he developed a case of the yips, where any routine throw to first base was a crap shoot, whether it would be thrown accurately. Pedro Guerrero was an outstanding player as well, but not a great 3rd baseman. One day, Tommy was yelling at the team, and said "Does anyone on this team think?" Pedro raised his hand and said, "I think about 2 things." Tommy said "What's the 1st thing?" Pedro says "I hope they don't hit the ball to me." After the laughter died down, Tommy asked "What's the 2nd thing?" Pedro says "I hope they don't hit the ball to Sax."

Tommy was LA Baseball.

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Speed Don't Slump!

Mandela effect I swear he died in early 2000s