Sandy Koufax

Among the great Sandy Koufax's accomplisments were three no-hit games and one perfectly thrown one. But as impresssive as he was in those games, Koufax was one of the great strikeout artist of all time, with a power delivery at the mound. Koufax was a terror for batters in the National League, setting single season records in strikeouts, wins and ERA- as well as winning the Cy Young Award in 1963, 1965 and 1966. And Koufax was one of the great winners in World Series play as he would thoroughly dominate hapless batters from the mound. Though arthritis ultimately ended Koufax's career, as a pitcher, he is one of the greats. As a Dodger, he arguably was the greatest in that storied franchise's history.