1957 Brooklyn Dodgers Roster

The 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers team roster seen on this page includes every player who appeared in a game during the 1957 season. It is a comprehensive team roster and player names are sorted by the fielding position where the most number of games were played during the regular season. Every player's name links to their career statistics.

Below the main roster you will find in the Fast Facts section: a 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers Opening Day starters list, a 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers salary list, a 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers uniform number breakdown and a 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers primary starters list. These team rosters are presented only when and where the data is available.
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1957 Brooklyn Dodgers



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Roster
Schedule
46 Don Bessent 6-00 175 Right Right 1931-03-13
55 Jackie Collum 5-07 163 Left Left 1927-06-21
40 Roger Craig 6-04 191 Right Right 1930-02-17
53 Don Drysdale 6-06 216 Right Right 1936-07-23
50 Don Elston 6-00 170 Right Right 1929-04-06
17 Carl Erskine 5-10 165 Right Right 1926-12-13
21 Bill Harris 5-08 187 Right Left 1931-12-03
26 Fred Kipp 6-04 200 Left Left 1931-10-01
32 Sandy Koufax 6-02 210 Left Right 1935-12-30
41 Clem Labine 6-00 180 Right Right 1926-08-06
16 Ken Lehman 6-00 186 Left Left 1928-06-10
35 Sal Maglie 6-02 180 Right Right 1917-04-26
16 Danny McDevitt 5-10 175 Left Left 1932-11-18
36 Don Newcombe 6-04 225 Right Left 1926-06-14
45 Johnny Podres 5-11 192 Left Left 1932-09-30
37 Ed Roebuck 6-02 185 Right Right 1931-07-03
49 Rene Valdes 6-03 175 Right Right 1929-06-02
39 Roy Campanella 5-08 200 Right Right 1921-11-19
58 Joe Pignatano 5-10 180 Right Right 1929-08-04
8 Johnny Roseboro 5-11½ 190 Right Left 1933-05-13
10 Rube Walker 6-01 185 Right Left 1926-05-16
12 Jim Gentile 6-04 215 Left Left 1934-06-03
19 Jim Gilliam 5-10½ 175 Right Both 1928-10-17
14 Gil Hodges 6-01½ 200 Right Right 1924-04-04
2 Randy Jackson 6-01½ 180 Right Right 1926-02-10
43 Charlie Neal 5-10 165 Right Right 1931-01-30
1 Pee Wee Reese 5-09 175 Right Right 1918-07-23
23 Don Zimmer 5-09 177 Right Right 1931-01-17
15 Sandy Amoros 5-07½ 170 Left Left 1930-01-30
9 Gino Cimoli 6-02 200 Right Right 1929-12-18
6 Carl Furillo 6-00 190 Right Right 1922-03-08
49 Bob Kennedy 6-02 193 Right Right 1920-08-18
4 Duke Snider 6-00 190 Right Left 1926-09-19
3 Elmer Valo 5-11 190 Right Left 1921-03-05
50 Rod Miller 5-10 160 Right Left 1940-01-16
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The 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers played 154 games during the regular season, won 84 games, lost 70 games, and finished in third position. They played their home games at Ebbets Field (Park Factors: 110/107) where 1,028,258 fans witnessed their 1957 Dodgers finish the season with a .545 winning percentage.

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a unique set of rosters not easily found on the Internet. Included, where data is available, is a 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers Opening Day starters list, a 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers salary list, a 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers uniform number breakdown and a 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers primary starters list:

1957 Brooklyn Dodgers
Opening Day Starters


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1957 Brooklyn Dodgers
Most Games by Position

C Roy Campanella (100)
1B Gil Hodges (150)
2B Jim Gilliam (148)
3B Pee Wee Reese (75)
SS Charlie Neal (100)
LF Gino Cimoli (81)
CF Duke Snider (136)
RF Carl Furillo (106)
  
SP Don Drysdale
SP Sal Maglie
SP Danny McDevitt
SP Don Newcombe
SP Johnny Podres
  
RP Don Bessent
RP Ed Roebuck
CL Clem Labine


1957 Brooklyn Dodgers
Salaries

Don Newcombe $30,000.00


1957 Brooklyn Dodgers
Uniform Numbers

#1 Pee Wee Reese
#2 Randy Jackson
#3 Elmer Valo
#4 Duke Snider
#6 Carl Furillo
#8 Johnny Roseboro
#9 Gino Cimoli
#10 Rube Walker
#12 Jim Gentile
#14 Gil Hodges
#15 Sandy Amoros
#16 Ken Lehman
#16 Danny McDevitt
#17 Carl Erskine
#19 Jim Gilliam
#21 Bill Harris
#23 Don Zimmer
#26 Fred Kipp
#32 Sandy Koufax
#35 Sal Maglie
#36 Don Newcombe
#37 Ed Roebuck
#39 Roy Campanella
#40 Roger Craig
#41 Clem Labine
#43 Charlie Neal
#45 Johnny Podres
#46 Don Bessent
#49 Bob Kennedy
#49 Rene Valdes
#50 Don Elston
#50 Rod Miller
#53 Don Drysdale
#55 Jackie Collum
#58 Joe Pignatano

Did you know that a 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers Schedule is available and it includes dates of every game played, scores of every game played, a cumulative record, and many hard to find splits (Monthly Splits, Team vs Team Splits & Score Related Splits)?
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