Davey Lopes, the former Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman and four-time MLB All-Star, has died at the age of 80. A key member of the Dodgers’ iconic 1970s–80s infield, Lopes was known for his elite speed and base-stealing ability, finishing his career with 557 stolen bases. He played a major role in the Dodgers’ 1981 World Series championship and set multiple franchise records, including most games played at second base. Over his career, he became one of baseball’s most efficient leadoff hitters and later served as a coach and manager across several MLB teams, leaving behind a lasting legacy in Major League Baseball.
Davey Lopes Dies at 80: Dodgers Legend, 4-Time MLB All-Star, 557 Stolen Bases Icon and 1981 World Series Champion Passes Away
