Jim Gilliam was a big key to the Dodgers’ World Series titles in the 1960s. He was a super utility player. If the Dodgers had a hole in left field, they would say “Put Gilliam there.” ...

Jim Gilliam is near the top of several franchise leaderboards in Dodgers history, and his number 19 is retired by the team though he isn’t in the Hall of Fame. Yet, it could be argued that ...

Jim Gilliam was one of the most versatile infielders in Dodgers history. Originally slated to play second base, where he made ...

It was the bottom of the 10th inning, two outs, scoreless, and the Dodgers had Jim Gilliam on second base and Duke Snider on first. Jackie Robinson was coming up to face the Yankees’ Bob Turley ...