Cey, Russell, Lopes and Garvey. In Southern California, those names are as ingrained in the culture are the Santa Monica Pier, the 405 Freeway and the Griffith Observatory. The infield of Ron Cey at ...

COUGARS FANS TURNED in a hall of fame effort for Washington State Hall of Famer Ron Cey over the last week as they carried him to a shocking upset in KHQ/SWX-TV's fan poll to determine the ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers are planning to add Ron Cey to their Legends of Dodger Baseball class during the 2025 season. Cey’s celebration is expected to take place during a pregame ceremony at Dodger ...

For 12 seasons, Ron Cey and Bill Russell shared the left side of the Dodgers infield, making up half of the legendary infield that, along with second baseman Davey Lopes and first baseman Steve Garvey ...

There were others, of course. But one person who often gets overlooked is Ron Cey, who would have been the best third baseman in the National League during that time if he wasn’t a direct contemporary ...

Ron Cey: Six-time MLB All-Star and 1981 World Series MVP. (Photo: LA Dodgers) AFTER MORE than 40 years, the truth comes out. It was Bobo Brayton, not Tom Lasorda, who slapped "The Penguin" nickname on ...

Ron Cey is a busy guy. Maybe not quite as busy as he was when he was part of “the best infield in baseball,” but at 76, the man affectionately known as “Penguin” during his playing days isn’t slowing ...

Former Dodgers third baseman Ron Cey surely has some stories to tell. The six-time All-Star spent 17 years in the big big leagues, including his first 12 seasons in Los Angeles. It appears he's ready ...

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) — Taft College will have former Los Angeles Dodgers player Ron Cey as a key speaker at its baseball team’s Triple Play Dinner and Auction on Sat, Jan 28. Cey's Major League ...

Ron Cey was my first favorite baseball player. He had a powerful bat, a deft glove, an unusually squat build and a colorful nickname — “The Penguin” — inspired by the way he waddled around the bases.

Hi, and welcome to another edition of Dodgers Dugout. My name is Houston Mitchell and sometimes a Dodgers newsletter feels out of place in times like this. When I sit at home and watch everything that ...