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Lou Johnson, the Dodgers' home run hero from the 1965 World Series, dies at 86

Lou Johnson, the Dodgers’ home run hero from the 1965 World Series, dies at 86

Los Angeles Times

October 2, 2020 at 3:35 PM

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Lou Johnson, the hero of the Dodger's 1965 World Series win, who overcame a drug addiction before becoming a longtime team employee, dies at age 86.

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