On August 10, 1979, Don Sutton achieved the milestone of becoming the all-time franchise leader for the Los Angeles Dodgers with 50 shutouts. He secured this record with a complete game victory, winning 9-0 against the San Francisco Giants, facing five hits and three walks without allowing a run. Sutton's career totals include 52 shutouts, 233 wins, 533 starts, and 3,816.1 innings pitched. He debuted with the Dodgers in 1966, becoming a significant player in the franchise's history and was a four-time All-Star.
Don Sutton achieved the feat of becoming the all-time franchise leader with 50 career shutouts against the San Francisco Giants on August 10, 1979, with a complete game victory.
In his shutout, Sutton faced five hits and three walks but did not allow any runs, showcasing his skill under pressure during the game.
His career totals include 52 shutouts, 233 wins, 533 career starts, and 3,816.1 innings pitched, establishing him as a key figure in Dodgers history.
Sutton was a four-time All-Star and pitched in three World Series, marking significant achievements during his 16 years with the Dodgers.
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