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This Day In Dodgers History: Walter Alston No. 24 Retired

Walter Alston's legacy as a Dodgers manager is marked by a .558 winning percentage and four World Series titles, shaping baseball history.

Alston's No. 24 jersey was retired as a tribute to his impact on the Dodgers and the sport.

The first Basic Agreement in MLB history was signed in 1968, shaping the player-owner relationship and financial rules.

Ted Williams managed the Washington Senators to their best ever record in 1969.

In 1974, Tom Seaver became MLB's highest-paid player with a contract worth $172,500.

Bryce Harper's batting practice debut in 2010 generated excitement about his future in the league.

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