Reese joined Dodgers teammates in Cooperstown in 1984
Reese and the Dodgers lost their first five World Series together -- each time to the New York Yankees. But in 1955, the 37-year-old Reese hit .296 in the World Series, scoring five runs – including the Dodgers' second-and-final run in their 2-0 Game 7 victory over New York – to lead Brooklyn to its first and only title.
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