Jim Gilliam - Coach

Coach

Gilliam served as a player-coach beginning in 1964, and became a full-time coach in 1967. He continued as a coach with the Dodgers until his death, including three more Dodger pennant teams in 1974, 1977 and 1978; they lost the World Series in each year.

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