Determining the greatest pitcher in the illustrious history of the Dodgers franchise points unanimously toward legendary left-handed pitching icon Sandy Koufax, whose peak dominance remains unmatched in baseball history. During a dazzling stretch in the 1960s, Koufax captured three Cy Young Awards, an MVP honor, hurled four no-hitters—including a perfect game—and led the franchise to multiple World Series titles while winning World Series MVP honors twice before premature arthritis forced his retirement at the height of his powers.