Maury Wills set the MLB record for most games played in a single season with 165 in 1962, playing a pivotal role in the Dodgers' history.
In 1962, Wills not only set the record but also led the National League with 104 stolen bases, securing the Gold Glove Award and MVP honors that year.
Wills was a consistent performer, playing at least 132 games annually from 1960 to 1971, showcasing his durability and commitment to the game.
Wills' journey from spring training in 1951 to becoming a key player for the Dodgers illustrates his significant impact on MLB during his extensive career.
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