The historic season made Hershiser a legend in Los Angeles, elevating him to a status bestowed upon the likes of Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale and Fernando Valenzuela. But Hershiser also paid a price for flying too close to the sun. Only four games into the 1990 season, a torn labrum was discovered in his shoulder. He underwent reconstructive surgery. He pitched 10 more seasons but was never the same.
It was worth it, he said.
“You know when you don’t regret it?” he said. “When you win. You probably do regret it when you lose.”
He laughed.
Did he ever think of how many more all-star appearances he could have made if the Dodgers had taken care of him the way they do their pitchers now?
“Not even once,” he said. “Not even a thought. Everybody has their time, everybody has their culture, their circumstances.”
- Dodgers’ berth in World Series enhances Orel Hershiser's legacy, LATimes.com, October 22, 2017.
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