The Hall of Fame Dodgers manager died Thursday night. His career record was 1,599-1,439, but that doesn’t begin to tell the story of Lasorda’s impact and influence on Los Angeles. Our baseball writers, columnists and photographers looked back today on his life. Here’s our report:

• Obituary: Dodgers Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda dies at 93
• J.P. Hoornstra: Tommy Lasorda was baseball’s last celebrity manager
• Jim Alexander: Tommy Lasorda was a baseball original
• Photos: Lasorda through the years 
• Baseball world reacts to Lasorda’s death
• Friends and players post on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook after Lasorda’s death

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