Meanwhile, the American League's newly franchised Los Angeles Angels hit the town in 1961. The team's owner and popular entertainer Gene Autry needed a stadium for his "helos" to play in. Gene's answer was to move his team in with the Dodgers for two seasons. Dodgers fans knew the place as Dodger Stadium, but the Angels called it Chavez Ravine.
In the middle of this monumental period in baseball's history, sashayed Bo Belinsky, a New Jersey pool hustler who had God-given talent as a lefty pitcher but also had feet of clay that many times caused him to squander this outstanding gift. Throughout his career, he was, at times, Hollywood's darling, the heartthrob of women everywhere, the bad boy, and an example of what could have been.
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