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1974 Los Angeles Dodgers 10K White Gold National League Championship ring presented to minor league pitching coordinator Ron Perranoski. After being signed by the Chicago Cubs in 1958, Perranoski came to the Dodgers in the 1960 Don Zimmer trade. He would make his debut with the Dodgers in 1961 and spend a total of 8 seasons with them, going 54-41 with 100 Saves and a 2.56 ERA. From 1973 through 1994 he was involved with the organization, first as minor league pitching coordinator, then the last 14 years as a major league pitching coach. "LA" made up of 25 points of real diamonds set atop a beautiful Dodger blue stone surrounded by "DODGERS NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS". One side has "RON" above the Dodgers logo with "1974" set above a raised image of Dodger Stadium. Inside stamped "LGB 10K". Ring size 11 1/2. Weight 30 grams. Comes in the original Balfour box.