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The former Valley Torah High star plans to observe the Sabbath and would walk to any games held between Friday and Saturday evening if he makes a roster. -
A bronze statue of the famed Dodger pitcher will be unveiled on June 18, next to a sculpture of fellow Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson. The first 40,000 fans who show up to that night's matchup with the Cleveland Guardians will receive a replica of the Koufax statue.
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