Know your Bruin
He worked for the Bruins for 34 years as the Director of Basketball Administration.
Doug Erickson
This swimmer won a gold medal in the 1932 Olympics and later went on to act in Tarzan, Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers.
Buster Crabbe
This Californian served in the House of Representatives, in the Senate, as Vice-President, and as President.
Richard Nixon
He has started in the MLB All-Star Game ten times over the past 14 seasons.
Mike Trout
This official scorer has worked his share of his 4000-plus games at Chavez Ravine.
Ed Munson
This judge who presided over the criminal trial of OJ Simpson earned his Bachelor's Degree from UCLA in 1972.
He still holds the USC record of hitting 32 home runs in a season. Fourteen years later he set another home run mark.
Mark McGwire
He was the last Republican governor in the state of California.
Arnold Schwarzenegger
He hit his 500th career home run wearing an Angels uniform.
Reggie Jackson
No bunting allowed. This Dodger was the 1960 NL Rookie of the Year hitting 23 home runs.
Frank Howard
In 1988 she set world records in both the 100 meters and 200 meters, wearing red, white and blue six-inch fingernails.
Florence Griffth-Joyner
This Trojan hit the first All-Star Game grand slam in 1983 -- and is still the only person to homer with the bases loaded in ASG history.
Fred Lynn
This Californian succeeded Nancy Pelosi as U.S. Speaker of the House, albeit for only nine months.
Kevin McCarthy
He started in the outfield three straight years for the American League All-Star Team in 2004, 2005 and 2006.
Vladmir Guerrero
He was selected in the 62nd round of the 1988 MLB Draft. 427 major league home runs later he was headed to Cooperstown.
Mike Piazza
She led the Bruins softball teams to four College World Series. Her senior year she led the nation in ERA and batting average.
Lisa Fernandez
He recorded team bests of 11 wins and a 1.38 ERA in 1969 for SC, but is better known for hitting 442 home runs in the Major Leagues.
Dave Kingman
He served longer than any other in the office of Governor of the State of California -- 16 years and 5 days.
Jerry Brown
This Angel caught the final out of the 2002 World Series.
Darin Erstad
He was the Dodgers first MVP after moving to Los Angeles, despite hitting only six home runs and not being a pitcher.
Maury Wills
The Chicago White Sox selected him as the first pick of the 2026 MLB Draft.
Roch Cholowsky
He became the first golfer in history to post a score of 59 in a PGA Tour-sanctioned event in 1977.
Al Geiberger
He served 3927 days as California Governor before resigning to take another position.
Earl Warren
He started both games of the 1962 All-Star Game in the leftfield for the Angels.
Leon Wagner
He has hit more home runs than any player in Dodger Stadium history.
Max Muncy