1946 Brooklyn Dodgers Trades and Transactions

Transactions listed are from October 1 of previous year to April 1 of the following year.

• November 13, 1945

  Johnny Peacock player rights sold to New Orleans (Southern Association).

• Before 1946 Season

  Signed Ed Chandler as a free agent.

  Signed Johnny Van Cuyk as a free agent.

  Signed Bill Antonello as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Toby Atwell as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Larry Ciaffone as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Carl Erskine as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Dee Fondy as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Phil Haugstad as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Spook Jacobs as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Ken Lehman as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Don Newcombe as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Irv Noren as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Danny O'Connell as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Bud Podbielan as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Jim Romano as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Chris Van Cuyk as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Roy Campanella as a free agent.

• March 18, 1946

  Claude Corbitt player rights sold to the Cincinnati Reds.

  Released Frenchy Bordagaray.

• April 1, 1946

  Selected George Fallon off waivers from the St. Louis Cardinals.

• April 2, 1946

  Purchased Eric Tipton from the Cincinnati Reds.

• April 6, 1946

  Jack Bolling player rights sold to Mobile (Southern Association).

• April 12, 1946

  Lloyd Dietz player rights sold to St. Paul (American Association). (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)

• April 19, 1946

  Selected Otis Davis off waivers from the St. Louis Cardinals.

  Selected George Dockins off waivers from the St. Louis Cardinals.

• April 23, 1946

  Selected Earl Naylor off waivers from the St. Louis Cardinals.

• April 26, 1946

  Released Tom Drake.

• April 27, 1946

  Jack Graham player rights sold to the New York Giants.

  Goody Rosen player rights sold to the New York Giants.

  Released Lew Riggs.

• May 1, 1946

  Released Curt Davis.

• June 12, 1946

  Don Padgett player rights sold to the Boston Braves.

• June 15, 1946

  Traded Billy Herman to the Boston Braves. Received Stew Hofferth.

• June 25, 1946

  Signed Joe Medwick as a free agent.

• June 29, 1946

  Released Bobby Bragan.

• July, 1946

  Released Red Barkley.

• July 2, 1946

  Les Webber selected by the Cleveland Indians off waivers.

• July 8, 1946

  Signed Joe Tepsic as a free agent.

• October 2, 1946

  Steve Nagy player rights sold to the Pittsburgh Pirates. (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)

• October 9, 1946

  Released Joe Medwick.

• October 19, 1946

  Art Herring player rights sold to the Pittsburgh Pirates.

• November 1, 1946

  Glen Moulder drafted by the St. Louis Browns in the 1946 rule 5 draft.

• November 5, 1946

  Larry Ciaffone selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1946 minor league draft.

• December 4, 1946

  Traded Augie Galan to the Cincinnati Reds. Received Ed Heusser.

  Traded Johnny Rizzo to Sacramento (Pacific Coast). Received cash and player to be named later.

• December 5, 1946

  Traded Eddie Basinski to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Received Al Gerheauser.

• Before 1947 Season

  Signed Jim Baxes as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Rocky Bridges as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Marion Fricano as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Don Hoak as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Chris Kitsos as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Joe Landrum as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Bob Milliken as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Ray Moore as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Johnny Rutherford as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Art Schallock as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Dick Teed as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Tim Thompson as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Gale Wade as an amateur free agent.

  Signed Dick Williams as an amateur free agent.

  George Bradshaw received from Landis (North Carolina State) in an unknown transaction.

  George Schmees received from the Cincinnati Reds in an unknown transaction.

• January 29, 1947

  Selected Walter Sessi off waivers from the St. Louis Cardinals.