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A few short weeks ago, the prospect of becoming the best Dodger team in history (in terms of total wins) was not probable. It took a hot last few weeks. The 2019 Dodgers are now the winningest team in Dodger history with 106 wins. PS: in this final series, the Dodgers scored more runs against […] More
The Dodgers history goes back a long time. From the old days of the Brooklyn Robins to their move out to the west coast, the franchise has seen its share of great players throughout the years. Every era had star players who have gone down in history as all-time greats on the team. But what […] More
December 18, 1958 Dodger infielder Pee Wee Reese announced his retirement after 16 seasons with the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers on this date in 1958. Reese was 40-years-old and came off a season in which he hit .224 in 59 games for the Dodgers. The longtime shortstop joined the team in the trek from […] More
Your browser does not support iframes. Regarded as one of the best catchers of all-time, Roy Campanella played 10 season for the Brooklyn Dodgers before getting into a car accident that left him paralyzed from the shoulders down. Campanella was a three-time MVP and voted into the All-Star game eight seasons. In an effort to […] More
In one of the most heinously displayed actions, the Jackie Robinson statue that stands outside the Brooklyn Cyclones stadium on Coney Island was defaced last night. Racial slurs and swastikas were drawn all over the statue that shows Robinson and former Brooklyn Dodger teammate Pee Wee Reese standing side-by-side. Billy Harner, director of Communications with […] More
