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Brooklyn Dodgers: Those Lovable Bums

Roy Campanella and Jackie Robinson left a lasting mark on the game. Ebbets Field, although long gone, is still beloved in Brooklyn, stirring up memories of past greatness. Our collection also has vintage photographs of Gil Hodges, Pee Wee Reese, Ralph Branca, Duke Snider and many more.

Jackie

Jackie Robinson

Remembered for breaking baseball's color line, he was also a remarkable player and man.

Roy

Roy Campanella

Shown with Jackie Robinson, Roy rivaled Yogi Berra as the great catchers of their time.


Gil

Gil Hodges

Second from right, this rugged first baseman led the Dodgers in the 1950s.

Duke

Duke Snider

Duke, far left, was a charismatic and productive center fielder for the 1950's Dodgers.


PeeWee

PeeWee Reese

PeeWee was the sparkplug shortstop who led the Dodgers in the 1950s.

Other

Other Dodgers

The Dodgers of the 1950swere blessed with a number of great players.


Featured Photos


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Bobby Orr &
Gerry Cheevers
March, 1972

 

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Rob Gronkowski
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