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Tag: Bill Gralnick

Ebbets Field. AP Photo/Tom Fitzsimmons, File

Billy Geer: A baseball oddity who went through Brooklyn

August 2 | William A. Gralnick

Billy Geer was an American Major League Baseball player who played most...

Brooklyn Dodgers' pitcher Ed Roebuck is seen at the Dodgers' spring training camp at Vero Beach, Fla., March 1956. AP Photo/Jim Kerlin

Remembering Ed Roebuck of the Brooklyn Dodgers

July 15 | William A. Gralnick

Ever throw a ball or a stone up in the air and...

Ebbets Field. AP Photo/Tom Fitzsimmons, File

Karl Spooner of the Brooklyn Dodgers: A tale of darkness

June 25 | William A. Gralnick

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The Brooklyn Dodgers, National League champions, pose for a team photo, Sept. 26, 1952, at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn. Seated on ground: Charlie Di Giovanna. Seated in first row, from left: George Shuba, Andy Pafko, Pee Wee Reese, George Pfister, Cookie Lavagetto, Chuck Dressen, Jake Pitler, Billy Herman, Billy Cox, Roy Campanella, Carl Furillo, Dr. Harold Wendler. Second row: John Griffin (in T-shirt), Lee Scott (in suit), Jim Hughes, Gil Hodges, Ben Wade, Johnny Rutherford, Jackie Robinson, Clem Labine, Clyde King, Chris van Cuyk, Preacher Roe, Joe Black, Ralph Branca, Rocky Nelson. Last row: Joe Landrum, Ed Amoros, Rube Walker, Carl Erskine, Bobby Morgan, Tommy Holmes, Rocky Bridges, Billy Loes, Duke Snider, Dick Williams, Ken Lehman, Ronnie Negray, Steve Lembo, Ray Moore.

Celebrating Albert Bluford Rube Walker of the Brooklyn Dodgers

May 28 | William A. Gralnick

Today we start a new tradition. We will celebrate births instead of...

Beautiful flowers in bloom along the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, under the stewardship of the Promenade Gardeners Conservancy.

Remembering spring in Brooklyn as a child

May 16 | William A. Gralnick

I remember fondly the long spring seasons in Brooklyn. First, would come...

Sen. Richard Nixon, GOP Vice Presidential candidate, has a smile and a handshake for Brooklyn Dodgers hurler Carl Erskine after his eleven-inning, 6-5 win over the Yankees in the fifth World Series game at Yankee Stadium in New York City, October 5, 1952.

Carl Erskine: A boy of summer

April 23 | William A. Gralnick

Often I have quoted the adage, “Only the good die young.” This...

Sal Marchiano with Dodgers' right fielder Carl Furillo.

The Reading Rifle: One of my favorites

April 9 | William A. Gralnick

It was one of the most astonishing plays I’d ever seen...

In this 1954 photo provided by the Brooklyn Dodgers, pitcher Ed Roebuck hands out cigars on the birth of his son. With him, left to right, are teammates Don Zimmer, Johnny Podres, George Shuba, Dick Williams and Roy Campanella, who holds up six fingers to remind Roebuck that he has six children. The Los Angeles Dodgers said George "Shotgun" Shuba died Monday. He was 89.

Remembering Don ‘Popeye’ Zimmer, a baseball lifer

February 28 | William A. Gralnick

There was a time when Don Zimmer, born Jan. 17, 1931, in...

Happy Birthday to Dodgers great Roy Campanella

December 4 | William A. Gralnick

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