“To see where Ebbets Field was before it was torn down.” Ebbets Field was converted to housing projects after the Dodgers played their final home game in the borough in 1957, but the monument ...

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK (KABC) -- The Dodgers moved to Los Angeles from ... has fond childhood memories of seeing the team play at Ebbets Field. At the time, games on television were in black-and ...

The Dodgers moved to Los Angeles from Brooklyn ... who has fond childhood memories of seeing the team play at Ebbets Field. At the time, games on television were in black-and-white, of course.

In 1962, the Ebbets Field Apartments rose up in its place. Now, with the Yankees and the Dodgers competing in the ... The Old-World Art of Pigeon Racing: In New Jersey, dwindling open spaces ...

Ron Schweiger remembers seeing the Dodgers play at Brooklyn's Ebbets Field, where the green grass was an astonishing sight for a boy raised on black-and-white TV.

In June 2022, the Dodgers unveiled a Sandy Koufax statue in the center field plaza at Dodger Stadium. He’s positioned alongside a bronze sculpture of Jackie Robinson, and the two franchise icons ...

On the other hand, how can a native of Brooklyn root for the team that abandoned Ebbets Field? This will be the 12th time the Dodgers and Yankees have met in the World Series, and it’s the fifth ...

which was the range for the 33,813 who squeezed into Ebbets Field to watch Mickey Owen cleave their hearts. What Yankees-Dodgers has given us across the years, across the decades, is several ...

We are cross-posting guides to the World Series with our friendly cross-country rivals at Gothamist in New York City. We welcome Yankees fans to the land of superior weather, tacos and baseball ...

The teams split the first two games at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees won Game 3 at Ebbets Field, but the Dodgers were clinging to a 4-3 lead in Game 4—set, it seemed, to even the Series.

slides home safely in the ninth inning to score his team's fifth and winning run in Game 4 of the World Series against the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, N.Y., Oct. 5, 1941.