Rob Schelling

Stories By Rob Schelling

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  Dodger Baseball

  / 1 year ago

  I’m So Very Grateful For…

    I have so many different articles and thoughts to share and I yearn to be able articulate them for you...

  By Rob Schelling
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 2 years ago

  Just Ramblin’

  I feel truly blessed to have grown up in Southern California during the 50s, 60s and 70s.   There was, of course,...

  By Rob Schelling
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 2 years ago

  Random Thoughts About The Post and Off Season

  I want to start by saying that Jeff has been doing such a tremendous job with this blog.  The effort he...

  By Rob Schelling
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 2 years ago

  Baseball Dancing With The Supremes

  In my last article on this subject, I introduced you to the early history of the Reserve Clause and how the...

  By Rob Schelling
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 2 years ago

  Random Thoughts From My Office Desk When I Should Be Working

  Last night I was sitting in the recliner, watching Evan Phillips close out the Dodgers 2-1 victory over the Marlins, and...

  By Rob Schelling
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 2 years ago

  The Slavery of Baseball

  As a youngster I had, for the most part, been taught the notion that baseball was as American as apple pie,...

  By Rob Schelling
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 2 years ago

  Day Two Of The MLB Draft

  MLB completed day 2 of its draft on Monday afternoon and we learned a couple of things:   First, I have no...

  By Rob Schelling
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 2 years ago

  It’s Feeling A Bit Drafty

  I’m not sure why, but every year I get excited about the MLB baseball draft (albeit less so as I grow...

  By Rob Schelling
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 2 years ago

  Andy Messersmith – He Changed the Business of the Game

  One of the better trades made by the Dodgers in their history, involved one Andy Messersmith, he of the curly long...

  By Rob Schelling
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 2 years ago

  Random Thoughts From the Recliner

  I had so many other articles that I wanted to complete but, as Paul Anka wrote in one of his many...

  By Rob Schelling