All posts tagged "Walter Alston"

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  Dodger Baseball

  / 2 years ago

  Karl Spooner: What Might Have Been

  Around the same time that a young Sandy Koufax was being brought along slowly with the Dodgers, they had another flame-throwing...

  By Oldbear48
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 2 years ago

  NLDS Game 2 Notes and Observations (Okay Rants)

  The migration over to a cloud server has been completed, and I have been advised that the migration was successful.  Hopefully...

  By Jeff Dominique
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 2 years ago

  Dodgers Legend Maury Wills Dies Peacefully At The Age of 89

    Maury Wills' legacy is defined by speed and persistence. The legendary Dodgers shortstop passes away at age 89. Story🔗https://t.co/hTlAgp05o6 pic.twitter.com/QSDn3hD1by...

  By Jeff Dominique
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 2 years ago

  Jim “Junior” Gilliam – Beyond Versatile

      As a youngster growing up on the east coast of Canada in the 1950’s I fell in love with...

  By Harold Uhlman
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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

  Larry Sherry’s Brother

  Life Before MLB   We older Dodger fans remember Larry Sherry so well. He was an unexpected hero during the 1959 World Series....

  By Harold Uhlman
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 3 years ago

  Dodgers Set To Honor Sandy Koufax With Statue Unveiling Before Game

  We all know about the domination of Sandy Koufax from 1961-1966.  It is well chronicled and embedded in the memories for...

  By Jeff Dominique
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  Dodger Baseball

  / 3 years ago

  Retiring Number 14

  Having been inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame, Gil Hodges, who helped the Dodgers win World Series titles in...

  By Jeff Dominique