Brooklyn Dodgers Ebbets
What would have happened if the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers didn't move to California?
Out of the following, what would've happened
- New 3-deck Ebbets Field in Brooklyn opened in 1962
- New dome stadium for the Giants called the "PoloDome" built in Flushing, Queens in 1964
- Giants introducing new field turf called "PoloTurf"
- Giants moving into Citi Field in 2009
Differences with other teams:
San Francisco Athletics
Los Angeles Stars (1962 Expansion Team)
There is no logical answer. The "O'Malley" was committed to moving when some ignorant unidentified bureaucrat refused to listen to O'Malley when he said, "I need a new ball park in order to continue being a dominant franchise".
So who gets the blame, the O'Malley.
What a crock.
Stoneham would have never left the Polo Grounds if O'Malley hadn't twisted his arm and pointed out the money that could be made in San Francisco, especially with a southern adversary such as the LA Dodgers to encourage an already existing rivalry.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Ebbets Field Retro T-Shirt By Red Jacket |
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MLB Brooklyn Dodgers Ebbets Field Former Brooklyn Dodgers Musical Globe Sale Price: $36.97 |
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High quality crystal Magnet With Ebbets Field image. 4 Color Window Gift Box Included |
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The devotion of a French artist in the search of top quality crafts at the end of the last century makes it possible for you to enjoy these unique handcrafted replicas of NFL stadiums and MLB parks. His dedication to perfection was passed to his great grandson... |
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Ebbets Field Brooklyn Dodgers Framed Photograph. This fully licensed 8x10 glossy photo has been framed and double matted with white (top) and black (bottom). The approximate size of this wood frame is 14 inches by 17 inches... |
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Brooklyn Dodgers- Ebbets Field Photo Mosaic Print Made From 50 Brooklyn Dodger Players, 16x20 Unframed Print Sale Price: $45.00 |
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A must have for passionate Brooklyn Dodger fans. This unique mosaic print is made up of over 50 of the past Brooklyn Dodger players made into the image of Ebbets field. Included are over 50 Different players who played on the Dodgers through 1957 and dates back to the late 1800's... |
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Ebbets Field Brooklyn Dodgers Framed Picture 8 x 10 Sale Price: $54.95 |
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Ebbets Field Brooklyn Dodgers Framed Photograph. This fully licensed 8x10 glossy photo has been framed and double matted with white (top) and black (bottom). The approximate size of this wood frame is 14 inches by 17 inches... |
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Carl Erskine Autographed/Hand Signed 8x10 Photo (Brooklyn Dodgers) Wrecking Ball Ebbets Field Image Sale Price: $64.95 |
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Ebbets Field Brooklyn Dodgers Framed Picture 8 x 10 Sale Price: $54.95 |
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Ebbets Field Brooklyn Dodgers Framed Photograph. This fully licensed 8x10 glossy photo has been framed and double matted with white (top) and black (bottom). The approximate size of this wood frame is 14 inches by 17 inches... |
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1948 Brooklyn Dodgers Authentic Football Jersey from Ebbets Field Flannels |
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