Today is the 75th anniversary of the first televised baseball game. Mark Langill wrote about it for the August issue of Dodger Insider magazine. (Click the image to enlarge.)
— Jon Weisman
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oldbrooklynfan
I was just a year and 5 months old when this took place but nobody informed me about it. I would’ve been proud to know that such an event was taking place in my home town.
Jon Smythe
Born in Brooklyn and died with time warner in la
Michael Green
Great piece by Mark Langill. Then again, that’s redundant!