Baseball - Dem Bums: The History of the Brooklyn Dodgers (DVD, 2008)

This dvd is short compared to most team history dvd's but for the price $2.99+ p/h was ok. Not nearly as good as "100 Years,A Visual History of the Dodgers" narrated by Vin Scully and running 76 min.

As an old Brooklyn fan, my purchase was Excellent, Along with a few other Dvds Purchased (Yankees vol 1&2) would like to hear from them again but I lost the address

I bought this for a friend of mine who was on the Dodgers team in 1948, when Jackie Robinson was there. He loves the video.

This brings back many memories of the Bklyn Dodgers. I lived near Ebbits Field and always had bleacher seats thanks to Bordan's Milk ($.25) a quart in those days. We saved the cupons from each carton and got free bleacher seats. The cops used to let us change our seats about the 7th inning to better seats behind home plate as long as we behaved ourselves. God I miss the old days. Baseball was a fun game back then. The ball players of today can't compare to the kids of Bklyn who played in Ebbits Field. That's when baseball was a game, not big business and filled prima donna ball players. Pitchers used to pitch double headers. Today if a pitcher has a hangnail, he's on injured reserve. When the Dodgers left Bklyn baseball died. The disc brings tears to my eyes it's a great vedio and I can't wait to show it to my kids. They will finely learn that baseball was a fun sport played by boys in men's clothes. I wish we could bring back those boys of summer.

This was a gift. I understand it was enjoyed by the recipient, who was raised a Dodger fan in Brooklyn.

I bought this DVD for my dad for Father's Day. He is a HUGE Brooklyn Dodger fan! We watched every minute of it in one sitting....this was a very good DVD that included wonderful footage and interviews of all the "key" players on the 1955 Brooklyn Dodger World Series team. I would recommend this DVD to any Brooklyn Dodger fan. The only downside to the DVD was that it did have several repeated clips.