Brooklyn Baseball Stickers

Brooklyn 42, Baseball themed design

Brooklyn 42

Defunct "Dem Bums" Man Brooklyn Baseball Team

Old Baseball Brooklyn Dodgers

Defunct Brooklyn Grays Baseball Team

Vintage BK Dodgers logo

Jackie Robinson

Jackie Robinson - Brooklyn Dodgers

Brooklyn is a tradition-rich city for baseball. Whether you're a native of Flatbush or just love the history of this historic place, this lightly distressed retro attire will look great on you.

The Brooklyn Dodgers were an American Major League baseball team, active primarily in the National League (founded 1876) from 1884 until 1957.

When you think of New York baseball in Brooklyn and the number 42, only one name should come to mind.

Defunct "We Dem Bums" Brooklyn Baseball Team

The NY

The New York Mets

Brooklyn is a tradition-rich city for baseball. Whether you're a native of Flatbush or just love the history of this historic place, this lightly distressed retro attire will look great on you.

Brooklyn is a tradition-rich city for baseball. Whether you're a native of Flatbush or just love the history of this historic place, this lightly distressed retro attire will look great on you.

Brooklyn ny t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, stickers, mugs, and more. Gift idea for a friend's birthday and other occasions.

Dodgers Patch

Design by Buck Tee

The Warriors Coney Island

Jackie's 1950 Bowman card.

Defunct Brooklyn Tip-Tops Baseball 1914-1915

Jackie's 1949 Bowman card.

=Buck T. Purkins Design

The Brooklyn Dodgers, a professional baseball team, was established in 1898 until they moved to Los Angeles in 1957. This collage is of the 1911 Brooklyn Dodgers. They started out as the Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers named after how people had to dodge the trollies going up and down the streets of Brooklyn. It was eventually shortened to Brooklyn Dodgers.

Design taken from a vintage patch of Brooklyn's Negro League Team (1905-1942)

Show some hometown pride

show your hometown pride

When you think of Brooklyn baseball and the number 42, only one name should come to mind.

Show your hometown pride

show your hometown pride

When you think of Brooklyn baseball and the number 42, only one name should come to mind.

It’s time for Dodger baseball

After winning the American Association league championship in 1889, the Brooklyn club (very occasionally now nicknamed the Bridegrooms or Grooms, for six players having wed during the 1888 season) moved to the competing older National League (1876) and won the 1890 NL Championship, being the only Major League team to win consecutive championships in both professional "base ball" leagues.

Jackie Robinson