Los Angeles Dodgers Pennant

This terrific felt pennant is a must-have for diehard fans. Vibrant colors and crisp graphics. Innovative printing techniques give this pennant a sharp look at an affordable price. Perfect for the kids room or dorm. Full-size pennant. Measures 29" long. Official team logos and colors. Officially licensed by the league and the team. A terrific gift idea.

Officially licensed pennant. Felt pennants are the standard for sports. This icon is the all time favorite fan item. Packaged with hang tags for easy display. Measures 12" x 30". Made in USA.

Includes (1) plastic pennant flag banner; 12' long.

WinCraft Premium Pennant is the new throwback to classic wool pennant. The soft felt pennant 12x30 is a full color and is durable enough to Roll it and Go when you're at the game, and it looks great when you get home.

No baseball summer is as memorable for me as that July when the Dodgers began a winning streak in a suddenly torrid, topsy-turvy National League pennant race. Fifty years after they played their last baseball game, the Brooklyn Dodgers are still remembered by millions of people. From 1947 to 1956, the Dodgers captured six out of ten National League pennants and they defeated the mighty New York Yankees in the 1955 World Series. The year 1957, however, is recalled mainly for the decision by Dodger president Walter O'Malley to move his team to Los Angeles the following year. In Brooklyn Dodgers: The Last Great Pennant Drive, 1957, author John Nordell tells the story of the Dodgers' mid-season surge in the standings during that last year in Brooklyn. Using research from a variety of sources, Nordell recreates the excitement of following the Dodgers and their National League rivals in the daily drama of a five-team pennant race. The author also draws on his own youthful memories of that year and describes the unforgettable thrill of seeing a game at Ebbets Field. The book includes numerous photographs and a concluding chapter that discusses the outcome of the 1957 pennant race, the major factors and personalities involved in the Dodger move west, and the end of an era in baseball.