pure science with a splash of black cat

mightyflynn:

Johnson & Kemp, 2012

(via dodgers)

Olivia just showed this to me and I am dying. “THAT’S MY MAMA!”

intrastatelovesong:

Hit it, Vinny!

"Some people die twice: once when they retire, and again when they actually pass away. Fear of the first one is a big incentive for me to keep working. Players, writers, people who work at the ballpark and front office, when I quit I know I’ll never see them again. I’ve never been the type to come to the ballpark and hang out; I’ve gone to one game in the last 60 years that I wasn’t working. I keep working because I don’t want to lose my friends."

Vin Scully on not retiring ever

(h/t Dodger Thoughts)

(Source: pitchersandpoets, via dodgers)

While I consider the move to a DSLR, here is some of my best work and fondest memories done with my four-year-old Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H3.

bobbyaguilera:

The only legitimate criticism of Clayton Kershaw is with his facial hair.

“Be quiet and eat your cookie.”

(Source: dodgers)

"[Selig has] turned his back on the Dodgers, treated us differently, and forced us to the point we find ourselves in today. I simply cannot allow the commissioner to knowingly and intentionally be in a position to expose the Dodgers to financial risk any longer."

You’re an asshole, Frank. (via LA Times)

(Source: emojuanuribe)

"‘I am jumping all over the room of the hotel. I am in heaven,’ said Jaime, the Hall of Fame Spanish announcer, who began broadcasting for the Dodgers in 1959. ‘Stefan called me. He was following the Draft all day and he called as soon as he heard. He said I was the first one he called. He was so excited. I talked to [Stefan’s father] Jorge. [My wife] Bianca was almost crying. It’s fantastic.’"

Dodgers draft grandson of Spanish announcer Jaime Jarrin | dodgers.com: News (via dodgers)

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