Major League Baseball wants a Brooklyn burger business called out for stealing. The league has complained to federal patent authorities that the blue script “Brooklyn” logo of Sunset Park-based ...

Though they left Brooklyn just before the 1958 season, the L.A. Dodgers (a name that now makes as much sense as the L.A. Lakers or the Utah Jazz) just can't let the people of Brooklyn be.

“It’s crazy for the Los Angeles Dodgers to claim exclusive rights to the word ‘Brooklyn’ when they left Brooklyn 50 years ago.” Buxbaum isn’t even the only one using the logo.

Brooklyn Dodgers officials and employees pose in front of the club's plane at La Guardia in New York, before taking off for Los Angeles on October 23, 1957. AP.

On Tuesday, Major League Baseball will celebrate Jackie Robinson Day to honor the date — April 15, 1947 — when Robinson first took the field for the then-Brooklyn Dodgers, breaking the color ...

In 1958, the Dodgers moved West, but the Los Angeles Dodgers kept the name, as well as the same iconic logo. In the years that followed, trolley cars disappeared from the streets of Brooklyn and ...

You can probably imagine, however, how all this has gone over in Brooklyn, which holds to a long and painful memory of the Dodgers exiting the New York borough for Los Angeles over 50 years ago.

Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres is lifted by catcher Roy Campanella (39) after the final out of the seventh and deciding game of the World Series at Yankee Stadium, Oct. 4, 1955, in New York.

His grandparents were fans of the Brooklyn Dodgers, and he considers himself something of a dying breed: a native New Yorker who roots for the team. Mr. Dagliolo, 37, of Astoria, ...

Exploring the complicated history behind the Los Angeles Dodgers' relocation in Brooklyn after the 1957 season, featuring beleaguered owner Walter O'Malley and NYC zoning czar Robert Moses ...

The Brooklyn Dodgers connection. In the 1950s, one out of every three Brooklyn residents was Jewish, and the legendary Dodgers were their team. Brooklyn-born Sandy Koufax, ...

Carl Erskine, whose pitching prowess helped the Brooklyn Dodgers end their championship drought in 1955, died Tuesday. He was 97. The Indiana native was a mainstay on the Dodgers teams that ...