Major league baseball has a long, rich history in Brooklyn. From
1883 until their move west to Los Angeles following the 1957
season, the Dodgers were the emotional center of the borough's
diverse population. But Brooklyn would be without a professional
team until June of 2000 when the Cyclones took the field at
Prospect Park, just blocks from Ebbets Field, as part of the New
York-Penn League and the Toronto Blue Jays' farm system. This work
follows the rookie-level club's first season, bridging the present
to the past with comparisons of the Cyclones to the Dodgers of
yesteryear. Each day of the season, which ran from mid-June through
early September, is covered. Appearing before the profile of each
new Brooklyn player is a brief account of the Dodger player who
shared his position. Also included are interviews of players and
fans of both teams.
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