6/18/13-Something Rained Out–Behind the Scenes-Los Angeles Dodgers at NY Yankees..By Jon SooHoo/LA Dodgers, 2013
Behind the scenes of the Dodgers first appearance against the New York Yankees at New Yankee Stadium. As much as I hate rain outs, I do like to cover the behind the scenes for Dodger fans to show what goes on. All images taken with a borrowed Fuji X-Pro 1 and a 18/2. This camera is smooth……
All photos by Jon SooHoo/Los Angeles Dodgers,LLC 2013
Paco
Castellanos gets a shave
Flippo and Fumi
Guerrier,Withrow and Moylan
Ramirez, Gonzalex,Uribe and Cruz
Donnie, Corrales and Tamin
Walter and Monday
Puig and Friend
Kemp
Walter, Donnie and Corrales
Food room
Pitchers meet
Chapper and Ethier
Walter and Patton
PUIG!!!
Flippo, Ellis, McGwires, Shumaker and McGwire
PUIG!
Uribe
Patton, Walter and Ethier
McGwires and Kershaw
Mark Ellis
Flippo and Downey
RYU!!!
Puig
Kershaw
Guggenheim
Cruz and Rosen
Guerrier and League
PUIG!
Mattingly
Kershaw
A.J. Eliis and Donnie
PUIG!!!
RYU!!!!!!
Guber and Mattingly
Rain out!
Suite Food!!!!!!
Ellis vs Punto
6/12/13-Something Next Year-75th Anniversary of National Baseball Hall of Fame Concert-by Jon SooHoo
Peter Omalley with Tommy Lasorda
Peter Omalley, Tommy Lasorda, Jeff Idelson and Loren Harriet
Robert Wuhl and Peter Omalley
Robert Wuhl hosts press conference
Peter Omalley introduced.
Loren Harriet
Lee Mendelson
Robert Wuhl and Tommy Lasorda
Tommy Lasorda,Robert Wuhl and Larry King
Lee Mendelson, Robert Wuhl,Tommy Lasorda and Jeff Idelson and Larry King pose with little league kids and Snoopy at press conference.
Tommy Lasorda and Snoopy
Jeff Idelson, President of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, said, “We are so pleased that LGH19 Productions has chosen to produce a live event from Cooperstown next August, which will benefit the Hall of Fame and help honor its 75th year. Cooperstown is renowned for baseball. This event will allow music, movie and baseball fans to come together to celebrate in Cooperstown, just days after the 2014 induction ceremony.”
Robert Wuhl will MC the event at the Hard Rock Cafe, which will detail the plans for the live event, talent, and promotional partners. He will introduce celebrities, former MLB players and Hall of Famers. Jeff Idelson, Peter O’Malley, Tommy Lasorda, Larry King and Lee Mendelson, Executive Producer for Peanuts TV specials, are among others who are expected to attend.
Wuhl will then introduce Loren Harriet of LGH19 Productions, who will speak more about the year-long silent auction, the live event and organizations participating. They include Fender Musical Instruments Corporation, which has produced limited edition Baseball Hall of Fame Fender Stratocaster guitars, Peanuts Worldwide and Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates, which has created 75 limited edition Baseball Hall of Fame Peanuts Posters, as well as Charitybuzz, which will host the silent auction. The live event will also celebrate the 75th Anniversary of Little League Baseball, as well as other iconic baseball organizations including American Legion Baseball and Minor League Baseball.
For more information and to purchase VIP Tickets and packages for the concert, please visit www.cooperstownconcert.com.
6/9/13-Something Else-Fernando Valenzuela and Dwight Gooden by Jon SooHoo/LA Dodgers
During my second season with the Dodgers, Dwight Gooden came to town with the Mets. Black and white film for night games was standard back then. I can’t say I miss the late nights swimming in trays of photo chemicals.
32 Years ago I photographed Fernando Valenzuela during the annual February exhibition game against USC when I was shooting for the Daily Trojan. It was his first appearance at Dodger Stadium. Yesterday was Old-Timers game and his most recent appearance on the mound at Dodger Stadium.
Now that the Old-Timers from yesterday are in my age demographic, I truly feel like an Old-Timer.
All photographs by Jon SooHoo…..




















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































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