A.J. Ellis - for info click here
Juan Rivera - for info click here
Javy Guerra, Rubby De La Rosa & Kenley Jansen - for info click here
True to the Blue!
Showing posts with label Rubby De La Rosa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rubby De La Rosa. Show all posts
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Dodger Signings on Saturday May 26th - Reminder
A.J. Ellis - for info click here
Juan Rivera - for info click here
Javy Guerra, Rubby De La Rosa & Kenley Jansen - for info click here
True to the Blue!
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Upcoming Dodger Appearance - Juan Rivera
Photo Credit: Lisa Blumenfeld/Getty Images
Saturday May 26, 2012
Juan Rivera
$39 - small items: balls, flats up to & including 11x14
$49 - medium items: large flats, figurines, minis & equipment
$59 - large items: helmets, bats & jerseys
$15 - inscriptions
stage time: 10:00am - 11:30am
This Dodger signing is being put on by Hall of Fame Sports in conjunction with JD Legends Promotions and will take place at Frank & Son. Also signing on this date at Frank & Son is Javy Guerra, Kenley Jansen and Rubby De La Rosa. For more info on Guerra, Jansen & De La Rosa, see my post here
True to the Blue!
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Upcoming Dodger Appearance - Javy Guerra, Kenley Jansen & Rubby De La Rosa
Saturday May 26, 2012
Javy Guerra
$29 - balls, flats up to & including 11x14
$39 - large flats, figurines, minis & equipment
$49 - helmets, bats & jerseys
$10 - inscriptions
stage time: 11:00am - 12:30pm
Saturday May 26, 2012
Kenley Jansen
$29 - balls, flats up to & including 11x14
$39 - large flats, figurines, minis & equipment
$49 - helmets, bats & jerseys
$10 - inscriptions
stage time: 11:00am - 12:30pm
Saturday May 26, 2012
Rubby De La Rosa
$29 - balls, flats up to & including 11x14
$39 - large flats, figurines, minis & equipment
$49 - helmets, bats & jerseys
$10 - inscriptions
stage time: 12:00pm - 1:30pm
This signing is being put on by Hall of Fame Sports as another one of their Dodger Days. They are calling this one Dodger Heat. The signing will take place at Frank & Son. Hall of Fame Sports is also offering a discounted Combo Ticket for all three players. $69 - small items $79 - medium items and $99 - large items. The Combo Ticket must be purchased in advance and are on sale until May 24, 2012.
Friday, June 17, 2011
Jim Bowden Discusses Dodger Youth Movement - De La Rosa, Gordon & Sands
Watch the video below from ESPNlosangeles.com
True to the Blue!
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Saturday Web Round-Up - De La Rosa, Russell Martin, Don Mattingly & More
Steve Dilbeck of the LA Times reports Rubby De La Rosa will get his 1st start Tuesday Dodgers Blog
Bill Dwyre writes Russell Martin, The One Who Got Away L.A. Times
Russell Martin leads in the voting for AL All-Star catcher Yankees.com
Matt 'Money' Smith writes about Don Mattingly keeping the Dodgers competitive foxsportswest.com
True to the Blue!
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Rubby De La Rosa Spring Training Autograph
After the Dodgers Tuesday night 5-4 victory over the Astros when rookie pitcher Rubby De La Rosa made his debut and pitched a 1, 2, 3 8th inning, I received an e-mail from Robert M.
Check it out:
Man I was excited to see Rubby De La Rosa on the mound tonight, especially after his 1, 2, 3 performance. This March was our 2nd trip to the Dodgers Spring Training in Arizona @ Camelback Ranch. Last year we noticed so many players from the Dodgers minor league teams there pretty much being ignored for autographs & photos. Most fans concentrate on the star players for their autographs and overlook the future stars.
This year I had photos of just about all the Dodgers top future prospects. Some were already sent packing by the time we got there the 3rd week of March. The first morning we got to the open practice we posted up at our hot spot. There were about 30 fans waiting for the players to come out to the fields. Within 5 minutes I had scored Kuroda on an 8X10 photo.
Then this player comes walking out of the clubhouse towards us that nobody recognizes. I say "That's Rubby De La Rosa." Everybody around us said "Whos that?" I told them that he's a pitcher and they will find out later and they should get his autograph now since nobody knows who he is. Nobody asked him as he casually cruised by. When he got to us I asked "Rubby, do you have a quick second for us?" He nodded and stopped. He signed a baseball for me. Then I pulled out an 8X10 photo of him and asked him to sign it. He took it and looked at it and with a smile then asked where I got it at? I said "It wasn't easy!" and he kinda laughed. He signed it and continued on to the fields.
We noticed that nobody else approached him, at least while we were in his area. My friend and I were excited to see him pitching tonight and hope he stays around for awhile. GO DODGERS!
It's always good to read about Dodger fans getting autographs and having good experiences with players. Just a tip for those seeking autographs and it is something that Robert did, be polite! Ask them if they have time to sign something. I know, they should appreciate the fans but fans should also be respectful & polite and not just jam pens, sharpies, balls & photos in their face. Just my two cents. I always appreciate the feedback from reader of the blog whether the comments are on the blog, on the Facebook page or via e-mail.
Check out the photos that Robert M. attached to his e-mail:
Check it out:
Man I was excited to see Rubby De La Rosa on the mound tonight, especially after his 1, 2, 3 performance. This March was our 2nd trip to the Dodgers Spring Training in Arizona @ Camelback Ranch. Last year we noticed so many players from the Dodgers minor league teams there pretty much being ignored for autographs & photos. Most fans concentrate on the star players for their autographs and overlook the future stars.
This year I had photos of just about all the Dodgers top future prospects. Some were already sent packing by the time we got there the 3rd week of March. The first morning we got to the open practice we posted up at our hot spot. There were about 30 fans waiting for the players to come out to the fields. Within 5 minutes I had scored Kuroda on an 8X10 photo.
Then this player comes walking out of the clubhouse towards us that nobody recognizes. I say "That's Rubby De La Rosa." Everybody around us said "Whos that?" I told them that he's a pitcher and they will find out later and they should get his autograph now since nobody knows who he is. Nobody asked him as he casually cruised by. When he got to us I asked "Rubby, do you have a quick second for us?" He nodded and stopped. He signed a baseball for me. Then I pulled out an 8X10 photo of him and asked him to sign it. He took it and looked at it and with a smile then asked where I got it at? I said "It wasn't easy!" and he kinda laughed. He signed it and continued on to the fields.
We noticed that nobody else approached him, at least while we were in his area. My friend and I were excited to see him pitching tonight and hope he stays around for awhile. GO DODGERS!
It's always good to read about Dodger fans getting autographs and having good experiences with players. Just a tip for those seeking autographs and it is something that Robert did, be polite! Ask them if they have time to sign something. I know, they should appreciate the fans but fans should also be respectful & polite and not just jam pens, sharpies, balls & photos in their face. Just my two cents. I always appreciate the feedback from reader of the blog whether the comments are on the blog, on the Facebook page or via e-mail.
Check out the photos that Robert M. attached to his e-mail:
True to the Blue!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)