From the Library of Congress Flickr feed, here’s a public domain picture of Germany Schaefer hard at work taking photos for what are probably future pictures of the day.

From the Library of Congress Flickr feed, here’s a public domain picture of Germany Schaefer hard at work taking photos for what are probably future pictures of the day.

This image is from the State Library of Florida and has no known copyright restrictions. It’s of the Brooklyn Dodgers doing calisthenics at Spring Training in 1949.

Today’s picture is from the Flickr stream of “Barnkat” and is used under a Creative Commons license.
In it, we see Reggie Jackson, in all of his afro’d glory, talking to Bill North during Spring Training, 1973.

Is it a problem that I could identify Justin Verlander and I think Phil Coke based simply on Verlander’s profile and I-Think-Coke’s facial hair (unless Todd Jones is now a coach for the Tigers or something…)?

This image is under a creative commons license and was taken by Roger “HueyTaxi” Dewitt.
In honor of Valentine’s Day, here’s a picture of an advertisement of Bobby Valentine selling food in Japan back in 2007:

This is under a Creative Commons license, and was taken by “Jpellgen”.
The Fukuoka Dome will be the site of the Pool A games of the 2013 WBC, and normally is the home of the Fukuoka Softbank Hawks. Here’s what it looks like during a between-innings celebration:

This image is used under a creative commons license and was taken by “toooooool“.
Another picture from the Library of Congress Flickr stream. This time, it’s of Connie Mack, who didn’t wear a uniform during his long managerial career, instead famously opting for a fancy suit. Can you imagine if Joe Girardi or Charlie Manuel did this?

Today’s picture is a random little thing from Library of Congress Flickr stream of a medicine ball being sent to Reds manager Joe Tinker, circa 1913.
Weird, huh?

Today, I just picked a random picture from the Library of Congress Flickr feed (meaning no copyright restrictions). I got this picture of Larry Kopf, who played with Cleveland, Philadelphia (as seen in the photo), Cincinnati and the Boston Braves during his career.
