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Against the backdrop of Brooklyn's storied baseball history lies another narrative: the transition of the Dodgers to Los Angeles. This shift, characterized by power struggles, geographical divides, and the intersection of sports with community, was pivotal not only for the franchise but also for the landscape of American baseball. At the core of this transition lay the contrasting backgrounds of Ebbets Field and Dodger Stadium, the latter situated amidst Los Angeles' picturesque hills—a stark departure from the closely-knit atmosphere of Brooklyn's park.