Willard Mullin's guest appearances

Willard Mullin

Bergino Baseball Clubhouse

Bedford & Sullivan Brooklyn

Peter Magowan

Marty Appel

Gil Hodges

Hal Bock

Casey Stengel

Greg Prince

Jackie Robinson

Phil Dixon

Ben Bradlee

Dwight Gooden

Ken Davidoff

Ed Henry

Satchel Paige

Joe Wood

Jim Palmer

OwlTail

“A beautiful compilation of the finest work of a uniquely talented artist.” -Bob Costas   Willard Mullin’s Golden Age of Baseball: Drawings 1934-1972 collects for the first time Mullin’s best drawings devoted to baseball.  From Babe Ruth to the Baby Mets, Willard Mullin, “Sports Cartoonist of the 20th Century,” was there.  Beautiful, tearful, insightful, morally charged, and outrageously hilarious cartoons.  Gehrig, DiMaggio, Musial, Berra, Mantle, Mays, the Brooklyn Bum, and hundreds more make history anew in this astounding collection.   Join Hal Bock from his December appearance in the Clubhouse and learn why millions of baseball fans from the ‘30s to the ‘70s looked forward to Willard Mullin’s cartoons in their daily paper.   Hal Bock, an Associated Press sportswriter for over 40 years, specialized in baseball.  He covered more World Series than any AP sportswriter in history.  A New York City native, Hal’s passion for sportswriting was cultivated by boyhood trips to the ballpark with his father, a postal worker and sports enthusiast who sometimes wrote poetry.

“A beautiful compilation of the finest work of a uniquely talented artist.” -Bob Costas Willard Mullin’s Golden Age of Baseball: Drawings 1934-1972 collects for the first time Mullin’s best drawings devoted to baseball.  From Babe Ruth to the Baby Mets, Willard Mullin, “Sports Cartoonist of the 20th Century,” was there.  Beautiful, tearful, insightful, morally charged, and outrageously hilarious cartoons.  Gehrig, DiMaggio, Musial, Berra, Mantle, Mays, the Brooklyn Bum, and hundreds more make history anew in this astounding collection. Join Hal Bock from his December appearance in the Clubhouse and learn why millions of baseball fans from the ‘30s to the ‘70s looked forward to Willard Mullin’s cartoons in their daily paper. Hal Bock, an Associated Press sportswriter for over 40 years, specialized in baseball.  He covered more World Series than any AP sportswriter in history.  A New York City native, Hal’s passion for sportswriting was cultivated by boyhood trips to the ballpark with his father, a postal worker and sports enthusiast who sometimes wrote poetry.

"Willard Mullin's Golden Age of Baseball" with Hal Bock

We truck on with the Bedford &amp; Sullivan research process as the winter season grows thicker around us.Former Associate Press Writer Hal Bock had a long and illustrious career covering all and everything he could possibly cover in sports, whether that was World Series ballgames or Olympics overseas. When he was a kid, he would first turn to the sports pages in the daily paper, always looking forward to the latest Willard Mullin cartoon, the man who created the Brooklyn Bum, along with a slew of other memorable characters. Hal has put together a fantastic book called "Willard Mullin's Golden Age Of Baseball Drawings 1934-1972", collecting some of the most memorable basball cartoons from Willard's career. We'll discuss the book and Mullin's impact of sports journalism.We'll also discuss Hal's life growing up a Giants fan in the Bronx.So, join us at 6:30PM ET for the latest edition of the Bedford &amp; Sullivan podcast!

We truck on with the Bedford &amp; Sullivan research process as the winter season grows thicker around us. Former Associate Press Writer Hal Bock had a long and illustrious career covering all and everything he could possibly cover in sports, whether that was World Series ballgames or Olympics overseas. When he was a kid, he would first turn to the sports pages in the daily paper, always looking forward to the latest Willard Mullin cartoon, the man who created the Brooklyn Bum, along with a slew of other memorable characters. Hal has put together a fantastic book called "Willard Mullin's Golden Age Of Baseball Drawings 1934-1972", collecting some of the most memorable basball cartoons from Willard's career. We'll discuss the book and Mullin's impact of sports journalism. We'll also discuss Hal's life growing up a Giants fan in the Bronx. So, join us at 6:30PM ET for the latest edition of the Bedford &amp; Sullivan podcast!

Ep. 35 - Willard Mullin Book Editor Hal Bock