Dodgers' World Series Flag Stolen
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•Mets must get eternal payback for Los Angeles’ greatest larceny
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Sports writer Stan Isaacs and four others stole the 1955 World Series pennant from the Dodgers .
The flag had been sentry at Ebbets Field for all 77 home games during the 1956 season , the only one in which the Brooklyn Dodgers would ever reign as world champions.
It was returned to the Brooklyn Historical Society in 1995 with the help of Peter O'Malley , son of Walter , then in his final years running the Dodgers ..
The Mets ’ loss in the 1988 NLCS still stings Mets fans more than it invigorates Dodgers fans.
“The Flag belongs in Brooklyn ,” Stan Isaacs wrote in 1989 .
Thirty-five years later , the Mets have a chance to add to that quest, that holy mission, the eternal search for vengeance.
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