The Glove Doctor

My dad, Danny Golomb, the EVERLAST Kid, with his buddy Lou. 1927, Boy's Day, Yankees Stadium!

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Mystery of Baseball Glove Leather The hall of fame third baseman Brooks Robinson had a tip for breaking in a baseball glove. Brook’s glove was a top professional quality Rawlings XPG glove. Back when Brooks played, the store bought glove you purchase had to go through a period term the break-in. The off the store shelf glove was h...

My latest blog post. Baseball card memories!

The The Kitten The 2018 baseball season has begun. Baseball season coincides in the Northeast with the beginning of spring and rebirth. Recently, I received a speci...

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How Design Changes Saved American Made Gloves | glovedoctor In 2002 at the age 78, Rollie Latina, a.k.a: Glove Doctor, the glove designer for Rawlings Sporting Goods Company in St. Louis, MO passed away. Within a few sho...

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Joe DiMaggio would have turned 103 on November 25! You never knew who was going to stop by the Everlast factory and pay a visit to my dad, Dan Golomb, and my grandfather, Jack Golomb, the founder of Everlast. Their company prided itself on catering to the pros and providing the highest quaity customer service. 100+ years later, JOHN GOLOMB, the Glove Doctor carries on the legacy by offering that same personalized service. johngolomb.com

What's up with all the home runs these days? Check out my latest blog post!

A Juicy Story! | glovedoctor This year there has been a significant increase of homers. Is the ball juiced? The home runs of Aaron Judge (MVP & American League Rookie of the year?) and Gian