Today, let’s honor the achievements of famous Black baseball ... Number 42 at first base for the Brooklyn Dodgers was how Jackie Robinson entered MLB. As the first African-American player ...

For much of Lee Allen Jr.’s childhood, baseball seemed quite far from him. Major League ... Day to honor the Black player who broke the game’s color barrier, the number of Black players ...

When Major League Baseball celebrates Jackie Robinson’s historic 1947 debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers on Monday, April 15, a small number of players wearing No. 42 in his honor will be African ...

He retired his number, No. 25, in 2018 ... The post The Top Black Major League Baseball Players Of All Time appeared first on ...