BASE. THE NEGRO LEAGUES IN THE 1920S WERE OUTSTANDING. YOU’RE TAKING A LOOK AT SOME OF THE GREATEST ATHLETES IN BASEBALL HISTORY, WAS KNOWN FOR A LOT OF SPEED, A LOT OF STEALS. THERE WAS A GAME ...

The Detroit Tigers have the longest running Negro League celebration in all of Major League Baseball. Here's an introduction to the activities, featured guests and special fashions scheduled for ...

Lancaster’s rich baseball tradition includes one memorable stint as a big-league town. We’re not talking about a visit from a former Philadelphia Phillie at a local card show.

In 2024, Major League Baseball officially incorporated the statistics of players from the segregated Negro Leagues into its record books in an effort to formally integrate some of the game’s ...

LANCASTER, Pa. (WHTM) — The Lancaster Stormers this weekend will honor a brief but memorable time for baseball a century ago. That was when “Negro League Baseball,” now recognized as Major ...

How it came to be The idea for a Negro Leagues Baseball Museum hotel gradually came to fruition. Grayson Capital owned development rights near museum-owned land at the Paseo YMCA, Kendrick said.

The Twins are in agreement with José Ureña on a minor league contract, according to the MLB.com transaction log. The veteran swingman has been assigned to Triple-A St. Paul. Ureña is now on his ...

LANCASTER, Pa. — The Lancaster Stormers held Negro League Night at Penn Medicine Park on Friday June 20. Representing those that came before them, the Lancaster Stormers took the field as the ...

He consulted with Negro League collectors and historians. “I’m sure a lot of them thought I was nuts,” Kreindler said to an LNP | LancasterOnline reporter via text message.

Major League Baseball reinstated four players after they served one-year bans for betting on baseball. Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Andrew Saalfrank, Athletics pitcher Michael Kelly, Philadelphia ...

Families are connecting with their past through LancasterHistory's "Open the Door: Baseball's Color Line in Central Pennsylvania" exhibit.