On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson broke baseball's color barrier by making his MLB debut for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Every player league-wide is wearing No. 42 on the jersey and hat to honor ...

More than a century ago, two all-Black hotel teams, including one for The Breakers, competed in Palm Beach and beyond.

In the grandstands: Vanderbilts, Astors and other affluent hotel guests in their pearls, furs, feathered hats and ... in 1947 when Jackie Robinson began playing for the Brooklyn Dodgers, Williams ...

With the Oakland Athletics potentially moving to Las Vegas, it seems appropriate to talk about the MLB’s history of relocation.

Looking ahead to the Democratic primary election, “There’s a couple other candidates that have thrown their hat ... Jackie Robinson as he prepared to become the player with the Brooklyn ...

It was mid-November, a few weeks after the Yankees had lost the World Series to the Dodgers in five games ... After a gracious mention of how honored he was to receive the Jackie Robinson Award as the ...

Without Jackie Robinson, the game of baseball and the spirit it embodies would not look or feel nearly the same as it does ...

It seems as though there’s this agenda to stoke fear,” Negro Leagues Baseball Museum president Bob Kendrick said.

A special piece of Jackie Robinson memorabilia is about to hit auction ... and TMZ Sports has learned it could fetch over $400K!! The 1948 Leaf card is regarded as Robinson's true rookie card ... and ...