The only man who could leave Bob Kendrick star struck: Henry Aaron.
Hear more on Episode 10 of The Joy of Baseball with @joeposnanski.com and @mollyknight.bsky.social.
#mlb #negroleagues #baseball @nlbmuseumkc.bsky.social
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@joyofbaseball.bsky.socialThe only man who could leave Bob Kendrick star struck: Henry Aaron.
Hear more on Episode 10 of The Joy of Baseball with @joeposnanski.com and @mollyknight.bsky.social.
#mlb #negroleagues #baseball @nlbmuseumkc.bsky.social
@baseballbizondeck.bsky.socialWhat an incredible evening. Celeste Gibbons-Peoples shared stories of her legendary father Dirk Gibbons, who played in the Negro Leagues baseball. Gibbons played from 1941 to 1957 including a stint with the Indianapolis Clown. #BlackHistory #NegroLeagues
@hrapb.bsky.socialTitle: A Negro League All-Star Taps In With Tha End Of Da Bench ⚾
A legend of the Negro Leagues steps up to represent Tha End Of Da Bench—where sports, culture, and history come together. Tap in and show love!
#NegroLeagues #BaseballHistory #BlackBaseball #ThaEndOfDaBench #SportsCulture
@joyofbaseball.bsky.socialDid you see the viral photo of Tom Cruise visiting the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum?
Bob Kendrick tells us the story behind it on Episode 10 of The Joy of Baseball with @mollyknight.bsky.social and @joeposnanski.com.
@elsantosworld.bsky.social“Get the runs now, boys; Father Time is coming.”
Casey Stengel, on Satchel Paige.
#SatchelPaige #CaseyStengel #NegroLeagues #BaseballHistory #BaseballArt #ElSantosWorld
@shadowofyesterday.bsky.socialIn 1943, the Homestead Grays outdrew the Washington Senators in the Senators' own ballpark. Four years later, integration killed the team segregation had built. This is Pittsburgh's forgotten baseball dynasty. #HomesteadGrays #NegroLeagues #JoshGibson #PittsburghHistory #MLB
@elsantosworld.bsky.socialYour laundry rotation could use an ace. ⚾
Four of my Satchel Paige paintings. One shirt. $16 during the TeePublic sale.
Catch me painting live on Whatnot: Man of Steal Quickdraws on Mondays and Smalls of Steal on Thursdays, both at 7 PM CT.
@stadiumvagabond.bsky.social📍 Satchel Paige Memorial Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri
🏟️ Originally opened as Goldman Stadium in 1938 for amateur leagues, on a site where baseball has been played since 1915.
💺 Capacity: 4,000
⚾ Renamed in honor of baseball and KC legend Satchel Paige in 1982
