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AAGPBL
Minnesota Twins Honor the AAGPBL with Teambrown Apparel
All-American Girls Professional Baseball League Night
Join us in celebrating the women who played professional baseball, including the Minneapolis Millerettes, at All-American Girls Professiona...

Racine Belles: History and Fun Facts
The Racine Belles is a historical women's baseball team that was formed in 1943. The team is based in Racine, Wisconsin, and has been a part of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (...

MLB
Salute to the Negro Leagues
How's this for a special Salute to the Negro Leagues - August 13, 2022 will feature the Kansas City Royals vs. the Los Angeles Dodgers, during the 75th anniversary season of Jackie Robinson breakin...

AAGPBL
A League of Their Own - The Series
A League of Their Own celebrated its 30th Anniversary this year. The world came to know the women of the All American Girls Professional Baseball League through the eyes of Penny Marshall.
This ye...

AAGPBL Rockford Peaches: History and Fun Facts
The Rockford Peaches were a professional women's baseball team that played in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL) from 1943 to 1954. The Peaches were one of the original te...

AAGPBL
A League of Their Own Turns 30
There may not be any crying in Baseball, but the tears will be flowing on July 1, 2022 when A League of Their Own celebrates the 30th anniversary of its release.
The Penny Marshall directed movie w...

MLB
Joe Black - '52 Rookie of the Year
Joe Black was the 1952 NL Rookie of the Year for Brooklyn going 15-4 with a 2.15 ERA after playing for Baltimore in the Negro Leagues since he was 19 years old

AAGPBL
Kurys and Nesbitt
Sophie Kurys was ’46 Player of the Year, 4X All-Star & Career leader in Runs and SB’s & Mary Nesbitt Wisham who was one of the 1st players, starring as both a Pitcher and Batter ranking 6th...

BHM
Meet Rube Foster - Father of Negro Baseball
January 2022 signaled the introduction of the US Mints Commemorative Coin Program to benefit the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, and who better to include than Rube Foster, the Father of Negro Bas...