History at Home: Negro Leagues Baseball

Join Ray Doswell, Vice President of Curatorial Services at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum (NLBM) in Kansas City, Missouri, as he talks about the history of Negro Leagues Baseball -- why and how it came to be, its players (yes, including Montclair's own Larry Doby), the integration of Major League Baseball, and up-to-the minute thoughts about the Baseball Hall of Fame and the integration of the Negro Leagues stats into MLB stats. This program was done in partnership with the NLBM and the Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center, on the campus of Montclair State University. When the Yogi Berraa Museum & Learning Center reopens in May, pop by to see an excellent exhibit on Negro Leagues Baseball that's on loan from the NLBM.
Photo credit: Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

[@eddierivera1860]

Negro League was a major league with players who were just as talented as the the best players of MLB My dad saw both Ginson and Paige and said both were great players among others!

[@TerrelleGregg-qh3cm]

Thank u so much they sure were eddie

[@Joel-f1s2x]

Sometimes they played the local high school team what a joke

[@DaxSmokax]

even if they did , it's because they werent allowed in MLB. Now whats the joke ? i can tell youre a pale harmless unarmed individual lol