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Shut Out of the Majors, They Created Their Own
Feb 13, 1920. For over thirty years, Black baseball players have been locked out of the major leagues. So on this day in Kansas City, Rube Foster, a former pitcher and now a team owner, is trying to make his own league just for Black players. He has gathered owners of other Black baseball teams, wh…
Blues Moments in Time - February 3rd: Ballots, Ballparks, and the Blues Revival
This episode sits with February 3rd—a single date that reads like a compressed history of Black struggle, joy, and reinvention through the blues. We start in 1870 with the ratification of the 15th Amendment, tracing how the promise of the vote and its betrayal in Reconstruction hardened field holle…
387: Chapter 14 – Farewell, Rube Foster, the Father of Black Baseball #2023 #FatherOfBlackBaseball #sportsfansoftiktok #baseballfans #viralditiktok
Foster’s final years his battles, struggles, institutionalization, and the lasting legacy he left behind despite tragedy. www.feoa.info
Rube Foster, founder of the Negro Leagues
Rube Foster was a pioneer in American baseball. His efforts in the early 20th century to organize Black baseball teams sparked professional Negro Leagues. The league's style of play, the players, and the business model would go on to arguably alter the course of U.S. history.
Bob Kendrick, Presid…
How the Negro Leagues transformed baseball and American culture
The Negro Leagues are widely credited with revolutionizing baseball.
The aggressive, scrappy, base-stealing style of play was an attraction for fans of all backgrounds. The league's founder, Rube Foster, was largely responsible for introducing that mentality and bringing the league to its early s…
History's Hook RM EP40 03-07-2026 Negro Baseball League
Baseball is the quintessential American sport. Its long history dates back to the mid-19th century. But the sport has had a fractious history when it came to race relations. Despite quite a large number of African Americans playing in various leagues along-side white players in the early years o…
406: Chapter 4 – Economic Impact: Rube Foster, Black Entrepreneurship #BlackEnterprise #EconomicImpact #BusinessHistory
How the Negro Leagues became one of the most powerful Black-owned economic engines in America—creating jobs, businesses, and opportunities nationwide.
Ep. 58: Bob Kendrick on the Negro Leagues, MLB The Show and stories America was never taught
Some interviews you dream about for years. This is one of them.
Bob Kendrick, president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and host of the Black Diamonds podcast on SiriusXM, joins Nick Parker for a conversation about storytelling, history and what it means to carry on a legacy. With the MLB sea…
Extra-Inning Win to Snap the Skid
The Nats ended their four game losing streak with a 4-3 win on Saturday night in ten innings. Al recaps the Camden Yards victory over the Orioles that returns the Nationals to .500 in the standings.
(04:30) Foster Griffin was fantastic as he only gave up one unearned run in seven innings of work. …
3: Underrated Chicago Sports Moments That Shaped the City with Jack Silverstein | With That Being Said
J.R. Bang sits down with Chicago sports historian and author Jack Silverstein to explore the underrated moments, teams, and pioneers that shaped Chicago sports history. From the dominant 2005 Chicago White Sox World Series run and the overlooked origins of the Chicago Bulls to Negro Leagues visio…
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