On this day in 1920, Andrew “Rube” Foster, a legendary player, manager, and visionary, forever changed the landscape of professional baseball by establishing the Negro National League (NNL). Foster’s ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Inside a YMCA off Paseo Boulevard 106 years ago, one man gathered seven Black baseball team owners with a bold vision that would change baseball forever. Rube Foster ...

Our Uniquely Fort Worth stories celebrate what we love most about Cowtown, its history & culture. Story suggestion? Editors@star-telegram.com. Andrew "Rube" Foster is known as "the Father of Black ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A large group of men — 33 ballplayers, six executives and two trainers — stood shoulder to shoulder for an iconic photograph. The moment occurred minutes before one of the most ...

On Feb. 13, 1920, in Kansas City’s Paseo YMCA, Andrew “Rube” Foster and seven other owners of Black baseball teams across the Midwest established the Negro National League. “We are the ship, all else ...

When we contemplate the past, quite often some things are particularly hard for us to fathom or even understand. When one considers, for example, that women have been eligible to vote for barely 100 ...

For the first time, Negro League players are coming to "MLB The Show." Sony announced Monday that eight Negro League legends will be included in a new game mode called Storylines, which will "expose ...

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