How MLB Took Steps To Properly Honoring Negro Leagues Legacy
2024 brought a long overdue addition
The Negro Leagues finally began to earn proper historical holdings in recent years after Major League Baseball recognized them as major leagues back in 2020.
Four years later, the league’s statistics that featured all-time players such as Josh Gibson and Oscar Charleston, entered the MLB record books. The Negro Leagues featured some of the best talent to ever take the baseball field and these steps, while long overdue, are shining light on the brand of baseball.
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum president Bob Kendrick joined NESN’s Tom Caron in Kansas City in August to discuss these developments. The two discussed this on the “310 To Left” podcast.
You can catch the clip on YouTube or on Spotify.
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