On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson became the first African-American player in modern Major League Baseball when he stepped onto Brooklyn’s Ebbets Field with the Dodgers. Today, we celebrate an American hero and civil rights icon whose legacy endures on and off the field.
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On this day in 1970… got the opportunity to realize a childhood dream & put on the same uniform as Jackie Robinson
Today might be a good day to remind everyone to MASK UP
From Detroit Free Press written by Mitch Albom Mitch Albom: Al Kaline takes his bow. His legend will live forever. When there is so much death around, one man’s passing can go unnoticed. This one will not. Even with the shroud of coronavirus taking us down in shocking numbers, no one in Michigan was numb…
Some photos from yesterday’s visit to Phillies Spring Training in Clearwater Chatting with former big league pitcher (and current minor league pitching coach) Ray Burris Catching up with former Phillie Dickie Noles Checking out batting practice The Pope
DA15 Instagram Post: Warm Birthday wishes to #Phillies All Star catcher @jt_realmuto – We are all looking forward to having everyone back on the field and playing
Beautiful Saturday afternoon in #Philadelphia to enjoy the #Phillies and #Cubs View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dick Allen (@dickallen_15)