Art “Superman” Pennington was an equal among greats. But he preferred to play in Latin America, where he was judged by his talents instead of by the color of his skin.

FDR’s Green Light Letter and the Fate of Baseball During World War II

Historic ballpark is oldest remaining stadium that hosted Negro Leagues games.

The Negro leagues and baseball’s lost literature.

On Feb. 8, 1972, the nine-man Committee on Negro Baseball Leagues elected Josh Gibson and Buck Leonard into the Hall of Fame.

Lou Boudreau's bat and brains carried Cleveland through the 1948 American League tiebreaker and to a World Series title.

A look back at Monte Irvin's interview with the Hall of Fame in 2006.

The 1949 Hall of Fame Game featured the Washington Senators and the Pittsburgh Pirates.

The Negro leagues and baseball’s lost literature.

Dodgers scout Clyde Leroy Sukeforth played a critical role in Jackie Robinson's signing with the organization.

A film-by-film listing for the 72 inductees who have appeared on the big screen.

The late Chadwick Boseman starred in his portrayal of Jackie Robinson in the 2013 film "42."

Digitized photos of the Negro Leagues, the papers of pioneering African-American writer Wendell Smith and a Jackie Robinson scrapbook are now online.

Larry Doby may not have been the first to reintegrate the major leagues, but his courage and accomplishments still left a lasting impact on baseball and society.

The scorecard from Game 3 of 1951 NL playoff echoes Russ Hodges’ legendary call.