At 59, Satchel Paige came back for one more magical night on the mound.

In 1992, Robin Yount joined the 3,000-hit club.

On Dec. 9, 1965 Frank Robinson was traded to the Orioles.

Jim Ray Hart, a man with quick wrists like Hank Aaron, had a style of his own.

On Feb. 3 Hall of Fame artifacts used to affect that change will be on display at an event honoring Henry Louis Aaron’s commitment to a lifetime of philanthropy.

Jim Roland's 1972 Topps card gives us a glimpse into the fashion preferences of players back in the early 1970s.

On field trips from around Upstate New York, inner-city students have explored baseball history and been inspired by the triumphs of Black legends.

This footage is perhaps the earliest known recording – in color, no less – of Jackie Robinson playing for Montreal.

On Feb. 13, 1920, the Negro National League was formed.

The sportswriter behind the integration of baseball.

Introduction to racial segregation and its impact on baseball and American society.

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

Christy Mathewson became the first face of baseball, a college-educated gentleman fans could mythologize. And though his life was filled with personal hardship, the face he presented the public was a smiling one.

Jackie Robinson integrated the Dodgers in 1947, but it was more than another decade before some clubs finally embraced Black players.

As he did on the field, Smokey Joe Williams stands tall in the Hall of Fame's Steele Art Gallery thanks to Deryl Daniel Mackie's portrait.

Fox has called their new show Pitch a “true story on the verge of happening,” about the first woman to play in Major League Baseball.