Negro League Baseball Timeline
YNLBP Wall Of Fame Inductees 2018-2019
Negro League Baseball's Wall Of Fame Inductees From 2018-19
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Negro League Baseball's Wall Of Fame Inductees From 2017
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Negro League Baseball's Wall Of Fame Inductees From 2016
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Negro League Baseball's Wall Of Fame Inductees From 2015
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Negro League Baseball's Wall Of Fame Inductees From 2014
Learn More7/26/2014YNLBP Wall Of Fame Inductees 11-13
Negro League Baseball's Wall Of Fame Inductees From 2011-2013
Learn More6/25/2011YNLBP Wall Of Fame Inductees 07-10
Negro League Baseball's Wall Of Fame Inductees From 2007-2010
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Negro League Baseball's Wall Of Fame Inductees From 2006
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Negro League Baseball's Wall Of Fame Inductees From 2001-2005
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Negro League Baseball's Wall Of Fame Inductees Of 2000
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Negro League Baseball's Wall Of Fame Inductees Of 1999
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Negro League Baseball's Wall Of Fame Inductees Of 1998
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Negro League Baseball's Wall Of Fame Inductees Of 1997
Learn More2/1/1997Carl Long
Carl Long is recognized as becoming the first black baseball player in the Carolina League.
Learn More4/1/1953Ray "Boo Boy" Knox
Ray Knox was a Negro League catcher for the Chicago American Giants and the New Orleans Eagles
Learn More4/1/1949John "Mule" Miles Jr.
John "Mule" Miles was a member of the Tuskegee Airmen and a Negro American League baseball player.
Learn More4/1/1946Jackie Robinson
Jackie Robinson pioneered the integration of professional athletics in America, by breaking the 1889 color barrier in baseball on April 15th 1947.
Learn More4/1/1945Andrew "Rube" Foster
The first viable Black league was formed in 1920 under the leadership of Rube Foster.
Learn More1/1/1920Walter "Buck" Leonard
Also known as The Black Lou Gehrig and his 17 year run with the Grays.
Learn More4/1/1934Ted Radcliffe
Ted "Double Duty" Radcliffe excelled as a pitcher and catcher for numerous Negro League baseball teams, playing professionally for 32 years.
Learn More4/1/1928James Thomas Bell
Cool Papa Bell was the fastest man in negro league baseball, awarding him the nickname "faster than light".
Learn More4/1/1922Leroy "Satchel" Paige
“Age is a question of mind over matter,” “If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter.” -Satchel Paige The six foot three legendary pitcher, who played in both The Negro League & Major League Baseball.
Learn More4/1/1922John W. Fowler
John Fowler was one of the true pioneers of American baseball, as one of the first professional black ballplayers.
Learn More4/1/1877Moses Fleetwood Walker
Moses "Fleetwood" Walker, was the first African American to play major league baseball in the nineteenth century.
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