Before Jackie Robinson stepped over the white line at Ebbets Field on April 15, 1947, breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball, he spent a season as a minor-leaguer with the Dodgers ...

“On March 17th, 1946, Jackie Robinson changed professional baseball forever when he stepped out onto the field and broke the color barrier in the sport. His courage that day not only redefined ...

Without Jackie Robinson, the game of baseball and the spirit it embodies would not look or feel nearly the same as it does ...

at Jackie Robinson Field at CHS. “I thought the day was great,” said Syrupmakers coach Chad Parkerson. “We got to pay tribute to Jackie Robinson and a have a bunch of people come out in the ...

The Diamondbacks celebrate Jackie Robinson's impact in breaking barriers in baseball and inspiring necessary change in the sport and our nation.

Originally named Daytona City Island Ballpark, the field opened for play in 1914 and is the oldest ballpark still used in Minor League Baseball. It is here that in 1946 Jackie Robinson broke the ...

"Jackie Robinson's impact was greater than just that ... He was a brilliant broken-field runner in football; a pioneer point guard who introduced the fast break to a deliberate, white boys ...

Tuesday was the 50th anniversary of Jackie Robinson’s debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers ... After Robinson’s debut, an almost all-white crowd at Ebbets Field became a mixed crowd of black people and ...

In 1948, Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers hit the first homerun at Dodgertown, the team's new spring training home in Vero Beach. Batting leadoff, he sent the second pitch of the game deep into ...