The Dodger was a class act, no matter who was watching.

Los Angeles — Jackie Robinson was the first to break baseball's color barrier with the Brooklyn Dodgers 78 years ago Tuesday. His legacy continues to inspire people inside the major leagues ...

American baseball player Jackie Robinson (1919 - 1972) of the Brooklyn Dodgers at bat during a game, 1940s or 1950s. Photo by Robert Riger/Getty Images ...

His plaque displays his many accomplishments with the bat and in the field as a second baseman. June 4, 1972: Robinson’s number 42 is retired in a ceremony at Dodger Stadium.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A plaque honoring baseball legend Jackie Robinson that was vandalized in Georgia is coming to Kansas City’s Negro Leagues Baseball Museum to be put on display. The sign ...

New memorial for Jackie and ‘Mack’ Robinson to replace plaque at childhood home The enhanced memorial will honor the entire Robinson family, not just the famous brothers.

It was in 2008, with the blessings of Jackie’s widow Rachel Robinson, when a new plaque was unveiled. Hall of Fame staff members at the time came up with the new text that reads: ...

McEntee, of Grimes, admits she had no idea the old bat she had marked with a $1 price tag once belonged to Jackie Robinson, who in 1947 became Major League Baseball's first Black player.

The museum has also secured a uniform and bat that Robinson used in 1947, his Rookie of the Year Award, his National League Most Valuable Player Award from 1949, his original Hall of Fame plaque ...

A bat used by Jackie Robinson fetched more than $1 million in an auction over the weekend. American baseball player Jackie Robinson (1919 - 1972) of the Brooklyn Dodgers, USA, 28th August 1949.

A bat used by Jackie Robinson sold for more than $1 million in an auction over the weekend. The iconic ballplayers used the bat during the 1949 all-star game two years after breaking baseball's ...

It's not the most expensive bat ever sold at auction, but it's quite uncommon for a bat to sell for over a million. Babe Ruth's bat from his first home run at Yankee Stadium sold for about $1.27M.