KANSAS CITY - Playing Major League Baseball is very important to Orioles center fielder Adam Jones. But so is recognizing and appreciating the sacrifices of others who opened the door for him and ...

Negro Leagues Baseball Museum president Bob Kendrick said he hoped to raise $30 million to complete the project. “It’s a tremendous indicator of the growth of his museum and the heightened interest in ...

Baseball legend Reggie Jackson has more connections to Kansas City than some may know. The Baseball Hall of Famer is known for his record-breaking seasons with the Oakland Athletics and New York ...

Banana Ball leaders announced on Thursday, Oct. 9, that they have partnered with the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum to preserve the history of a pioneer barnstorming team - the Indianapolis Clowns.

'Leaders & Innovators' spotlights Black managers who led teams in the Negro Leagues. Bob Kendrick, president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and a key figure behind MLB The Show video game’s ...

PHILADELPHIA -- Ryan Howard was a rookie with the Philadelphia Phillies just putting baseball on notice with his moonshot home runs when he met Buck O'Neil, a champion of Black ballplayers during a ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Royals and the Royals Foundation announced Friday that Free February at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum will be extended through March 7. The extension of free ...

LAYOFFS HAPPEN. THIS WEEK. BLACK BASEBALL HISTORY IS BEING HONORED TODAY WITH A CELEBRATION AT THE NEGRO LEAGUES BASEBALL MUSEUM. THE MUSEUM IS SHINING A SPOTLIGHT ON BLACK BASEBALL INNOVATORS AND ...

And I quote: “Strangle holds, razors, horsewhips and other violent implements of argument will be barred at the baseball game at Island Park this afternoon when the baseball club of Wichita Klan ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Just about anyone who visits the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in the 18th & Vine District recognizes the treasure it is to Kansas City. Museum guests and sports fans alike ...

The caretaker of one of baseball's great treasure troves will speak in Columbia later this month. Bob Kendrick, president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, will address a public ...