Beaumont's Frank Robinson, a baseball Hall of Famer who broke barriers in the sport, was born on this day in 1935. Born in ...

Frank Robinson, who in 1975 became Major League Baseball's first African-American manager and is considered one of the game's greatest players, died on Thursday at the age of 83. Robinson, known also ...

April 8, 2025, is significant for the Cleveland Guardians organization not only because it is their latest season's home opener, against the Chicago White Sox, but also because it is the anniversary ...

LOS ANGELES — Crowding the plate, fearsome and fearless, Frank Robinson hammered his way into the Hall of Fame. His legacy, however, was cemented that day in 1975 when he simply stood in the dugout at ...

Frank Robinson, the talented and tenacious Hall of Fame outfielder who broke barriers as baseball's first African-American manager and who led the Nationals through their first two seasons in ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Frank Robinson, the only player to earn the MVP award in both leagues, died Thursday at 83. He had been in failing health and in ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – This week marks the 50th anniversary of one of Cleveland’s biggest sports moments. It was 1975 when Frank Robinson became the first Black manager in Major League Baseball. But he was ...

The 2025 class celebrates Black leadership in baseball, 50 years after Frank Robinson broke the managerial color barrier.

The Orioles unveiled more of their plans to honor Hall of Famer Frank Robinson, the celebration of his life moving from Sarasota to Camden Yards. The club is dedicating a night to Robinson on April 6 ...

Fifty years after Frank Robinson became the first Black manager in Major League Baseball, the league is struggling with a significant decline in Black players and leaders As Black History Month begins ...

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 ...