Willie Mays, "The Say Hey Kid," started his career with the Birmingham Black Barons at Rickwood Field in 1948.

Over 20 former MLB players hit the golf course to help preserve the nation's oldest existing professional ballpark.

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The Negro National League debuted on May 2, 1920. Chicago, including the White Sox, played a role in getting it started, ...

Following his collegiate career, Adair played professionally in Germany and has served as an NBA referee since 2017. In 2025, ...

Grambling State University's head baseball coach, Davin Pierre, is celebrating his 100th career victory after the Tigers defeated Florida A&M, 6-5, in Tallahassee, Florida. The win was in the first ...

The Smartplay has helped more than 900 students through its summer sports program. Students average three months of growth in ...

Birmingham's American Baseball Foundation introduced a new brand. 👀 #Birminghamalabama #SmartPlay #AmericanBaseballFoundation #RickwoodField CM ...

Momentum is building, but MLB still seems like a long way off for Nashville. Commissioner Rob Manfred has said that MLB won’t ...

MLB and WM (Formerly Waste Management) celebrate one year as the first Official Sustainability Partner of Major League ...

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — As Ajay Stone strolled around historic Rickwood Field and gazed at tributes displayed in honor of Willie Mays and other Negro Leaguers, he clutched a cherished memory under ...