The Ones Who Almost Got Away
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The Ones Who Almost Got Away
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In this episode, we explore the intricacies of the MLB playoffs, the importance of community programs, and strategies for success in the game. We also discuss the impact of socioeconomic factors on Black baseball talent and how to grow the sport at the youth level. We explore the rich history of Black baseball players, the stories of perseverance like Ray Kerr's journey from working at a 7-Eleven to Major League success, and the importance of community support in overcoming obstacles.
We also delve into the complex history of William Edward White, arguably the first Black Major League Baseball player, and discuss the ongoing need for opportunities and representation in the sport.
This is the conversation that needed to happen. On a platform built for it. Led by hosts who lived it, loves the game, and refuses to let the story be buried again.
So pull up a chair. This isn't just baseball history.
This is OUR history. And it's time we reclaim it.
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