Larry Lester

In this engaging conversation, Larry Lester, a noted author and historian and co-founder of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, dives into the significance of recognizing Black players’ contributions to baseball. He discusses the recent incorporation of Negro League statistics into Major League Baseball, reshaping the narrative of the game. Highlights include the impact of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier and the legacy of players like Josh Gibson. This recognition not only honors their achievements but also enriches the history of America’s favorite pastime.