March 28, 200422 yr Link this NEW YORK—Influenced by the high demand for Negro League memorabilia, Major League Baseball commissioner Bud Selig announced Monday that, for the 2004 season, the national pastime will return to its storied, segregated past. Above: Atlanta Black Crackers owner Tom Forst joins his player Ken Griffey Jr. at a press conference. "This is a historic day for baseball players and fans alike," Selig told an excited crowd of black reporters and players gathered around a radio in the lobby of his Park Avenue headquarters. "Today, we honor the memory of such great black players as Satchel Paige, Buck Leonard, and Cool Papa Bell by giving the Negro Leagues a place in American sports once again. More at link above
March 30, 200422 yr Author I think it has gone downhill a bit in the past year. It is streamlined and not nearly as much content as there use to be. Stilll, some wicked stuff
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