
Ted Alexander
Ted “Red” Alexander was born Theodore Roosevelt Alexander…

Newt Allen
Second baseman Newt Allen’s Kansas City Monarchs teammates…

George Altman
As the title of his 2013 autobiography showed, George Altman’s…

Sandy Amorós
On October 4, 1955, outfielder Edmundo Amorós helped “Next…

Tom Baird
Tom Baird was present at the beginning of the Negro National…

Walter Ball
Right-hander Walter Ball was one of the top pitchers in early…

Dan Bankhead
Dan Bankhead is best known for two things. He was the first African-American…
Sam Bankhead
Hall of Famer and Negro League legend Judy Johnson called Sam…

Lloyd Bassett
Lloyd Pepper Bassett made his name in Negro League baseball as…

Cool Papa Bell
“He was a beautiful person. Yes he was. Cool Papa Bell. He…

Herman Bell
In his lifetime Herman Bell was a highly regarded defensive catcher…

Lefty Bell
A pitcher whom the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette first identified as…

William Bell
The 1935 Pittsburgh Crawfords are often considered to be the…

Joe Black
Joe Black helped lead the Brooklyn Dodgers to the 1952 pennant,…
Garnett Blair
Right-handed pitcher Garnett Blair had the opportunity to play…

Ed Bolden
Before Ed Bolden began his career in baseball, he was a domestic…

Ted Bond
“What did I do to deserve this?” If Theodore Bond had asked…

Bob Boston
The 1948 Negro National League season was played on the cusp…

James Boyd
The 1946 Newark Eagles pitching staff was filled with front-line…

Bob Boyd
Even in a wheelchair, he obviously is an athlete. He strokes…

Frank Bradley
Frank E. Bradley, a fireballing right-handed pitcher who played…

John Britton
John "Jack" Britton played professional baseball in four countries…
Raymond Brown
In his heyday, Raymond Brown was on top of the Negro League baseball…

Willard Brown
Ese Hombre — That Man — was Willard Brown’s nickname…