Did you know there were just three women to play baseball in the Negro Leagues? These women were ultra-talented, and among them was the only woman pitcher, Mamie "Peanut" Johnson. She earned the nickname after facing Hank Baylis of the KC Monarchs. After a hard strike, Baylis

Few have impacted the story of baseball like Bob Kendrick. As President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, he’s dedicated to honoring the legends who shaped the game and making sure their legacy continues to inspire future generations. ⚾ Ep. 1005 linktr.ee/joelgoldbergkc

No creative takes here. No wit. But, Mizzou basketball is looking its strongest in years. Exceptional win last night. Coach Gates is doing some great things in COMO.

“Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.”  You have to look no further than the pedestal of Lady Liberty to see what defines America. That’s who we are.   This speech – and this President – is not who we are.

This! Many teachers spend their days engaged in great teaching. Let’s be intentional about recognizing what that looks like and who has been doing it far longer than they’ve been given credit for doing.

Blink.

And millions of Americans are asking if this will be honored when roles are reversed.

This morning the Blue Jays informed Will Wagner, Nathan Lukes, Myles Straw, and Alan Roden that they made the opening day roster

Lex Young takes second in the 10,000 at the Stanford Invitational in 27:48.93! Not only is it a 1:36 or improvement on his PB, but it places him No. 5 in Stanford history! #GoStanford

We join the baseball community in mourning the passing of Octavio Dotel. We send our condolences to Octavio's family and loved ones.

OTD in 1969, Denny Matthews sat in the booth at Municipal Stadium & called the Kansas City Royals’ first ever game, including the game-winning hit. 56 years later, the Royals once again host the Twins with Hall of Famer Denny Matthews describing the action on the radio. Join us!

If only Fred Whote could join Denny…the combo was magical.

Yes!

My ski-loving son…Leaning into his Old Soul era.

I first met this kid when he was 18. Saw his first big league homer here at Yankee Stadium at 21. Eric Hosmer joins us as a guest pre-game show analyst this evening in the Bronx.

Thank You Canada.🇨🇦

Saving lives regardless of our human imposed dividing lines…aka borders. A beautiful thing.