Los Angeles Dodgers

George Shuba’s defining act as a ballplayer came in a minor league contest 75 years ago

His Dodgers teammates were slow to recognize signs that were obvious to others

Robinson keeps echoing in MLB’s present as did the pioneering figures from the Negro Leagues

The painful stories of baseball players such as Dick Allen, Bob Gibson and Bill White aren’t as well known

The former spring training site will serve as a hub for amateur development initiatives and events

How to get the game back to what Jackie Robinson gave his life for

‘If I could just give baseball up right now … to have my mom, brother and dad back, I would do it. But life doesn’t work like that.’

Dave Roberts and Alex Cora put the focus on minority managers in baseball

Until the curfew was lifted, no night events were held in Los Angeles

The league waffled for days until black players forced the commissioner to postpone Opening Day