Legendary stories of Negro Leagues baseball excellence shine a bright light on the barriers and successes Black players faced. #MLBatRickwood (MLB x @TMobile) pic.twitter.com/AVzFTP9pZ4

Roy Wood Jr. is making sure that professional baseball matters to the youth in Alabama, sending students from Ramsay High School to #MLBatRickwood. @TMobile shows us first hand the impact that baseball is making in the community. pic.twitter.com/6H3ruG9CLb

Watch #MLBatRickwood tomorrow at 7 pm ET on @MLBONFOX, and listen to NPR’s Road to Rickwood wherever you get your podcasts.

Each year MLB honors three legendary players with special days to commemorate their lives and contributions to our game and society. Did you know that Jackie Robinson, Roberto Clemente, and Lou Gehrig all played at historic Rickwood Field? #MLBatRickwood this Thursday features… pic.twitter.com/iKyMIi69k6

Willie Mays' persona is larger than life. @TMobile helps us learn how The Say Hey Kid's story has now come full circle with #MLBatRickwood. pic.twitter.com/X80RJ5DsFS

Watch #MLBatRickwood on Thursday, June 20 at 7 pm ET on @MLBONFOX.

Willie Mays will not be able to attend #MLBatRickwood, but he is looking forward to watching the first MLB game at a venue that is close to his heart. Full statement from The Say Hey Kid: atmlb.com/4cmbNBp pic.twitter.com/i4CCFqtKsF

There have been many amazing Black players, past and present. Who are some of your favorites? The panelists of Echoes: Living Legacy of the Negro Leagues share who’s on their list! Watch the full roundtable: mlb.com/echoes #MLBatRickwood pic.twitter.com/LZhcgEYBXg

We’re just nine days from #MLBatRickwood! Listen to episode 3 of NPR’s Road to Rickwood podcast, where host @RoyWoodJr and guests dive into Alabama’s first racially integrated baseball team. Download wherever you get your podcasts. pic.twitter.com/u8XCndSHfQ