Stat changes for 8 legends who got their start in Negro Leagues

Hall of Famers like Willie Mays, Roy Campanella, Larry Doby, Monte Irvin, Minnie Miñoso, Satchel Paige and Jackie Robinson, as well as Don Newcombe, the first ...

MLB Negro League stats leaderboard changes record book

Major League Baseball's single-season and career leaderboards now have a fresh look. The changes occurred Wednesday, when MLB announced that ...

With Negro League stats, MLB links legends like never before - ESPN

And their imperfections make the effect no less miraculous. These updates don't make the likes of Bullet Rogan, Martin Dihigo or Cool Papa Bell ...

Statistics of the Negro Leagues officially enter the Major League ...

In addition, Hall of Famers like Willie Mays, Willard Brown, Roy Campanella, Larry Doby, Monte Irvin, Minnie Miñoso, Satchel Paige and Jackie Robinson are among ...

MLB records change as Negro League stats are integrated, but it's a ...

It's part of Major League Baseball's initiative to integrate their statistical databases to include Negro League records, ensuring that some of ...

Here's what MLB's records look like now that it integrated Negro ...

MLB stats that changed after Negro Leagues integration · Willie Mays' career hit total increased to 3,293 after including his 1948 season with ...

How Negro Leagues stats change MLB record books - CBS Sports

How Negro Leagues stats change MLB record books: Jackie Robinson and more notable names get updated numbers · Gibson becomes leader in AVG, SLG, ...

Negro League stats added to official MLB record

And two, that the Black leagues simply weren't as good as the white leagues and therefore cannot be compared to Organized Baseball. The argument ...

A Complete Guide To MLB's Insane Decision To Combine Statistics ...

This is a layered discussion, so I'll start with my conclusion. MLB was wrong to merge Negro League stats because it masks baseball's ugly ...

Why MLB added Negro Leagues stats to its records

367) the all-time leader in batting average, nor Babe Ruth (1.164) the king of OPS. Josh Gibson (.372, 1.177, respectively) is the new standard- ...

MLB adds Negro League stats and Josh Gibson surpasses legends

Although MLB teams were forbidden from playing games outside their league schedules beginning in the 1920s, the barnstorming and irregular ...

Detroit Stars Negro Leagues stats now part of MLB record - Axios

Major League Baseball announced last week that it would add statistics from the Negro Leagues to the Major League historical record.

MASSIVE Changes To MLB Career Leaderboards!! MLB ... - YouTube

other Negro Leagues legends officially join the all-time leaderboards. The statistics of more than 2300 Negro Leagues players launch today ...

Negro Leagues stats change MLB records - The Miami Times

Willie Mays, a baseball icon, saw his career statistics expanded with the inclusion of his time playing for the Birmingham Black Barons in the ...

Statistics from Negro Leagues officially integrated into MLB record ...

372, passing Cobb's mark of .366, according to CBS Sports. His career .718 slugging percentage will also be the all-time high mark now, ...

Negro Leagues statistics to be officially incorporated into MLB ...

The move will open the door for 2,300 Negro Leagues players to have their accomplishments entered into the official database.

Including stats of the Negro Leagues changed MLB's record book ...

In addition to Gibson becoming arguably the greatest statistical hitter ever, we also see new names such as Oscar Charleston, Buck Leonard, Jud ...

MLB integrates Negro League statistics into all-time record ... - CNN

More than 2,300 Negro Leagues players from 1920-1948 were added to the MLB database as more stats are “still being discovered.” Also, MLB career ...

Negro League stats don't all count | The North State Journal

So even though Mays and Aaron played in the Negro Leagues, their leagues, teams and level of competition are not considered Major League quality ...

Negro League statistics officially added to MLB record books

John Thorn — the Official Historian of Major League Baseball — joins Dan Patrick to break down Negro League statistics being added to MLB ...