As the man who broke Baseball's color barrier, Jackie Robinson holds a singular place in Hobby history as one of the sport's most significant players ever.

Jackie Robinson’s 1952 Topps card holds legendary status among baseball enthusiasts. Featuring in the iconic 1952 Topps set, this card reflects Robinson’s impact on the sport.

As baseball celebrates the legacy of Jackie Robinson, let's take a look at some modern Jackie Robinson cards, that capture the history and pay tribute to one of the most important figures in the ...

This 1954 Jackie Robinson Topps baseball card shows him in the field as well as his portrait. Photo courtesy of Heritage Auctions And Robinson’s cards are if not on top, close to it, Ivy says.

Jackie Robinson was the first non-white baseball player to make a team. In 1946, the entire league was White, but in 1947 that all changed.

This weekend, Major League Baseball celebrates what is perhaps the most significant moment in the history of the U.S. civil rights movement — the day that Jackie Robinson broke baseball’s ...

Major League Baseball is marking the 77th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the sport's color barrier.

Fifty years ago this week, Jackie Robinson stepped one final time into the breach after a lifetime of fighting good fights and squashing stubborn enemies.

The legacy of Jackie Robinson showed in Major League Baseball’s draft, with four Black players among the first five selected for the first time in history. Six of the first 18 players chosen as ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The legacy of Jackie Robinson showed in Major League Baseball’s draft, with four Black players among the first five selected for the first time in history. Six of the first ...

Marking the 75th anniversary of Robinson's first MLB game in 1947, the Training Day star addressed the crowd at Dodgers Stadium just before players took to the field for the 2022 All-Star Game.

Today is Jackie Robinson Day. On April 15, in 1947, Robinson broke the color barrier, debuting for the Brooklyn Dodgers.